White House Meets on School Ratings and Integration
A White House conference on school integration pressures convenes today with President Eisenhower and four officials from Anderson County Tennessee. Delegates seek to address Clinton High School bombing damages and ongoing FBI investigations while other reports note Virginia and Charlottesville actions on school integration.
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White House
Associated Press
Lable
Eisenhower
Anderson County
Tenn
Clinton
Tennessee
Frank Wilson
R. G. Crassno
O. C. Mays
J. D. Yarnell
FBI
US Ceases Escort Duty In Formosa
Taipei reports US ships halted escorting convoys to Quemoy during a seven day cease fire amid a Chinese Nationalist landing on Quemoy. Unescorted ships carried ammunition and troops ashore while Nike Hercules missiles arrive to bolster Formosa defense. Veiled Prophet queen crowned in St Louis ceremony.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Quemoy
Formosa Strait
Pescadores
Gene Kramer
U. S
Washington
Peiping
Ta Tapipei
Toland N. Smoot
Taiwan
ST. Louis
Carolyn Lee Niedringhaus
St Louis
Foreign Policy Becomes Major Campaign Issue
In Washington the 1950s campaign scene centers on foreign policy as Democrats and Republicans trade sharp criticisms of handling international communism. Senator Hubert Humphrey accuse Eisenhower of trying to stifle public discussion of the Quemoy crisis, while GOP leaders charge Democrats with appeasement and undermining diplomacy ahead of election day.
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Nashington
Meade Alcorn
GOP National Committee
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Quemoy
International Chemical Workers Union
Storm Janice Rages In Ocean Off Florida Coast
Miami AP reports Hurricane Janice, the season’s deadliest storm, packing 75 mph winds in the open Atlantic. It was 455 miles east of Jacksonville with a Northeasterly path and a slow 3 mph motion. The Weather Bureau projected the center offshore the U.S. coast and gale warnings were lowered from Wilmington to Vera Beach.
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Janice
Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Jacksonville
Weather Bureau
United States
Wilmington
N.C
Vera Beach
Pilot Soars Into Space In Balloon
ALAMOGORDO N M AP A huge helium filled plastic balloon rose from the New Mexico desert at 0 50 a m carrying Lt Clifton McClure a 5 year old jet pilot to the stratosphere on Project Man High Officials said the substitute balloon would reach 100 000 feet and stay 24 hours while a ground panel of scientists would question him about observations during the long flight Weather predicted an eastward shift then return toward the test area at sunset as McClure joined the third Air Force Man High ascent to ride about 20 miles up for the extended mission
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Alamogordo
N. MI
New Mexico
Clifton McClure
Project Man
McClures
Air Force
Pace
Teens battle over honor in London crush riot
AP reports 300 teenagers clashed for 40 minutes outside Quarles Secondary after 14 year old Alan Rouse dated Linda Litman. Linda had dated from Harold Fields School. quarrel sparked by shifting affections. Police restored order as hundreds joined the melee.
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London
Alan Rouse
Linda Litman
Linda
Harold Fields
Alan
Quarles Secondary
Quarles
Inter
Bitter UN Arms Debate September Employment Best In Year
September marked the best local employment improvement since the recession began a year ago, per James A. Roseberry Pennsyl vania Employment Service manager. October 1957 had the fewest unemployment claims and was 41 percent below January's peak. job placements reached a July 1957 high, with 14 weeks of the 15 week program processing 2 786 checks for those ineligible for other benefits. Beginning Oct 26 1988 a UCX program for servicemen and ex servicemen will become effective. Erie labor market is still above 12 percent of the labor force. No sizable industrial upturn indicated.
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James A. Roseberry
Pennsylv
Rosenberry
Erie
U. S. Department of Labor
Roseberry
UF Unable To Include All Campaigns In United Fund
The Corry area United Fund says it cannot include all campaigns in its organization. Capital fund drives build facilities and cannot be funded through the United Fund, which underwrites service costs only. Some solicitations and church campaigns cannot join UF, but any qualified agency may join the federated campaign.
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United Fund
Corry Area
Capital Fund
Federated Campaign
Worker Freed From Landslide In Corona California
Carlos Ramirez, 64, was buried about 90 minutes under 100 tons of rock in a quarry slide while planting explosives at a 150 foot cliff. Digging machines freed him after steam shovel removed 40 tons and another 60 tons. Ramirez survived with only minor injuries, aided by a steel helmet that created an air pocket.
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Corona
Calif
Carlos Ramirez
Ramirez
Pope Pius XII near death after second stroke
Pope Pius XII, 82, lay near death at Castel Gandolfo after a second stroke. Vatican officials denied reports of his death as cardinals and doctors prepared rites. medical bulletins noted a coma state, high pulse, and fragile condition amid conflicting updates.
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Castel Gandolfo
Uly
Pius XII
Vatican Press Office
Italia
Vatican
State Fire Group Aides To Visit Stanford Hose
Two representatives of the Pennsylvania Volunteer Firemen Association will attend a morning meeting of Stanford Hose personnel to discuss insurance and other topics of interest to a local hose company. Erie County chair G.C. Lyons and Pittsburgh’s J. J. Kossouf will answer questions about the state association and its connection with the local unit.
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Pennsylvania
Stanford Hose
G.C. Lyons Kearsarge
Erie County
J. J. Kossouf
Pittsburgh
Wie
Cal Hose Company
Rain Fails To Halt World Series Tilt
Intermittent showers delayed parts of the World Series tilt but officials expected only light rain to persist. Acting baseball commissioner Charles Seur announced Game 3 was set for 3:00 p.m. EST. the U.S. Weather Bureau said rain would not likely halt play, possibly arriving in the late afternoon.
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Hiltame
Charles Se@ur
Baseball Commission
U. S. Weather Bureau
Corry VFW Offers Grave Photographs To Families
Corry VFW Archie W. Thompson Post 264 announced a program to provide next of kin with photographs of service members graves from World War II and Korea. Requests go to Sam Baresi adjutant, free 7812 color or black and white images, plus views of the cemetery wall of the missing.
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Korea
Corry
Yyhofos
Nurses Train in Local Class Attendance Record
Seventy two registered nurses attended the first of six weekly training sessions at Corry Memorial Hospital. Sponsored by Ere County Civil Defense and Ere District Nurses Association, the class drew nurses from Union City Waterford and Center Chest. Speakers included Mrs Cyril Bauer of Hamot Hospital and Col Frank Mayer of the U S Marine detachment. Mrs Roy Reed urged all nurses to attend remaining meetings. The sessions run two hours each.
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TNE Troy Vem Cosa
Ere County Civil Defense
Ere District Nurses’ Association
David Ho Permentor
Gouty 2D
Corry Memorial Hospital
Union City
Waterford
Centerville
Cyril
New Supreme Court Judge To Be Scrutinized
Washington AP reports Judge Potter Stewart of Cincinnati is the likely nominee to the Supreme Court. Appointed to replace retiring Justice Burton, Stewart faces close Senate scrutiny amid controversy over school desegregation rulings. He serves on the Sixth Circuit and was recommended by Senator Bricker. Stewart spoke after conference with Eisenhower.
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Washington
Potter Stewart
Cincinnati
U. S. Supreme Court
Senate
Stewart
Eisenhower
Harold H. Burton
Ohio
Supreme Court
Burton
Blewart
Circuit Court of Appeals
Hisen~ Hawer
Congress
Toney
John W. Bricker
R Ohing
William P. Rogers
Ean Warren
Rockefeller Harriman Clash Sparks New York Campaign
New York bid for governor pits Democratic Gov Averell Harriman and Republican Nelson Rockefeller, once friends, against each other on issues like crime unemployment and civil rights. Both are liberal to moderate, with broad support and plans shaping toward a national presidential arc. The race gains momentum as early sparring signals sharp contrasts yet shared priorities.
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Averell Harriman
Nelson A.rockefeller
Lea Mers
Harriman
Yale
Rockefeller
Dartmouth
New York
Nixon
Eisenhower
California
Reds Threaten To Match U S Britain Nuclear Tests
In a UN debate the Soviet Union threatened to match the United States and Britain blast for blast as disarmament moves dominated the Assembly. Andrei Gromyko warned Western tests would continue until total testing by all sides ends, signaling a tense cold war moment.
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United Nations
N. S
APY
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Assembly
Tuisia
Creigt
Andrei Gromyko
Diry
Moscow
Britain
Gromyko
State Department
Srg
Martial Law Enforces Pakistan Ruler Dictates New Constitution
President Iskander Mirza seized power in Pakistan dissolving central and provincial governments and abolishing parties and assemblies. General Ayub Khan named martial law administrator while he plans to draft a constitution with patriotic figures and submit it to a national referendum.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Iskander Mita
Mita
United States
Mirza
India
Mohammed ‘Ayub Khan
Pakistan Army
Local Health Aide Resigns in Corry Erie County Office
The Corry office of the Erie County Health Department reports the resignation of health aide Iris Rineate as of October 13. Dr. James, director of the county health department, notes her departure after the office opened last February. Mrs. Keppel Tiffany will take her place with an annual salary of 2,400 dollars. Tiffany resides on East Bath Street.
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Corry
Erie County Health Department
Jame
Iris Rineate
Baltimore
Keppel Tiffany
Bath Street
Tiffany
Wes Imean Mom Kincaid
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