Gun Duel In Dana Point Ends In Four Deaths
A deranged man driving a battered bus opened fire in Dana Point Calif killing his 10 year old son and a deputy as well as the father. Another deputy and a 14 year old boy were wounded in the shootout.
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Charles A. Seyfert
Tucson
Ariz
Carpenter
Tommy
Dana Point
Calif
Edward C. Johnson
Robert L. Shultz
Johnson
Shultz
Seyfert
Hoag
Tommy Seyfert
Charles Seyfert
Youth Had Marked 20 For Death In Idaho Case
Rexburg Idaho troubled Tommy Brophy a 15 year old poetry writer with 20 neighbors marked for murder was sentenced to 32 years for killing his mother last February. He must serve at least one third. Judge Willard Burton called him a menace to society though he appeared quiet and nice.
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Rexburg
Idaho
Tommy Brophy
Willard Burton
Tommy
David Eichorn
Barbara Weatherston
Jordan Says He Will Stay In Senate Seat
Roanoke Va B Everett Jordan NC's new U S senator says he has no plan to go to Washington to hold the seat for Hodges beyond 1960. He denies any deal with Hodges and any Republican contributions while noting two years is a long time. Hodges schedules a Raleigh news conference on the appointment.
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Roanoke
North Carolina
B. Everett Jordan
Washington
Hodges
Jordan
Raleigh
Naational Hosiery Eee Assn
Senate
Saxapahan
Wendell Wise
Wilkie
Democrats Charge Ike Admin Robbed Citizens to Pay Financiers
Truman accused the Eisenhower administration of claiming false peace and harming citizens to benefit financiers. He labeled high interest as a cause of recession and criticized Treasury policy for redistributing income. Democratic women at a 1958 conference backed anti Republican sentiment and framed foreign policy as mismanaged.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Sen. Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Red
China
Far East
Middle East
Lebanon
Israel
Truman
McElroy Urges Modernization of Pentagon Structure
Secretary of Defense McElroy urged the House Armed Services Committee to support President Eisenhower’s proposed Defense Department reorganization. He warned against old organizational limits impeding modern warfare and emphasized that the program is the President’s plan.
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Washington
Defense
McElroy
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Administration
Defense Department
House
House Armed Services
Owe It Over
R L Dieffenbacher writes for NEA Service on how conflict harms progress. He argues wars and battles fail to settle issues and that true harmony comes from lifting burdens and loving others. Reducing criticism helps win friends and freedom from conflict.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Tar Heel Educators Discuss Changes Ahead in Education
Raleigh four Tar Heel educators surveyed changes ahead in education at a final session of the North Carolina Conference for Social Service. State Treasurer Edwin Gill coordinated the discussion on new frontiers in education as the 46th annual meeting ended.
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Raleigh
Tar Heel
North Carolina Conference For Social Service
Edwin Gill
William C. Friday
Consolidated University of North Carolina
J. Harold Lampe
North Carolina State College School of Engineering
Arnold S. Nash
University of North Carolina
Guy B. Phillips
Chapel Hill
State Board of Education
John W. Umstead Jr
Olin
T. Binkley
Wake Forest
Umstead
State Hospitals Board of Control
Merek Mossman
Greensboro
Brinkley
C. Horace Hamilton
Ruth Wilson
Gordon Blackwell
Woman's College of the
Blackwell
Planes Collide Near Las Vegas Kill 49 People
The United Air Lines DC7 with 47 aboard and an Air Force F100 on an instrument training flight collided near Las Vegas at 21000 feet. All on both planes perished. The CAB proposed restricting air space to instrument flight in response to the disaster.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Washington, D.C
Civil Aeronautics Board
Nevada Desert
United Air Lines
CAB
Los Angeles
New York
Nellis Air Force Base
Nellis
State PTA Launches Convention in Asheville
ASHEVILLE The North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers opens its 38th annual convention with the theme Building Maturity in a Democracy. keynote Mrs Clifford Jenkins of New York calls for federal aid and notes federal control should cover bricks and mortar, not classrooms. Mrs J Z Watkins of Charlotte presides as sessions run through Thursday.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Clifford Jenkins
New York
Legislation
PTA
J. Z. Watkins
Charlotte
Soviets Withdraw Resolution on Arctic Bomber Flights
In New York, the Soviet Union dropped a U N Security Council bid to halt arctic flights by U S hydrogen bombers as nine of ten members opposed the measure in a six hour session. U S delegate Lodge defended SAC flights as deterrence and not a prelude to war. Sweden abstained and the Soviet motion failed.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Arkady A. Sobolev
Henry Cabot Lodge
Strategic Air Command
Sweden
Britain
Canada
China
Colombia
France
Iraq
Japan
Panama
United States
Lodge
Sobolev
U.S
Far North
Moscow
SAC
Eisenhower
Boy To Get Hearing After Father's Funeral
In Rockingham North Carolina a 17 year old boy charged with murder in the shooting death of his father Vernon Grant about 40 is to have a preliminary hearing after his father's funeral tomorrow. Ray Grant is held without bond after admitting he shot his father with a .32 pistol as the man allegedly threatened Mrs Grant. The incident happened in a local business near the South Carolina line in Lower Wolfpit Township.
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Rockingham
Ray Grant
Sen‘bing
Vernon Grant
Grant
Raymond Goodman
South Carolina Line
Wolfpit
Labor Officials Hit Automated Factories
AFL-CIO official Albert Whitehouse and United Steelworkers chief Elmer J. Maloy warned automation has not boosted employment or lowered prices as promised. They cited recession and capacity gains from electronic machines as reducing worker demand and called for scrutiny at a daylong AFPLI-CIO conference with about 200 union members.
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Washington
Albert Whitehouse
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
Elmer J. Maloy
United Steelworkers
Whitehouse
Tito Hits Back At Critics At Yugoslav Congress
In Ljubljana President Tito denounces critics as shortsighted. He condemns Moscow ordered boycott and urges comrades to abandon harmful tendencies. The 1700 delegates give Tito a 10 minute ovation at the first Party Congress since 1952 amid signs of cooling Yugoslav Soviet ties.
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Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Tito
Soviet Bloc
Moscow
Communist Party
Lenin
Marx
Engels
Kremlin
Rising Costs Hit U.S. Newspapers Across the Industry
In New York William Dwight head of the American Newspaper Publishers Assn says rising costs outpace income, urging better productivity and enlightened management. ANPA sessions stress responsibilities to readers amid government debates on ad access and press freedoms.
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New York
William Dwight
Publishers Assn
Dwight
The
Oke
Mass
Transcript-Telegram
ANPA
Edward J. Hughes
Westchester
N.Y
D. Tennant Bryan
Richmond
Times-Dispatch & News
Bryan
Joyce A. Swan
Minneapolis (Minn
Star & Tribune
Mark Ferree
Scripps
Howard Newspapers
Robert M. Speidel
Visalia
Calif
Times-Delta
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