U S Raps Russians For Nuclear Blasts
The United States censures the Soviet Union for resuming nuclear tests and says it will proceed with a one year U S test suspension if Moscow agrees. The AEC reports two new Soviet detonations north of the Arete Chrely with moderate to high yield. Talks on worldwide testing limits are to begin in Geneva on Oct 3, with the U S prepared to suspend further tests if negotiations reach a pact.
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Washington
AEC
Toleyo
Soviet Union
Arete Chrely
United States
State Department
Geneva
Department
Arab diplomats clash over pace of Lebanon and Jordan troop pullout
United Arab Republic officials warned that if U N troops do not withdraw promptly, Cairo will bring the issue to the General Assembly. The eight nation Arab League meet in Cairo will review Dag Hammarskjold's report on possible October pullouts by the United States Britain and Jordan, while Britain presses to lift an oil and air blockade before withdrawing.
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Lebanon
Jordan
United Arab Republic
Nasser
General Assembly
Sudan
U.A.R
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Arab League
Cairo
Hammarskjold
United States
U.S
Britain
1300 Ship Aides Strike On Major Atlantic Ocean Routes
New York AP unions call 1300 ship officers to quit work on major passenger and dry cargo routes in Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports. The action targets 20 steamship lines as contracts with the American Merchant Marine Institute expired. Ships at sea exempt. Disputes center on vacations pensions and welfare benefits rather than wages.
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New York
United Sites
Atlantic
Guilt Coast
International Organization of Masters
Union
Ofa~rine Institute
Ralph E Casey
Ncern
Usion
Dulles Seeks Possible Shift in Formosa Policy
Secretary of State Dulles hinted in Washington it could be helpful to reduce Nationalist forces on offshore islands if a ceasefire with the Chinese Reds could be arranged. The remark surprised U S and Nationalist Chinese officials in Taipei who said the embassy was caught unprepared.
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Formosa
Taipei
U. S
China
Washington
United States
Tapei
Kassem reshuffles land as regime seeks peasant backing
CAIRO AP Premier Abdel Karim Kassem moves to consolidate support for Iraqs revolutionary regime by promising a five year land redistribution to break up large estates. Brig Abdul Salam Arif is demoted from deputy premier and named ambassador to Germany amid rumors of rifts. Baghdad dispatch notes censorship and a push to align with Arab unity while pursuing independent policies.
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Abdel Karim Kassem
Iraq
Middle East
United Arab Republic
Baghdad
Kassem
Nuri
Abdul Salam Arif
Arif
Germany
Kassia
Nasser
U.A.R
Guinea Takes Unwanted Sovereignty as France Delegates Power
Paris reports Guinea formally assumes sovereignty after midnight transfer of power to its cabinet. Prime Minister Sekou Touré says Guinea will seek continued association with France under a dominion-like status, or broader ties if Paris rejects the partnership, outlining a possible foreign policy aligned with French frenemy.
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Guinea
Conakry
West Afrca
Dakar
Liberia
Sekou Toure
Premier de Gauile
French Empire
de Gaile
Toure
France
Francone
de Gaudle
Rio Grande River Declines Again Ta TAT
The Rio Grande rose slowly overnight and early today to within three inches of Sunday’s record. Mexico reports indicate floods may push more water downstream. A southwest Texas city newsman noted the river appeared to crest around 3 am and began to fall.
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Rio Grande River
Rio Grande
Tevel
Mexico
England
Texas
Eisenhower Urges Adherence to Court Rulings on School Desegregation
President Eisenhower appealed for national compliance with the Supreme Court desegregation rulings at a news conference. He warned that ignoring the court could bring grave consequences and emphasized equal rights under the law. He noted ongoing litigation and limited further comment. He also commented on China’s Nationalists and the Far East crisis, urging resolve without retreat in the face of force.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Virginia
Far East
J Quemoy
Dulles Seeks Pressure on Chiang Over Troop Pullback
Washington AP report notes U.S. aims to press Nationalist China to withdraw forces from offshore Quemoy if a ceasefire in Formosa area is possible. Secretary Dulles signals tighter influence, seeking a deal to pacify Formosa while affirming U.S. resolve not to retreat under fire. Continued on Page Eight.
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Washington
United States
China
Formosa
State Dulles
Eisenhower
Dulles
Quemoy
U.S
Chiang Kai-shek
AL Moever
Day Of Prayer Declared By Eisenhower And Congress
The national Day of Prayer is proclaimed by President Eisenhower with congressional support directing one day each year for Americans to join in prayer for the nation and mankind. The proclamation follows a 1952 Congressional resolution establishing the annual observance.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Tower roof scene shows injuries in reported incident
Two people were seriously injured as detectives examined a tower area. The foreground features the roof of the tower, suggesting the incident occurred at or near that structure and is under investigation.
Little Rock Virginia Wait For Reopening Of Schools
Parents and pupils in Little Rock awaited a plan to reopen the city's four high schools on a segregated basis amid a federal court order blocking the private school opening. Gov. Faubus urged firmness in segregation while a referendum showed strong support for separate schools. Virginia officials planned to move toward reopening nine schools in Norfolk Charlottesville and Warren County. The public school board faced court orders and contractual ties to the private corporation running the high schools.
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Little Rock
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Norfolk
Charlottesville
Warren County
Orval E. Fautus
T. J. Raney
Faubus
Segrgention
Ers
Court of Appeals
Omaha
St. Louis
Almond
Senate GOP leadership battle reshapes 1950s party lines
Washington report details quiet GOP maneuvering as conservatives seek to block a modernist path to Senate leadership. With Senator Knowland retiring, Dirksen may gain the top slot while envisioned expansion of the leadership base could place an assistant leader role to placate reformist Republicans. Names like Bricker Mundt Goldwater Curtis surface as possible assistants.
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Washington
Fine Party
GOP
Senate
Eisenhower
Willan
Knowland
Everett Dirksen
RTH
Rober A. ‘Tall
Rohio
Isenhower
Dirksen
Styles Bridges
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Eader
Whiteridges
Republic
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Karl &. Mundt
South ‘Dakota
Barry Goldwater
Arizwona
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Ambulance Crew Member Reprimanded For Joy Ride
Dr. Carey, 39, assistant resident physician at City Hospital, admitted taking a city ambulance without authorization to satisfy an urge after exposure to ambulances. He was set off with a severe reprimand by hospital superiors.
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Mt. Boi Yaeyase
P. Carney
City Hospitals
Carey
Young Bicyclist Escapes In Crash With Auto
A young bicyclist escaped serious injury after colliding with Ralph Fogle’s auto at East Smith and North Center streets. The rider fled the scene. neither vehicle appeared damaged. Cpl. Leslie Kelly urges caution for students riding to and from school, noting three similar incidents since the start of school and warning of potential serious accidents.
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Somewnas
Bengvey
East Smith
North Center Streets
Ralph Fogle
Wright Street
Mrn
Smith Street
Center Street
Foxle
Leslie Kelly
Teat Fle
Kelly
Cattle Harassment Reported By Local Dog Pack
A pack of four dogs near Dodd Farm on Scott Crossing road has been seen forming a loose group and harassing cows. A local spokesman notes the canines have appeared several times around 3:30, risking injury and reducing milk production. Dog owners were urged to keep pets tied as some still run free.
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Columbus
Dodd
Scott’ Crossing
Dodds
Last Leathernecks Leave Lebanon With 1500 Marines
Marine battalion of 1,500 men sailed from Lebanon for a rendezvous with the U.S. 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean. The 3rd Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment remains to join the larger U.S. force, part of about 7,500 Marines still stationed in Lebanon.
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Lebanon
8Th Marine Regiment
Mediterranean
U.S
Chrysler UAW Step Up Talks GM Threatened
DETROIT AP Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers pressed to break a deadlock as the union threatened a General Motors strike at 11 am tomorrow affecting GM's 250,000 workers. Negotiations extended overnight with little progress on seniority and salaried pay as Walter Reuther and John Leary did not attend. Ford reached a three year contract with improved layoff and severance pay, while the overall auto wage average was about 2.43 dollars per hour.
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Chrysler Corp
United Auto Works
General Motors Corp
UAW
General Motors
Chryster
Walter Reuther
Chrysler
John D. Leary
Batwalner
Reuther
Leary
Ford
Rex Theatre Opens Tonight With New One-Show Policy
Rex Theatre on West South Street opens tonight marking the winter season with one show nightly. The Corry Drive-in will close for winter. The theatre has been repaired and redecorated inside and out, promising the best possible shows, starting with Around The World in 80 Days.
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West South Street
Corry Drive-in
Larger Gas Storage Seen At Airport
Lawrence Airport authorities push for expanded fuel storage as activity grows. President Clarence Wallace says an extra 1,000 gallon tank to reach 1,500 total is needed to attract supplier backing. Board plans to buy a used tank next spring. Hangar rentals mostly paid. two overdue. $20 check approved to Johnson Brothers Machinery for tractor rental. Treasurer reports $587 spent since June 17, leaving $4,415 balance. Inquiry into runway extension and nearby land continues. preliminary report favorable, with fuller details due next meeting.
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Cortinn
Lawrence
Clarence Wallace
Airport Authority
Wallace
Johnson Brothers Machinery Company
Corry
Roller
W. Ewine Inc
Frank Lucie
Ince
Conrad Monroe
Merle McIntyre
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