White Sox Seek World Series Win in Chicago Home Stand
The Chicago White Sox return to Chicago for a decisive World Series push against the Los Angeles Dodgers after a 1-0 win in Los Angeles. Manager Al Lopez declares confidence as the Dodgers lead 3-2 in the best-of-seven series. Major labor talks continue as United Steelworkers President McDonald dismisses near-term settlement prospects and pushes for a public fact-finding board.
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Rhodes Convicted Of Manslaughter
In Rockingham North Carolina a man was convicted of manslaughter after prosecutors elected not to seek a first degree murder conviction. The case involved a fatal incident and the solicitor M G Boyette chose not to press for first degree charges.
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Rockingham, N.C
M. G. Boyette
Southern Railway faces service and cost questions
A Southern Railway official says over 50 percent of passengers on Trains 13 and 16 between Goldsboro and Greensboro are new riders. The railroad cites high firing costs and low revenue, with per trip passengers averaging 8.17. Critics urge keeping trains 13 and 16 running to avoid cutting service to Durham Bur
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Top Art Authority Bernard Berenson Dies at 94
Bernard Berenson, renowned authority on Italian Renaissance art, died at 94. An American Harvard graduate who lived in Italy for 73 years, he bequeathed his I Tatti villa near Florence and its art to Harvard. He shaped major collections as adviser to Lord Duveen and authored classic Renaissance studies. Truman paid respects to the famed host known as B B.
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Truman
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Witness Says Show Rigged in Quiz Program Inquiry
Alfred Davis testified that Barry and Enright Inc. and his public relations firm deceived NBC about Twenty-One. He said editors advised avoiding telling the truth and noted papers’ rigging charges sparked 1957 58 meetings with producers and NBC. Davis admitted some effort to deceive but not full enlightenment. He also said he suspected other quiz shows but did not name them.
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Barry and Enright
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Eisenhower Heads Home From California Vacation
President Eisenhower finishes a sunny Palm Springs visit as a cold subsides and schedules a return to Washington by jet. He is set to arrive in the capital late Thursday afternoon, barring any sudden settlement of events.
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Red Flag Flies on Rail Stations in Berlin Anniversary
In Berlin East German authorities mark the 10th anniversary of the communist state with red flags at railway stations. The divided city shows the East German network running even in West Berlin. Five Western policemen were hurt, at least one seriously.
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Fact-Finders Complete Hearing On Dock Strike
Eisenhower's emergency fact finding panel completed a fast public hearing on the East and Gulf Coast dock walkout. The panel urged immediate bargaining and warned that a Taft Hartley move could trigger a federal court order for 80 days cooling off. Spokesmen on both sides offered sharp questions but little promise of quick settlement.
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Nixon Warns Soviets On Subversion Rally in Indiana
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told 10,000 Indiana Republicans that the Soviet Union has borrowed capitalistic methods to compete economically with the United States. He urged the Soviets to invest in productive fields and curb spreading communism, following his recent visit to the USSR. The remarks came at a rally honoring Rep. Charles A. Halleck, House minority leader.
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Mexican President Lopez Mateos to visit Washington with upbeat news
Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos travels to Washington to present a positive economic report and a stable, peaceful Mexico. The 49 year old leader, elected last December, has reformed government and improved living conditions while maintaining friendly ties with the United States.
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Mario Lanza Dies In Rome Hospital
American tenor Mario Lanza died in a Rome hospital after a week convalescing for a minor illness. A friend said he suffered a heart attack and died shortly after noon. He was 38. Born Alfredo Arnold Cocozza in Philadelphia, he later used the stage name Mario Lanza.
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Lunik III Orbits Moon Ahead of Earth Return
Soviet Lunik III continues its planned orbit after completing a lunar pass. Data from the mission show temperatures and pressure aboard, while British scientists report a puzzling rhythmic signal pattern behind the Moon as the probe nears its Earth return.
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England
Radio
John Davies
Britain On Eve Of Election Brightens Final Campaign Push
London AP reports parties staged last minute canvassing as voters remain split with 82 percent undecided in 50 key districts. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan’s Conservatives lead Labor by 2 percent in the Telegraph poll, amid caution from both camps. Weather favors the east with sun and rain in the west possibly affecting turnout.
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Woman Accomplice of Robber Nabbed in Cleveland
Alma Helen Stevens 26, sought as the accomplice in a bank holdup case, was arrested in an East Side rooming house after a tip about a loud argument. She said she stayed in Cleveland since the robbery day, sleeping under a bridge and living with a 39-year-old man near the getaway site near East 105th Street and Euclid Avenue. The bank suspect, Soliam Ansley 30, trapped by tear gas, killed himself during the siege.
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Indianapolis
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Weapons May Be Returned To France
The French air force chief of staff says U S forces with nuclear weapons may return to former bases in France. Gen Edmond Jouhaud arriving at SAC HQ indicates a negotiated compromise with the United States. Talks follow de Gaulle's demand last spring that nuclear storage end.
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