Eisenhower Poised to Name Adams Successor
President Eisenhower prepares to pick an above reproach chief White House assistant to Sherman Adams. Secretary Seaton at Vallejo says he does not know if he is under consideration. Meade Alcorn notes no clear choice and several candidates, including Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, are speculated.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
White House
Meade Alcorn
Adams
Secretary of the Interior
Seaton
Vallejo
Calif
Harold E. Stassen
UMW Pact Talks Open In Secrecy
Pittsburgh AP report cites an executive committee source noting preliminary talks between the United Mine Workers and northern soft coal operators on a new contract. No formal demands yet, with past 1956 terms under discussion and general industry study underway.
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Pittsburgh
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
United Mine Workers
Washington
UMW
John L. Lewis
Edward G. Fox
Fox
Lewis
Levy Curfew Enforces 24 Hour Blockade Around Tizi Ouzou
French army troops set roadblocks around Tizi Ouzou and other Grande Kabylie towns enforcing a near daily curfew ahead of France's constitutional referendum. The fortified areas remain centers of rebellion against French rule.
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Tizi-Ouzou
Algeria
France
Grande Kabylie
U S Narrowly Prevails on Red China Seat at UN
United States wins a 44 28 9 abstentions General Assembly vote to sidetrack China seating for another year. The narrow margin marks the strongest show of opposition to the move, with Britain Canada and New Zealand among few speakers in support.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N
U.S
General Assembly
Assembly
India
Tio
China
Ward
Britain
Canada
New Zealand
Silent teen suspect held after prowler reports in Lowville
A teenage male, refusing to reveal age or name details, is in Erie County jail after being captured near the Foster and Johnson garage in Lowville following two prowler calls. Police plan more questioning as residents say he attempted to start a car. Nearby, a train collision in England killed six soldiers.
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Erie County
Foster and Johnson
Lowville
Corry Guards to Sponsor Ozark Country Show
Pennsylvania National Guard unit in Corry plans a charity variety show at the State Armory East Washington Street Maple Javerne to raise money for recreation equipment. Tommy Scott and company present the Ozark Country Show with Rudy Preston and other stars. Show times are 4:30 and 7:90 p.m. Admission prices to be announced.
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Neeksy Fy Aucun Infantry
Pennsylvania National Guards
Tommy Scott and Company
State Armory
East Washington Street
Maple Javerne
Rudy Preston
Court Decision On Little Rock Schools Sought
Federal court is asked to rule if the Little Rock School Board can lease four high school buildings to a private segregated group. Citizens vote Saturday on segregated versus integrated schools as Faubus predicts a segregation landslide. Television stations provide six hours daily instruction from regular teachers amid the dispute. In Arkansas Van Buren two white students suspended after a disruption involving a Black student.
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Associated Press Southern
Lite Rock
U.S. District Court
Arkansas Capital
Amis Guthridge
Citizens
Erate
Arkansas
Artole
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Norfolk City
Front Royal
Charlottesville
Virginia
Lexington
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Little Rock
Orval E. Paulius
Faubus
van Buren
Ark
Integrated High School
Negro Pupils to File Appeals in Arlington Integration Case
Arlington County 30 Negro pupils denied immediate admission to white schools will file appeals. U S District Judge Albert V Bryan ordered four to be admitted but delayed their move until February 2. Attorneys will seek prompt enrollment for all 30 through the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Alexandria
Arlington County
U. S
Albert V. Bryan
Frank D. Reeves
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
State
Arlington School Board
Eisenhower on 68th birthday after health scares
President Eisenhower, now 68, appears rested after weeks of golf at Newport following a heart attack three years ago and a near-fatal brush with death in June 1956. He also suffered a stroke last November affecting his speech, though his condition today seems improved.
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Washington
Biigartson
Eisenhower
Newport
Eisenhowev
Deiver
Flelds
Nationalists claim 11 MIGs shot down in Formosa air clash
Nationalist Defense Ministry says 11 Communist MIG jets were downed in a ten minute air battle near the Formosa Strait as over 100 Communist planes tangled with 32 Nationalist fighters. Six additional possible kills were reported with no Nationalist losses.
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Taipe
Parmosa
Formosa Strait
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Matsu Islands
Quemoy Group
Formosa
Quemoys
Fe Edwards
U.S
Pacific
Okinawa
Hawaii
Adm
Harry D. Felt
Chrysler Talks Fail as Reuther Shifts to GM Bargaining
Chrysler and the United Auto Workers failed to reach a contract agreement after a 20 hour session. UAW President Walter Reuther said he would focus on General Motors negotiations, noting Chrysler must meet a noon deadline or face a back burner status. He suggested he may return Thursday morning.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Reuther
John D. Leary
Little Rock Boy Transfers To PennsylvanIa School
A Little Rock Arkansas youth, Richard Steinkamp, who attended Hall High School, enrolled in Johnstown Pennsylvania's Westmont Upper Yoder Southmont High School. He plans to finish the year in Johnstown even if Little Rock schools reopen. He will live with G Fesler Edwards and tuition is paid by his father William Steinkamp, a furniture dealer. The Pennsylvania district has no Black students currently enrolled.
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Vuniosuwe
Little Rock
Ark
Johnstown
Richard Steinkamp
Hall High School
Westmont
Upper Yoder
Southmont
U.S. Supreme Court
Man Slays 4 Children Near Grand Rapids
Orland Duncan McMillan, 45, shot four of his five children as they slept in Sparta Michigan. A 12 gauge public safety item was used. one child survived by playing dead. McMillan was found injured in his car nearby. his estranged wife Edith McMillan, 36, was hospitalized with neck injuries.
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Sparta, Mich
Edith McMillan
Nent
Grand Rapids
Orland Duncan McMillan
Arnold Pigorsh
McMillan
Ronald
Bonnie
Richard
Micheal Yvonne
Orland Benjamin
Eli Roberts
Stuart Holfins
Roberts
Spartan
Pittsburgh Contractor Fined 10000 for Tax Evasion
Fred L. Scherer a 52 year old Pittsburgh contractor was fined ten thousand dollars and sentenced to sixty days in jail for evading income taxes over five years. He admitted reporting 19 453 in income from 1951 to 1955 while earning 108 662 and paying 2595 in taxes instead of 30599.
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Fred L. Scherer
Pittsburgh
Convict Appeals Clemency From Hospitalized Governor
A 36 year old condemned Black man on death row seeks clemency from Governor James Folsom as he battles illness. Jimmy Wilson, sentenced for grand larceny tied to a $1.95 robbery of an elderly white widow, faces execution Oct. 24.
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Montgomery
Ala
Gov
James BE. Polsom
Jimmy Wilson
Wilson
Marion
Estelle Barker
Alabama
James
Alabama Supreme Court
High Court
Folsom
De Gaulle Calls Cabinet Meet in Election Move
Premier De Gaulle summoned his Cabinet to prepare for the first elections under the Fifth Republic as the ballot is set for Sunday November 16 with runoffs the following Sunday. Observers warn the election law could tilt Parliament toward conservatives and shape the new president’s selection.
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de Gaulle
Polidlcal
Four Youths Charged With Area Break-in
State Police at the Corry sub station report four youths are charged in a break-in at the old Union City Moose lodge five miles west near Route 91. Liquor and wine were stolen Sunday. Arrests followed investigations linking the four to other incidents. they remain in custody of their parents as disposition is awaited.
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Corry
Union City
Mooge Summer Lodge
Erie
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