Two Thirds Growth in Decade Expands United Nations Role
The United Nations Assembly in its twelfth session shows growth from 46 to 82 member nations. The expansion includes newly independent states and former colonial powers. Churchill warns of weighted votes while Americans emphasize democracy stabilizes power among big and small states.
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United
Italy
Japan
Britain
Ghana
Iap
France
Morocco
Fleven
Sudan
Albania
Bulgaria
Hun
Austria
Ceylon
Finland
Ireland
Dagenshaos
Libya
Nepal
Spain
Wero
Winston Churchill
World Series Draws America In Baseball Faith
AP analyst Ed Creagh notes the World Series holds rare national pull beyond sports, with Yankees favored to win in five games unless Milwaukee shocks them. The piece reflects on baseball as a unifying, timeless American ritual despite other national issues.
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Casey Sleigel
Yankees
Milwaukee
Typhoon Faye Kills Marine and 52 Others in Okinawa
The U.S. Army reports 62 Okinawans and a Marine killed in Typhoon Faye. Pfc. Stanley L. Listewski of Baltimore Maryland died from a skull fracture. Two hundred forty others were injured and 79 Ryukyu islanders are missing. Okinawa property damage is pegged at 8.25 million dollars and 21,468 residents were left homeless.
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Buckner
Okinawa
Faye
U.S. Marine
U. S Army
Stanley L. Listewski
Baltimore
U. 5
U. 3
Premier Resigns After Defeat in Algerian Policy Clash
Premier Coty seeks a new head for France's 24th postwar government as economic unrest and widespread strikes pressure the regime. Jacques Soustelle surfaces as a possible ally but lacks broad moderate support. The Algerian bill sparked discontent across parties, threatening sovereignty while settlers fear loss of influence.
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Jacques Soustelle
Soustellé
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Coty
France
Bourgesapes
Black club hit by sudden incident in segregated town
Police investigated a late night incident at a club run by the Black president of Colp school board near town edge. Five to six patrons were inside with no injuries. Sheriff reports the club was rocked around 10 p.m. amid tensions after August school integration vote.
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Lolp
Til
Colp
Williamson County Sheriff's Voice
Willliam Hatchet
Allwhite Standard
Attucks Scholal
Tee School Board
Attucks
Hatchett
New Group Aids Blind Children In Special Classes
A new organization for blind and visually handicapped preschool children has formed here as a successor to a Parent Group. It joins the Erie Council for Exceptional Children alongside other associations and helps blind children enter public schools for the first time. A resource teacher provides Braille and adapted instruction to support the students.
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RTH
Erie Council For Exceptional Children
Deat Ant Hard of Hearing Association
Retarded Children's Association
Tau Jed
Woman 83 Killed by Butler Bus After Bingo Walk
Margaret Slater 83 of Butler was struck by a Harmony Short Line bus while walking home from a bingo game on a midtown street. Deputy Coroner Al W. Leonard identified the driver Elmer J. Morris 65 of Millvale and said he posted 1000 bond pending coroner's inquest. The Pittsburgh to Butler bus turned into an alley toward the depot. Mrs. Slater is the third Butler traffic fatality this year and the 24th in the county.
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Are Eyay
Margaret Slater
Butler
al W. Leonard
Elmer J. Morris
Millvale
Pittsburgh
Slater
Greensburg Man Struck by Car on Route 90
Walter Hunker, 63, of Greensburg, was killed when he was struck by an auto after alighting from a bus on Route 90 near Greensburg. The driver, Henry Anderson, 20, of Trafford, was released on a $1,000 bond pending a coroner's inquest.
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Greensburg
Walter Hunker
Westmoreland
Henry Anderson
Trafford
Corry Memories Reflect 1937 Political Shifts
Washington news notes Senator Royal Copelimd criticizes New Deal policies and calls for a new party to defeat it. Ola Moore of Targer berry growers visits the city with harvest displays. Robert Catlin, director of Public Assistance, reports stable relief totals in the city and surrounding area.
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Washington
Royal
Copelimd
Eater Hill
Ola Moore
Robert Catlin
Office of Public Assistance
Firelight Brief on West Smith Street Home
A small house fire on West Smith Street owned by Thomas Smith caused minor damage. Leon McChuree, recently returning home, was bound over to court on a highway robbery charge after a hearing before Alderman Shields. Deward Kenna of Company A plans to enlist in the U S Navy after serving three years in the U S Cavalry. Company A began bayonet drill at Camp Hancock during yesterday's program.
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Thomas Smith
Leon McChuree
Alderman Shields
Deward Kenna
Amaraot
Erie
Uncle Sam
Navy
U. S. Cavalry
Gamip Hancock
County Grape Growers Seek Price Quote
Erie County grape growers face no stable price for the 1957 harvest. North East area reports high quality 1967 crop but about 30 percent less in quantity. Previous quotations list No 1 grapes 50 to 80 dollars per ton with lower grades down to 30 dollars. An Ohio Growers Association survey says a top price of 85 dollars per ton is needed for fair profit.
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Erie
Erie County
North East
Ohio Growers Association
Gore
Governors Meet Amid School Integration Talks
President Eisenhower met Southern governors to discuss broad school integration issues after a Newport furlough. A conference resolution urged withdrawing federal troops from Little Rock at the earliest safe moment, while Eisenhower stressed discussing overall federal enforcement and compliance with a federal court order.
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Eisenhower
Little Rock
Newport
R. L Eisenhower
Little Teac
Gryal E Paulius
Integration Crisis Triggers White House and Governors Meeting
The text outlines the Little Rock Central High School integration clash with Eisenhower ordering troops, the Southern Governors Conference at Sea Island calling for troop withdrawal, and a plan for a White House briefing to address broad school integration issues rather than the specific Little Rock case.
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Arkansas National Gulf
Central High School
Eisenhower
Southern Governors’ Conference
Sea Island
Little Rock
Futbus
Seo
Arkansas
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