Eisenhower Macmillan Map Cold War Strategy in Chequers Talks
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan discussed a Western approach to East West disarmament with a nuclear production cutoff as a starting point. They considered Berlin Germany issues and a possible Khrushchev informal exchange next month. Defense plans coverage and living standards aid for have not nations were also touched.
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London
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Chequers
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Mula
Berlin
Germany
Khrushchev
Washington
Britain
United States
Dozen To Be Held In Fatal Stabbings
Police expect at least twelve arrests over a wave of teenage stabbings in New York City. Two suspects to face homicide charges. others held as witnesses or for unlawful assembly. The West Side attack left two youths dead, with four killed in a week and eight for the year. A gang led by a cloaked youth with a cane reportedly shouted anti gringo slurs and claimed the attack was to punish those who mess with the Young Lords. The incident occurred near Hell s Kitchen as youths from rival groups clashed on a dark playground.
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New York
New York City
James B. Leggett
Leggett
West Side
Manhattan
Black Cap
Jimmy Orphanos
Orphanos
Young Lords
Hells Kitchen
Hell's Kitchen
Anthony Krzesinski
Robert Young
Labor Bill Progress Hangs Over Senate Fight
Washington AP reporting a stalled Labor Department dispute as Sen. Dirksen and Sen. Kennedy push rival resolutions on the House Landrum Griffin bill. Conferees face three contested issues including picketing and secondary boycotts.
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Washington
Winston
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Dirksen
Kennedy
Senatees
House Landrum-Griffin
Landrum-Griffin
Dollarway School Case Goes to Eighth Circuit Appeal
A federal court order to admit three Black students to Dollarway High School prompts an appeal to the Eighth Circuit in St. Louis. Arkansas officials and Gov. Faubus pledge to enforce placement laws while opponents push for integration as tens of thousands of students return to school across the region.
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Dollarway School Board
Eighth
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
U. S. Dist
Axel J. Beck
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Arkansas
Bruce
Bennett
Dollarway
Beck
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Communists Report Opposition to Mao Policies in China
Tokyo AP reports Mao Zedong's domestic program including peasant communes faced violent, widespread opposition at high party levels. The party admits workers aligned with rightist opportunists attacked Mao's 1959 line, while top associates are not named. The move follows admissions of inflated production and unattainable targets.
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Tokyo
Communist China Today
Mao Tzetung
Mao
Party
Central Committee
Chinese Student Spends Four Years In Eaves Of Church
Cheng Guan Lim, a 28 year old Chinese student, describes four years hiding in the eaves of Ann Arbor’s First Methodist Church after failing in his engineering studies. He subsisted on scraps, brushed teeth with match sticks, and read library materials while evading authorities until found by police following complaints of prowlers. He was jailed pending immigration visa questions and faces possible removal proceedings.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Cheng Guan Lim
First Methodist
Chheng
University of Michigan
Michigan Navy
Engineering College
Singapore
Hudson River
Washtenaw County
Inquest Today In Heat Death
Taylorsville North Carolina AP reports 17 year old high school football player John Robert Johnson died of heat exhaustion after an August practice. Coroner Lou Warren says autopsy confirmed the cause with body temperature 107 degrees before he collapsed. Funeral services were held at a local Baptist church this afternoon. Coach Vernon Morrison described Johnson as a tackle who missed blocks and collapsed after being chastised during practice.
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Taylorsville
N.C
Lou Warren
John Robert Johnson
Ee Baptist Church
Vernon Morrison
Johnson
Morrison
Russian Roulette Fatal in Charlotte Home
Robert J. Godfrey thirty one of Spencer died after a Russian roulette game at the Godfrey trailer home in Charlotte Memorial Hospital. Police said he told his wife and a guest he planned to play the deadly game and then fired the pistol after spinning the chamber.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Robert J. Godfrey
Spencer
Godfrey
C. W. Isley
Billy Hilliard
Salisbury
Godfreys
First U S Military Aid Arrives in Laos
In Vientiane the initial U S aid shipment for the Laotian armed forces includes 2 640 pairs of shoes. A chartered transport brought the goods with WWII arms clothing and vehicles to follow as aid officials note troops in jungle mountains wear out footwear quickly.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.S
Middle Belt tobacco market opens with mixed prices
The Associated Press reports first hour prices on Middle Belt markets averaged $52 to $56 per 100 pounds with many lot prices ranging from $40 to $69 and a top of $71. Demand is strong, sales heavy, but quality is below last year’s opening. a small share, 2 to 6 percent, goes to the Flue-Cured Stabilization Corp under price support. Last year opened at 4,941,522 pounds and averaged $55.15. Leaf grades show orange at $64 to $68.
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Associated Press
Federal State Market News Service
Case Against Stocks Nears Completion
In Greenville North Carolina AP report the state nears completion of its case against Thomas Abner Stocks 42 a tobacco trader accused of murdering his former wife Helen Edwards Dec 20 after a jealous incident Stocks pleaded innocent Edwards body was found in a frozen stream two miles from her sister Mrs Mabel Minges home Minges testified Stocks struck her and chased Edwards in the house Duck Lewis Jr a dinner guest testified Stocks barged in tussled with him and shot him in the chest
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Greenville
N.C
Thomas Abner
Helen Edwards
Stocks
Miss Edwards
Mabel Minges
Minges
E. Harvey
Duck) Lewis Jr
Nehru plans talks as Indian troops move to frontier
Prime Minister Nehru readies talks with leaders of Tibet adjoining states amid Chinese advance. Indian forces rush to the Northeast Frontier as the Dalai Lama appeals to the United Nations for intervention. Nehru to meet Pakistan’s Ayub Khan, Bhutan’s Dorji, and Sikkim’s Rustomji next week.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Tibet
Dalai Lama
United Nations
Himalayan
P. P. Thorat
Northeast Frontier
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Delhi
East Pakistan
Lama
Mussoorie
Jigme Dorji
Bhutan
N. K. Rustomji
Sikkim
Peiping
Lhasa
Miss Press Photographer Crowned at Summer Meeting
Diane Taff of Myrtle Beach was named Miss Carolinas Press Photographer of 1960 at the annual summer meeting in Myrtle Beach. She succeeded Martha Brannon of Bishopville who crowned her Saturday night.
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Miss Press
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Diane Taff
Martha Brannon
Bishopville
Photographers
Congress Utterances Show Odd Twists in August Heat
Washington figures humorously reflect on congressional remarks during a sweltering August, with quips about a boat, labor labels on catsup, inflation, and party allies. Quotes include Rep. Reuss, Rep. Altman, Rep. Kilgore, Rep. Bentley, Rep. Howard Smith, Speaker Rayburn, and Sen. Scott as the session winds down.
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Washington
Congressional
South
Rep
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
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