Uneasy peace after Sioux Falls prison riot and hostages
Three hundred convicts seized four guards in a sudden riot at the state penitentiary in Sioux Falls. Negotiations faltered as guards remained hostage, while Gov. Anderson and challenger Nichol blamed each other for the unrest. About 150 National Guardsmen and state officers patrolled the area as prisoners looted the commissary for cigars, candy bars, and shaving lotion.
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State Penitentiary
G. Norton
Tater
Leonard Skurda
George Reec
M. Lamberton
Robert Young
Sigurd Anderson
Fred Nichol
Jameson
Nichol
Anderson
Schol
Yadia
Miendl
Matchell
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Shay Falls
Olock
Malan to retire as South Africa's prime minister
Pretoria reports Daniel F. Malan, leader of the Nationalists and proponent of apartheid, will retire on November 3 after an extraordinary cabinet meeting. Finance Minister Nicolaas Havenga is favored as successor. Malan cites leadership duty over health concerns amid party triumphs and his wife's illness.
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South Africa
Union of South Africa
Daniel F. Malan
Nicolaas Havinga
Malan
Abe Lion
House of Assembly
Constinion
Die Transvaaler
Paul Kruger
Cape Province
Jast
London Daily Express
Johannnesburg
I Malan
United Party
Jan
Nixon Leaves Bay For San Joaquin Valley Speeches
Vice President Richard Nixon travels from San Francisco to Merced and tours the San Joaquin Valley in support of Republican candidates. He headlines a $100 plate event in San Francisco praising Eisenhower leadership while criticizing opponent Baldwin’s stance on the Communist threat and security matters.
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San Francisco
Richard Nixon
San Joaquin Valley
Merced
Fresno
Nixon
San Francisco Bay Area
John Baldiii
House of Representatives
Contra Costa
Solano
Baldwin
Robert L. Condon
FBI
Nevada
Condon
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Connen
Congressional Committee
Mrs FDR Honored On Her Birthday
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt celebrated her 70th birthday in New York with 1000 guests. President Eisenhower and former President Truman sent congratulations to the widow of the late president. Proceeds from the dinner, attended by Franklin Jr and other Roosevelt children, benefit a charity chosen by Mrs Roosevelt. Also present were Bernard Baruch, John D Rockefeller III, Gardner Cowles Look publisher, Ralph Bunche, Dag Hammarskjold, and Trygve Lie.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Liserhower
Truman
Elliott
Bernard M. Baruch
John D. Rockefeller, III
Gardner Cowles
Look Magazine
Ralph Bunche
Dag Hammearskiold
Trysve Lie
Greyhound Union to Meet On Ending Strike Threat
In San Francisco the AFL Bus Drivers union and Pacifi t Greyhound lines plan talks to counter a threatened seven state strike. An hours long session ended at 2 am with undisclosed terms. The union, about 3000 drivers and station staff, faced a midnight strike deadline that passed without action. The dispute centers on fringe benefits and a 10 cent across the board wage rise, with drivers averaging $1.89 per hour after six months. A strike would affect 100000 daily riders across California Oregon Arizona Utah New Mexico Nevada and part of Texas including 11000 Bay Area commuters.
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AFL Bus ‘Drivers Union
Pacifit
Greyhound Lines
Init
California
Oregon
Arizona
Utah
New Mexico
Nevada
Texas
San Francisco Bay Area
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Simon St
Hayward LA
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Madison Ave
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Major Ave
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Vida Santen
Vic Chiquita
San Lorenzo LA
House of Toys
Niles Road
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Hayward Rug Works
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Library Park
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Delaware
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