Nixon Greets 2000 in New Hampshire Flight Stop
Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrived at Concord Airport to a 2000 strong crowd and attend a flood control project ground breaking in Hopkinton. He waved, shook hands, and met Governor Nelson Rockefeller and other GOP leaders, as observers see a nonpolitical visit with an eye toward the 1960 presidential primary.
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Crisis nears as steel talks press for wage pact
Pittsburgh AP report says steel contract talks narrow to six points as President Eisenhower hints at a Taft Hartley cooling off pause. United Steelworkers president McDonald weighs changes to management demands for tighter mill discipline and smoother operations amid potential wage increases.
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Khrushchev Seeks Peace Path as China Wavers on Force
Khrushchev neared the climax of his Red China visit as Mao and Peiping leaders sent mixed signals on abandoning force. Peiping praised the Eisenhower Khrushchev communique while urging world unity against American imperialism. Chen Yi and Lin Piao warned against U.S. presence in Taiwan and China pressed to liberation without declaring military action.
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Taiwan
World Wide Communion Day Observed in High Point Churches
World Wide Communion Day observance is planned with many churches joining tomorrow. Wesley Memorial Methodist marks its third move in 100 years with a cornerstone ceremony led by Bishop Nolan B. Harmon. Revival services begin Sunday at Ward Street Methodist and continue Oct 5–11 with evangelist A C Tatem visiting from Thomasville.
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Shipping Settlement Is Unlikely
New York report says early settlement of the longshoremen strike seems unlikely as the New York Shipping Association refuses to meet with the International Longshoremen's Association until Oct. 15. The union demands a new contract, while shippers estimate losses of 20 million dollars daily. Deputy FMCS director Robert H. Moore plans separate talks with each side, unlikely to yield a joint session soon. Freighters are tied up across the Atlantic and Gulf coasts affecting 170 lines and 85,000 workers from Searsport to Virginia.
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Grapefruit Interferes With Ike Road to Golf Fame
President Eisenhower enjoys a Palm Springs golf vacation despite grapefruit trees crowding the El Dorado fairways and water hazards. He battles the rough yet remains upbeat as doctors recommended the dry climate. Early rounds showed 76 degrees rising to 105 in sun on the 18th.
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Airliner Hijacked by Cubans Lands in Miami
A Cubana flight from Havana to Santiago was hijacked by three Cubans using a hand grenade and a 45 caliber pistol. The father Esteban Betancourt 47 his daughter Glorida 16 and Osvaldo Hernandez 28 surrendered in the cockpit and asked political asylum. immigration authorities withheld details. The plane carried 36 passengers and a four member crew. It was the fourth hijack to land in Miami since April 16.
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Flood Waters Surge Kills Ten Across Storm Battered States
The Associated Press reports at least ten dead and seven injured in Oklahoma Texas Missouri and Colorado as four days of rain and snow cause evacuations and damage. Emergence shelters opened and more rain forecast. A separate Oklahoma storm caused four traffic deaths and Andrews Texas saw $75000 in damage.
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Du Pont GM ties severed in antitrust ruling
A federal court order ends Du Pont and General Motors ties without mass stock sale. Du Pont officials praise the decision and the government weighs an appeal. The ruling ends a Clayton Act violation linked to Du Pont's 63 million GM shares worth about 32 billion dollars. Judge Walter J. LaBay calls the government plan punitive and unnecessary.
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Nagging Wives May Cause Heart Disease
Hollywood AP reports a heart specialist links nagging wives to male heart disease. Dr Frank G Nolan notes a patient’s heart tests changed when his wife entered the room and asks if nagging wives drive heart trouble in men.
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Sunny weather sparks fashion and attitude clash in Britain
Britons enjoy the warm spell as women reveal brighter clothing and men notice a shift in social norms. Readers report stylish outfits, longer hems, and a more confident mood across cities from John O’Groats to Land’s End.
Homecoming Crowning at Ragsdale High School
The Enterprise previews tomorrow's feature on Ragsdale High School homecoming, showing the crowning of a Homecoming Queen with photos. Also noted are features on William A. Burger, a 75 year old recreation supervisor, and a contrast feature on life in the Russian army versus the American soldier.
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Sunday Enterprise
Brooklyn Coed Inherits 800000 From South African Uncle
Miriam Etter a 20 year old psychology major at the University of Bridgeport inherits 800000 from her uncle Samuel Glazer who made his fortune in South African gold mines real estate and industry Glazer died September 20 in Johannesburg Miriam and her mother Sara survived a lifeboat voyage after their ship was sunk by a German U boat in the Atlantic Miriam plans to pursue a master's degree at Columbia University using part of the inheritance.
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South Africa
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University of Bridgeport
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Dog Survives 27 Days Without Food at State Fairgrounds
Nellie a part shepherd dog spent 27 days locked in the 4H boys dormitory at the State Fairgrounds without food or water but survived. Veterinarian Dr. R Van de Grift Jr notes dogs can endure longer without food than water and Nellie likely found moisture and small prey. Owner caretaker said he almost cried upon discovery and Nellie did not look emaciated.
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Southern Railway Reports Eight Month Net Income Rise
Southern Railway posted net income of 20.49 million dollars or 2.85 a share for the eight months ended August 31, up from 17.95 million dollars or 2.46 a share in the prior year period.
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