President Eisenhower to enter Walter Reed for health checkup
President Eisenhower will visit Walter Reed Army Hospital for his routine annual health examination before a busy campaign period. Officials say he is in excellent health after earlier heart issues, with plans including travel and speeches, such as a two night stop in Denver on Oct 18 and 19.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Denver
Colo
Dora
The Shepherd and the Sheep in a City World
A writer argues that city dwellers miss the Bible’s shepherd and sheep imagery. He notes sheep need guidance amid temptations, comparing goats that graze and coyotes of sin to human frailties, and urges reliance on God for protection.
Soviets Resume Nuclear Tests Blame West for Proliferation
In a Tass statement Moscow accuses the United States and Britain of breaking a self imposed pause by conducting a wave of tests after March 31. It cites four Soviet detonations this week and claims Western testing undermines calls for universal ban.
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United States
Britain
Arctic Circle
U.S. Atomic Entergd Commission
Washington
Tass
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
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Arabs Stay Quiet After Gromyko Nuclear Middle East Speech
At the United Nations Arab leaders avoided public reaction after Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko urged a General Assembly debate on the Middle East. He accused the U.S. and Britain of delaying troop withdrawals from Lebanon and Jordan and criticized Hammarskjold’s report.
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United Nations
Andrei Gromyko
General Assembly
Middle East
Gromyko
Dag Hammarskjold
Mahmoud Fawzi
United Arab Republic
United States
Britain
Lebanon
Jordan
Pistol Point
Hammarskjold
U.S
Lodge
Renam
Whiteside Pleads Not Guilty in Channel 10 Case
Miami lawyer Thurman A. Whiteside pleaded innocent on corruption charges related to the Miami Channel 10 award. Co defendant former FCC member Richard A. Mack did not appear, citing hospital treatment. Judge Burnita S. Matthews set Whiteside’s trial for January 6 and ordered a prompt check on Mack’s condition. Indictments stem from the Miami station award while Mack served on the commission.
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Washington
Miami
Thurman A. Whiteside
Federal Communications
Richard A. Mack
Mack
US District Court
Burnita S. Matthews
Whiteside
Justice Department
Television Channel 10
Public Service
De Gaulle Announces Program For Algeria Strikes Continue
General Motors and the United Auto Workers reached a three year master contract but GM remains shut down due to a national strike by about 250 000 UAW members at 126 plants. The pact includes pay increases and a fund to narrow wage inequities with local grievances to be settled quickly.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reutheit
Reuther
Louis G. Seaton
Rebtther
Ford
Chrysler
Ford Chrysler
Five Injured As Bus Collides With Tanker
Five persons were injured, one seriously, when a Greyhound bus collided with a Quality Oil Co tanker at Eurin's Creek Bridge near Walnut Cove. The bus driver Roy C. Gough and tanker driver Arnold C. Berrier were among the injured, treated at City Hospital in Winston-Salem. The incident halted Highway 311 for about two hours as investigators cited an empty tanker’s fumes and the bus losing control on a curve before plunging down a 15 foot embankment.
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Greyhound
Winston-Salem
Roanoke
Quality Oil Co
Eurin’s Creek Bridge
City Hospital
J. H. Reid
Cpl. C. N. Jones
State Highway Patrol
W. C. Blaylock
Faubus defies court vows to keep schools closed
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus declares he will never reopen public schools on an integrated basis. He says facilities may be used by private groups or not used at all and pledges to aid private white and Negro schools to operate.
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Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Integrated Institut
Faubus
One Killed In School Bus Wreck Near Lenoir
A school bus rollover near Lenoir North Carolina killed 13 year old Joe Benny Horton a seventh grade pupil at Freedman School for Negroes. Driver Philip Inas Harper 17 reported losing control on a narrow road the bus rolled one and a half times Horton was partly thrown from a window as the bus crushed his head. Coroner Claude Goble scheduled an inquest for Monday night.
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N.C
Joe Benny Horton
Freedman School For
Horton
Philip Inas Harper
Rt. 3
Highway Patrol
C. M. Jones
Harper
Young Horton
Rufus Horton
Highway 268
Claude Goble
Beer Party at Cold War Border Ends in Arrests
Eight bottles of beer crossed the East West border with three East German guards drinking and singing before West German patrols intervened. Six guards agreed to return to duty after persuasion, but defectors later claimed they were arrested by the security service as a probe began.
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Eschwege
Germany
Iron Curtain
West Germany
Red
Communist State Security Service
Senior Students On Strike At Dickinson City High
Dickenson City High School seniors strike over yearbook photos and policy. They demand changes including new advisers and activities and threaten to stay home until demands are met. They cite Lena's Restaurant as the only local recreation center and challenge yearbook censorship by Miss Edith Oakey.
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Scranton
Dickison City High School
Edward Manley
Washington
Manley
Munley
Lena's
Edith Oakey
Dickson
De Gaulle calls for Algerian unity and reforms plan
Premier De Gaulle appealed to Algerian rebels to end the insurrection and pledged a five year program to improve Moslem living conditions in Algeria. He promised more jobs housing land distribution and education and said elections would be held under metropolitan France rules with Moslems in two thirds representation. He urged fraternity and warned rebellion ends in enlistment of reform.
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Constantine
Algeria
de Gaulle
France
Durham County Young Democrats pick two rival leaders
In Greensboro AP dispatch, Durham County faces a split with Jack Woodall and Harold Elliott tied for county president at a party convention. A credentials committee will decide which Durham delegation is seated at the 23rd annual North Carolina Young Democrats convention. Louis Allen Jr. and Art Vann contend for state Young Democrats presidency. Ralph Strayhorn, outgoing president, adjourned an earlier meeting amid the dispute. Malcolm Seawell was slated to keynote.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Durham County
Louis Allen Jr
Burlington
Art Vann
Durrham
Young ‘Democrats
YDC
Jack Woodall
Harold Elliott
Ralph Strayhorn
Woodall
Tiott
Malcolm Seawell
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