U S and Britain to pull troops from Jordan and Lebanon
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said the United States and Britain will withdraw forces from Lebanon and Jordan with Lebanon’s pull completed by end October if conditions allow. Britain will begin in October and finish soon, while the U N overall peace mission continues uncertainty about Arab trust and Middle East stability.
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Hotel Strike Looms After Talks Break Down in Pittsburgh
A major hotel strike threatened about 2,300 workers as negotiations between union reps and Pittsburgh hotel operators collapsed today.
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French Cabinet Plans Republic and De Gaulle Return
Paris plans a Fifth Republic and a new worldwide community as Premier Ghutte convenes his cabinet. In Guinea, sovereignty transfers at midnight ending French aid, while De Gaulle prepares to proclaim the Fifth Republic and assume broad powers. The overseas vote shows Guinea and others approving the constitution amid ongoing referendums.
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Chrysler UAW Near Accord In Marathon Auto Talks
Detroit AP United Auto Workers chief Walter Reuther and Chrysler negotiators pushed a lengthy bargaining session toward a contract covering 70 000 workers. Reuther emerged briefly at 5 50 am saying all issues were resolved except a panic seniority clause as talks continued ahead of GM negotiations.
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Dulles Seeks Peace Hope in Far East Talks
Secretary of State Dulles shows cautious optimism over a Formosa settlement as Premier Chou En-lai signals China will pursue peaceful negotiations. Officials view Chou’s remark as potentially influential for U S Red China ambassador talks in Warsaw, though no progress was seen in prior sessions.
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Hurricane Helene Dims Out To Sea From Halifax Trail
Hurricane Helene moved off toward the open Atlantic after brushing Cape Breton Island with winds near 90 miles per hour. Halifax watchers reported the storm’s weakening as it headed away from Newfoundland late last night.
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Reds Charge Nationalists Use U5 Missiles
AP report from Tokyo says Red China claims Nationalists used Sidewinder missiles to shoot down fighter planes. Peiping calls the action a premeditated step toward war and warns of punitive blows on Chiang Kai-shek's air force. Pentagon could not confirm. Nationalist spokesmen deny reports of Sidewinders. 29 Red Chinese MiG fighters allegedly shot down.
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Navy Patrol Plane Missing Off Florida Coast
A Navy Neptune patrol plane from Brunswick Maine, carrying ten crewmen, disappeared in south Florida waters after last radio contact at 9 30 p m Monday following a noon takeoff to check instruments. Commanding officer says it is missing but not necessarily lost.
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Democratic leaders meet governor in informal session
The governor, described as being on the extreme left, spoke after an informal discussion with local leaders. Attending were Mayor Fred Kinley, Worth Hammond of Columbus, Warren County Democratic chair John Spiegel, Corey’s Democratic PA General Assembly candidate Everett Zurn, and Erie County chair. The group gathered in the dining room before Gov Leader appeared and addressed the public with a brief speech.
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U S Marshals Block Plan For Segregated Private Schools
Federal marshals disrupted efforts to reopen Little Rock high schools as private segregated institutions. The four buildings remained closed as judges ordered all parties to halt actions altering school status. The scene followed the lease transfer to the Little Rock Private School Corp and a retroactive restraining order issued after a hurried agreement.
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Nixon Returns to 1954 Form in Indianapolis Campaign Speech
Nixon opened his campaign for a Republican Congress in Indianapolis to rally party members. He invoked the 1954 fight against Democrats, attacking Truman era rhetoric and warning that a Democratic gain would bring big government and socialization of key sectors. The GOP cited Teamsters Union contributions to Democrats, including funds linked to Sen Wayne Morse, as context for the election battle.
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Traffic death toll forecast for 1958 may fall short
MIGAGO AF says the 1958 traffic death toll could drop by about 2,000 to around 37,000, the lowest since 1954, with the 39,500 figure cited as a possible outcome if improvement continues into the year’s final quarter. The record toll was 39,969 in 1941.
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Suspect Admits Entering Wright Street Home
A 15 year old youth in Corry admitted entering a Wright Street home Saturday evening and frightening a young mother. Police picked him up nearby after a call and searched the area for the assailant. He initially denied involvement and was released to his parents, with the case to be forwarded to juvenile court.
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U S Plans New Aid Boost to Quemoy Air and Sea Lift
The United States will ship C119 Flying Boxescar LSDs and other landing ships to the Chinese Nationalists to speed supplies to the besieged Quemoy and Matsu islands. Nationalists report a downed cargo plane amid ongoing air drops.
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Gov Leader Defends Clean Streams Policy At Corry Reception
Gov. George Leader spoke at the Hotel Corry noting Corry failed to apply on time in 1956 for Clean Streams funds and will receive 1957 money. He says two percent return applies to municipalities with sewage plants. retroactive loans were vetoed to avoid precedent. He outlined mental health program reforms and aid for handicapped children, migrant workers shelter plans, and expected talks on Columbus Dam.
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Titusville
Eddie and Debbie Reynolds separate amid Almabeth Paylai tale
Hollywood gossip notes Eddie Biddle Pish opens a TV season solo while wife Debbie Reynolds reportedly won t join him. The pair reportedly separated amid tensions in New York over a disputed Almabeth Paylai matter.
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Debbie Hollywood
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Talks resume between United States and China in Warsaw
In Warsaw US and Communist China reopened discussions on Formosa Strait tensions. Ambassadors Beam and Wang Ping nan met for the fifth time with cautious optimism. Dulles reportedly encouraged. Peiping signaled willingness to continue talks and not seek UN referral. US seeks a firmer U.S. presence. China wants withdrawal of forces.
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Hospitalized journal employee after accident at city offices
At about 11 o'clock this morning Miss Donny Sharer a special waiter was taken to Sorry Memorial Hospital by Bracken ambulance after being examined at the scene by Dr High Ore. Hospital aides said shortly after noon her condition was listed as satisfactory.
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