Bombs Rip Clinton High School In Early Morning Blast
Three precision blasts wrecked Clinton High School as integration history echoed in the town. Officials from Anderson County met with Gov. Clement as FBI and Tennessee agents arrived to probe. The gym survived and classes were planned to resume with mixed-race students present.
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Clinton
Tenn
Clinton ‘High School
Anderson County
Nashville
Frank Clement
Tennessee Bureau of Identification
FBI
Hattle Cotton School
Miami
Jacksonville
Walter Bearden
Knoxville
Asst
Jesse Braden
Knox
Police May Cite Driver Over West Main St Crash
City police said the taxi operator Mrs. Lila Jean Mowers 23 Spring Creek will be cited for passing at an intersection after a two car collision on West Main street Saturday. Elmon Foster 55 West Main street suffered a crash impact that pushed his auto 40 feet as the taxi skidded 57 feet then 55 feet more. Damage to the taxi was about 550 dollars with car damage pending determination.
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West Main Street
Lila Jean Mowers
Spring Creek
Elmon Foster
Foster
Gates Street
Kintua Dam Proposal Attacked by State Council
The State O Conservation Council backs Seneca Indians and deems the Kintua Dam on the Allegheny River as big foolishness. It would provide little benefit to Pennsylvania and none to New York, and would flood substantial Seneca lands near the state line. Indians contest the land claim in court, saying it was promised to them by treaty with George Washington. Michael Petruska of Troy was reelected president, with William Roden of Warren County as vice president. other officers were reelected.
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Kintua
Utica
State
O Conservation Council
Allegheny River
Pennsylvania
New York State
New York-Pennsylvania
George Washington
Michael Petruska
Troy
Eotinel
William Roden
Warren Courity
Howard W. Whitmore
Little Valley
National Newspaper Week Highlights Right to Know
Washington AP observes National Newspaper Week emphasizing the public's right to know amid officials who keep government business private. It notes groups defending press freedom such as AP Management Editors Association and ASNE, and cites instances where agencies with public funds avoid disclosure to Congress or the public.
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Washington
Spee
United States
Associated Press Management Editors Association
American Society of Newspaper Editors
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Sigma Delta Cit
House
John Moss
Calif
Board of Army Engineers For
International Cooperation ‘Administration
Congress
General Accounting Office
Defense Department
Police hunt stabbing suspect near Waterford farm
State police seek Morris Weight a 31 year old South Carolina man in connection with a stabbing at a Waterford work camp. Weight reportedly stabbed a migrant laborer identified only as Williams in the back three times as an argument over potato work escalated. The victim was treated and released from Union City Memorial Hospital. The incident occurred on Route 87 east of Waterford at the Clete Troyer farm. Both men are described as Negro.
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Corry
Waterford
Sib-Station
Morris Weight
South Carolina
Way
Union City Stem Memorial Hospital
Wright
Clete Troyer
Checker
Wiliams
Weight
Youngsville
William Wade Ransom
Youngxyville
Warren County
D’ C. Lowrey
Daniel Michael Kaebelsky
Irvine
Brokenstraw Fish Arid Game Club
Matthew Run Road
Amonig Ye Group
Tage
J. Erich
Ramsom
Kubelsky
Dan Kubelsky
Lowrey
John Garr
Warren
Ransom
Brokenstraw Fish and Game Club
National Forge
Four Killed In Lebanon Rioting
Four men die as clashes erupt between security forces and Phalangists near Beirut and on the Damascus road. Phalangists press for a general strike while terrorism and sniping disrupt the capital. US Army withdrawal proceeds.
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Peuular
Beirul
Christian Phalangist Party
Lebanon
Rashid Karimi
Nort
Damascus
Beirut
Chamoun
Reds Cease Quemoy Fire After China Declares Artillery Halt
Red China announced a seven day cease fire around Quemoy with a condition. The United States was urged to stop escorting Nationalist convoys to the island. Chiang Kai-shek rejected direct talks with the Communists calling the move a trick. The 7th Fleet would continue escort missions according to officials.
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Taipel
Formosa
Red
Peiping
United States
Sampson Shen
Chiang
Talpei
Washington
Shen
U.8
Quemoy
Tech
Chiang Kai-shek
Eisenhower
Riot at Elvis King Creole showing disrupts theater
Hundreds of teenagers rioted during a King Creole screening. Police rushed to the theatre guarding exits as youths were removed. the film then resumed after the disturbance.
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Sunwun AP
Elvis Presley
United States and Nationalists weigh response to Red cease fire
Washington reports say the United States and Nationalist China are weighing a reply to Communist China’s seven day ceasefire in the Formosa area. Officials note the lull could ease pressures and open a path to talks, while cautions about American influence and Chiang Kai-shek’s decision loom.
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U.S
Washington
United States
China
Pormosa
Demand Ban On Private Schools In Little Rock
Three judges of the Eighth U.S. Circuit hear a bid for a permanent injunction to block transforming Little Rock schools into private segregated institutions. The Little Rock Private School Corp seeks to operate using state funds as private schools, while government lawyers urge federal supremacy to protect constitutional rights and prevent harm to Negro children.
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Louls AP
Bth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Little Rock
U.S
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Central High
Omaha
T. J. Raney
Little Rock Corporation
Raney
Arkanag
Challene
Otclas
Fumes Overwhelm Bowlers at Hollywood Bowling Center
In California Pennsylvania, five women bowlers and four pin boys were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes during last night’s bowling session. About 100 people were evacuated from the building as firefighters and police responded. Fire Chief Harold Gregory said dampers on the furnace were closed, directing fumes into the alley instead of venting upward. Several victims were hospitalized for treatment.
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California
Hollywood Bowling Center
Baselasht
First- Noor Theatre
Harold Gregory
Seawolf Sets New Record Under Water
Seawolf crew of 118 returns to New London after 40 miles at sea and a record run surpassing Skate. Officials see potential military and psychological implications, with a parade planned and a reactor upgrade scheduled in drydock. Seawolf built at General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton.
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New London, Conn
Seawolf
Atlantic
Skate
Graton
General Dynamites Corp
Svawolf
State Police Report Flags September Totals
State Police logged 21 vehicle accidents in August and 28 in September with property damage totaling about 11 685 dollars. Nine injuries were recorded in August, with no fatal auto crashes this month, while arrests rose and a new sergeant and corporal joined the Corry substation.
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Jens Anan
Corry
Prober Lake Death Continues in New Castle Case
Coroner and police pursue ongoing probe into the death of Arthur Johnson, 34, of New Castle, whose body was found in Cascade Park lake as investigators gather evidence and question potential witnesses.
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New Castle
Arthur Johnson
Cascade Park
Engineer Returns From Hobo Life to Forge Collision Avert Device
Iper C. Menkel, a 41 year old self taught electronics whiz, left the hobo trail to live with his family and resume work on an invention to prevent plane collisions. Polaris Engineering Co of Los Angeles plans to invest five million dollars to develop the device that would detect an ongemitie plate and automatically divert aircraft. The firm says it is ready to begin work immediately.
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Lbs
Iper C. Menkel
Menkel
Polaris Engineering Co
Los Angeles
Ben Raddalz
Pope Pius XII Suffers Stroke Near Death
Pope Pius XII suffered a paralyzing stroke at Castel Gandolfo near Rome and received Extreme Unction as doctors reported he could not be moved from his summer palace to Vatican City. The 62 year old pontiff showed brief signs of awareness but remained gravely ill as officials warned the situation could worsen rapidly.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pius XII
Phen
Vatican City
Aditorno Barbarrini
Boloma
Vatican
Denen
September Weather Review and Local Losses
A 1957 weather summary notes September was cooler than the prior year with highs near 86 and 85, rainfall about 3.60 inches, and nearly 20 days without sun. It contrasts with August’s heavier storms and crop damage. The record lists daily highs and lows, and mentions a financial figure: the financier succumbs in San Mateo, Calif.
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Tost
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Clinton, Tenn
Clinton High School
U. S
Ati
Reno, Nev
Elmer
Max) Menkel
Reno Holo Jungle
Er Walter MacKenzie
AP Wivaphorn
Moy
Nikita Khnushchev
Russia
Red China
Engineer
Fortune
Hobo
Pope
San Mateo
Deiph ‘Syceckeay
Wender and Son
Glaus A. Spreckels
Aye
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