Troops Refused as Lima Strikers Rampage at Westinghouse
Gov. Lausche declined National Guard aid as 700 striking workers disrupted Westinghouse Electric in Lima Ohio injuring a man named Joseph Sarakita s and damaging several cars. Police and court orders controlled the scene while officials sought limits on picketing and local resources were exhausted.
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Lima
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
National Guard
Westinghouse Electric
Lausche
Allen County Common Pleas Court
Westinghouse
Clay Cotterman
Elp
Cotterman
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Joseph Sarakaitis
State Highway Patrol
Earliest Haydn Symphony Copy Found in Moravian Salem
The oldest known copy of Haydn’s Symphony in F Major No. 17, dated 1760 63, was found in Old Salem by John Frederik Peter through Moravian collections. Dr Jan La Rue says the manuscript is terrifically important for music history and may be performed at Moravian anniversaries in Salem and Bethlehem next year.
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Winston-Salem
Moravian
Jan LaRue
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Vienna
John Frederik Peter
America
Peter
Salem
Salem Collegium Musicum
Musical Society
Bethlehem
Haydn
Beethoven
Mozart
McCorkle
NBC Board Chief And Wife Have Zipper Trouble
Sylvester Pat Weaver chairman of NBC and his wife faced an awkward moment on CBSs Person to Person. A hidden microphone in Mrs Weaver's dress captured the incident as the couple prepared to tour their apartment audiences watched the zipper mishap unfold.
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New York
Sylvester
Pat) Weaver
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Don Heain
Jackie Gleason
Ong Ion
Edward R. Murrow
Rviewer
Nixon
National Airport
Brazil
Nixons
Juscelino Kukitschek
Oldest Active Editor Turns 94 in Roxboro
Joseph W. Noell, believed to be the oldest active editor in North Carolina and perhaps the nation, is 94 today. He still works a full day at a desk used for nearly 68 years in the Roxboro Courier-Times offices. He is a Rotary Club charter member and a lifelong Roxboro resident.
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Roxboro
N.C
Joseph W. Noell
North Carolina
United States
Roxboro Courier-Times
Rotary Club
Judy Garland seeks divorce from Sid Luft in California filing
Hollywood reports Judy Garland filed for divorce from Sid Luft amid a personal dispute. Luft dismissed the claim as a routine problem and declined further comment. Garland seeks equitable division of community property and custody of their children Lorna and Joseph, with past marriages noted.
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Hollywood
Judy Garland
Sid Luft
Luft
Garland
Cbs-Tv
Miss Garland
Lorma
Joseph
David Rose
Vincente Minnelli
Liza
Minnelli
Lust
Lynn Bari
Ing
Recall Election Set For Feb. 14 At Chapel Hill
The recall election for the coeditors of The Daily Tar Heel at the University of North Carolina is scheduled for February 14 in Chapel Hill. Elections Board Chairman Bill McLean announced the date. Editors Louis Kraar and Edwin Kay will have their jobs contested. Nance Jr. spearheaded the petition citing dissatisfaction with editorial work, including criticism of hiring Jim Jum as head football coach.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Tar Heel
University of North Carolina
Elections Board
Bill McLean
Lumberton
Louis Kraar
Charlotte
Edwin Kay
E. L. Nance Jr
Nance
Kraar
Yoder
Jim Jum
Thief Steals $500 in Coins From Colorado Springs Home
In COLORADO SPRINGS a thief lugged away a 42 pound piggy bank filled with dimes quarters and half dollars valued about 500 from the home of Mr and Mrs James Martin. The Martins had weighed the bank just three days prior.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
James Martin
Martin
Swap for Meredith Now Seems Unlikely
Raleigh February 4 Trustees of Meredith College face a stalled plan as Charles H. Babcock’s offer to move Meredith to Winston-Salem appears blocked by elimination of Raleigh. Five cities remain under consideration for a four year college with March 6 as the city announcement date.
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Raleigh
Meredith College
Charles H. Babcock
Winston-Salem
Babcock
Reynolda
Baptist Meredaith College
Meredith
Presbyterian College
North Carolina
Wilton
Laurinburg
Rocky Mount
Fayetteville
Lumberton
Wake Forest College
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
Presbyterians
William H. Neal
Winston-Sallem
Presbyterian College Trustees
Meredith Committee
Neal
Meredith Group
Lloyd Griffin
Meredith Trustees
Auburn Alumna Admitted as Court Orders Racial Integration
Autherine Lucy, a Birmingham secretary, attends classes at Auburn University as a federal court orders racial integration. The university reports no other Negro admissions while Polly Ann Hudson is denied enrollment over conduct and marital record. A small cross on fraternity row sparks tense scenes as police blockades form and campus damage is noted.
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Auburn
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
James E. Folsom
Autherine Lucy
Birmingham
Polly Ann Hudson
U.S. Dist
Hobart Grooms
William Adams
Lucy
University
Fratternity Row
University Ave
O. C. Carmichael
Star
Graham Says He's In Love With India
Evangelist Billy Graham told a packed public gathering in New Delhi that he loves India and can be its good ambassador worldwide. He praised the warm reception, spoke to 15 000 at the YMCA grounds, and urged six million Christians to rededicate themselves as Rajkumari Amrit Kaur presided. He noted his wife’s Chinese roots and bought a sari as a symbolic gift for his return.
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New Delhy
India
Billy Graham
South
North
China
YMCA
Rajkumari Amrit Kaur
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Nehru
Graham
Slum Clearance Report Blames Red Tape Delays
House Banking subcommittee led by Rep. Rains finds federal interference and timidity slow slum clearance housing programs. It urges larger sponsor profits, easier mortgage terms, a new federal program for low income seniors, and 10 000 initial units under nonprofit sponsorship with long term low interest loans.
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B. L. Livingstone
Washington
House
House Banking
Rep. Rains
D-Ala
New York
Subcommittee
Censorship Edict Bans Classic Children’s Books in S C Libraries
Florence Morning News reports South Carolina state libraries ordered librarians to stop purchasing processing or circulating thousands of children’s books under threat of losing state aid. Executive secretary Miss Estellene Walker defends the move saying the banned titles are substandard and out of date while citing limited funds and per capita spending. The list, compiled by the American Library Association, sparked pushback from some Pee Dee librarians though board chairman James A. Rogers claimed no knowledge of the list.
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Fred Andersen
Florence
Allio Alesi
Tom Swift
Little Colonel
Don Winslow
Jack Armstrong
Tom Slade
Frank Merriwell
Carolyn Keenes
Estellene P. Walker
South Carolina Library Board
Columbia
Walker
South Carolina
Sun Water
South Coline
Bobbsey
Library Board
Miss Walker
James A. Rogers
Hartsville
Morning News
Florence Public Library
One Boy Dead After Fight Near YMCA
A fight between two boys, Joies and Simmons, near the YMCA led to Simmons collapsing and dying hours later at Cabarrus Memorial Hospital. James Jomes was charged with manslaughter after Simmons died. bystanders including Ray Waller intervened. Simmons had dated a girl who formerly dated Joies.
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Joies
Simmons
Ray Waller
YMCA
Tislvin Goforth
Cabarrus Memorial Hospital
James
Roberta Johnson
McKnight
Jomes
Cabarrus County
Brown
Stevenson Estes Trade Barbs Over GOP Rifts
Stevenson and Estes exchange sharp lines over party unity as Kefauver warns Democrats cannot afford intra party fights. The dialogue touches on big business influence in the Eisenhower administration and the impact on farmers and small businesses amid rising corporate consolidation.
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Abraham
Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
Stevenson
Kefauver
California
Eisenhower
Two Navy crew die as plane crashes off Fort Lauderdale
A Navy transport plane crashed in the Atlantic two miles off Fort Lauderdale. Pilot Capt. Robert W. Anderson and Lt. Milton G. Thompson survived. William O. Packard Jr. and Lt. Thomas A. Looney Jr. died after parachuting from the burning aircraft. The four had lived in Miami and were on a training flight from Opa-Locka.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
William O. Packard Jr
Thomas A. Looney Jr
Robert W. Anderson
Milton G. Thompson
Miami
Miami Beach
Anderson
Opa-Locka Marine Corps Air Station
Fort Lauderdale Beach
Port Everglades
Charles Me
Raymond
Looney
Coolbaugh
H. L. Jarren
Venture
Duke Exhibit to Feature Leonardo da Vinci Inventions
Leonardo da Vinci models including a flying machine excavator and paddle wheel ship open at Duke University from tomorrow through February 27. Dr Roberto Guatelli, a Leonardo authority, built the replicas from drawings and notes. The display is free to the public at the university and Woman's College.
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Durham
Leonardo da Vinci
Duke University
Leonardo
Els
Duke
Fine Arts
International ‘Business Machines Corp
Roberto Guatelli
Woman's College
Hielaat
Age 65+ Americans Poor on Small Incomes
The piece notes that nearly three quarters of Americans over 65 live on less than $1,000 per year. It adds a historical note about Winchester, the oldest English public school, founded in the medieval era.
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Winchester
Montgomery Council Rally Set This Week
Montgomery Alabama plans a white Citizens Council rally at the State Agricultural Coliseum on Thursday evening. U S Senator James Eastland of Mississippi will speak, advocating segregation. The Central Alabama Citizens Council backs the event, claiming about 12 000 supporters in its network.
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Montgomery
Ala
City Lines
Esten
Saute
Sen. Eastland
Adae
Coliseum
Eastland
U.S
Senate
Judiciary Committee
United States
Federation For Constitutional Government
Alabama
South
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