Faubus Shifts Date for Little Rock School Vote
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus moved up the date of the Little Rock school integration election by 10 days to Sept 27. He said the change had no relation to demands to reopen the four closed high schools and cited federal troops as an unnecessary option. Report notes debate over federal enforcement and ongoing resistance to the Supreme Court ruling.
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Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
U.S. Supreme Court
Tisenhower
Paulius
Newport
William P. Rogers
Eisenhower
High Court
Rogers
Wirginia
Uiehilde
Faubus
Virginia
Gov. J. Lindsay Alminder Saii
Why A UF United Fund Campaign Arrives In Corry
Corry area residents will be asked to contribute to the region s first United Fund campaign uniting the former Community Chest agencies and the Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross in October The multi agency drive aims to fund health and welfare services under one umbrella mirroring a nationwide shift to a single United Fund for communities across the country
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Corry Area
United Fund
Community Chest
Corry Chapy
American Red
Corry
United States
Coryares
United
Lin
Itimy Waniny -Ejiges
Ues
Chery
Fuera
United Funds
Supplies Reach Quemoy as Essex Joins Relief Mission
Nationalists unload two supply ships to the besieged Quemoy Islands under heavy Communist fire. Two LSTs deliver cargo with escorts from Nationalist warships and U S. forces. The giant Essex aircraft carrier arrives, slated to replace another carrier in the Seventh Fleet, as Red shelling continues to target Quemoy’s artillery and underground emplacements.
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Quemoy Islands
Formosa Strait
Iape
Formosa
Formosan
Lebanon
Attagle
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Boulet
U.S
Warsaw
Foreign Affairs and National Defense Committees
Control Yuan
Cited Driver On Two Counts In Wattsburg
Robert Schweitzer of R D 2 Wattsburg was cited on two counts by city police for reckless driving and failing to heed an officer. He allegedly sped through streets causing tires to squeal, while an officer attempted to stop him and an eyewitness supported the charges. In Dunkerque, Communist demonstrators blocked Premier Reynaud from delivering a campaign speech for the Gaulle constitution, police cleared the hall with no casualties.
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Robert Schweitzer
Wattsburg
Schweitzer
Center Street
Park Place
Park Street
France
Dunkerque
Paul Reynaud
Charles de Gaulle
Caliborner or Bust Lincoln Touring Car Westward Journey
Robert Desmond drives a 1920 Lincoln touring car from West Church Street toward the west coast with Mrs Desmyad and Mr Badger Spoon of Columbus following. Desmond plans to leave the antique vehicle with its owner who bought it in Dunkirk NY. The 29 year old machine is in unusually good condition and a garage mechanic says it can travel at least 60 mph though Desmond does not expect to drive that fast.
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Ivory
San Francisco
Robert Desmond
West Church Street
Desmond
Mrs. Desmyad
Mr. Badger Spoon
Columbus
Coast
Dunkirk
Aly
Journal
Walkout as Ford UAW consider new proposal
Detroit AP United Auto Workers at Ford plants nationwide began a 10 am strike deadline with a new offer from Ford described as a refining and modifying process. Ford reports nine of 86 plants shut down by walkouts and others affected as talks continued. Stellato said the company proposed retroactive pay to July 1 and raising annual pensions from 225 to 235 per year of service plus to maintain the annual improvement factor.
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Detroit
United Auto
Ford
UAW
Walter Reuther
John 8. Bugas
Carl Stellato
Ford Local
Stellato
Third Train Coach Recovered After Jersey Line Disaster
Recovery of the third coach from a Jersey Central passenger train that plunged into Newark Bay in Bayonne, New Jersey, yielded four bodies including a woman and three men. Divers and coast guards also pulled two more victims from the water as the death toll rose to 27 and could reach up to 40. The engineer, Lloyd Wilburn, 63, Red Bank, died. autopsy notes a preexisting heart condition. The drawbridge signal failure and automatic derailment device contributed to the wreck.
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Bayonne
Jersey Central Railroad
Newark Bay
Bry
Hudson County
Lloyd Wilburn
Red Bank
Mead Park Playground Summer Attendances Hit Record High
Mead Park Association reports 1 525 attendees at Mead Park Playground during the past summer season. The annual meeting at Nichols Lodge disclosed 19 percent of attendees were children. Clifford Long notes two pine reservations still to fulfill and 352 reservations made with 91 carried to next season. Wall on Memory Lane near 400 feet long. 400 feet remaining to finish work. Old wooden centerpiece replaced by 43 concrete posts. 20 more slated next period. Walls completed for new halls and hobby shop. youth work underway. Grounds committee presents next year’s budget to United Park directors Whitley Read Rossbacher Long Witdahl McMullin Lite Mytella Wells Miss Host Merker.
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Mead Pat
Mead Park Association
Liveir
Nichols Lodge
Clifford Long
Memory Lane
Ark
Tesh
Yews
Whitley
Heed
Rossbacher
Long
Witdahl
McMullin
Lite
My Tella Wells
Merker
First Child Born to Dionne Quint’s Family
Cecile gave birth Monday night to a black haired boy, one of the quintuplets. The christening will be next Sunday with grandparents as godparents. The baby will be named Claude Langlois after his fuller Philippe Langlois.
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Munversal Aryamanth
Papa Dionne
Fue Cal
Tamonis
Cecile
Claude
Fuller
Philippe Langlois
Malik Becomes UN Assembly President Amid Red China Row
The United Nations Assembly opens with the election of pro Western Charles Malik as president amid a sharp Red China dispute. Debate focuses on seating Nationalist China in the Formosa Strait and Western resolve to block Red China’s influence, with countries backing Malik amid shifting Soviet and Arab League positions. The Steering Committee considers the agenda as the session holds recess.
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United Nations
N.Y
Red Chin
Tubanin
Charles Malik
General Assembly
China
Iskauts
Formosit
United States
U.N
Czechistokia
Maher Malik
Nassex
Ava
Sleeping sickness deaths reported in Manila and abroad
Manila doctors report three deaths from sleeping sickness or encephalitis with the disease also blamed for about two thousand fatalities in Iorma Formost and Japan. Officials warn of rising cases as researchers seek treatment and prevention measures.
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Manila
Mary Johnston Hospital
Iorma
Formost
Japan
Seven Killed In Flaming Jet Bomber Crash
A B52 jet bomber based at Luluing Air Force Base crashed on a farm near St. Paul during a training mission. The co pilot parachuted to safety while seven crew members were listed missing and presumed dead. The crash sparked a fire that damaged a nearby house barn and outbuildings. Eight members of the Kahl family were hospitalized with burns and injuries. Captain Jack Craft survived, describing the aircraft as seeming to break apart in the air.
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Nouth ST
Kahl
Here
Minneapolis
Jack Douglas Craft
Edward
Loren
Drivers Unhurt In Route 6 Crash
A Route 6 crash one mile west of Carry near the State Fish Hatchery caused $900 in damage to two cars but no injuries were reported. Roy Hong, 48, entered Route 6 from a hatchery driveway and collided with a westbound car driven by Asher Langworthy, 63. Hong’s car sustained $600 damage and Langworthy’s $300.
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Roy Hong
Corry
Asher Langworthy
Centerville
Hong
Tanngworthy
Navy Regulus Missile Launch From Submarine Marks First
The Navy tested the Regulus II missile from the submarine Grayback off Point Mugu California. The 50 foot weapon aimed 200 miles to Edwards Air Force Base in the Mojave Desert but recovery gear failed and the missile caught fire after landing. The Grayback surfaced with the Regulus I on a swiveling launcher and the test center reported positive ground and air control throughout the operation.
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Edwards Air Force Base
California
Mo~ Jave Desert
Point Mugu Naval Air Missile ‘Test Center
Missile Test Center
Posi~tive
Foil Rebel Blast Attempt In Paris
In Paris four Algerian terrorists tried to trigger a large explosion at a main gasworks. The blast ripped through two pine structures and a fire was promptly extinguished. Experts warned the tank could have ruined parts of Paris suburbs.
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Paris
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Little Rock School
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N. J
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Istood Presse
Patrick Corcoran
Mead Park Playground
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Malik
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