Eisenhower Goes to Augusta for Five Day Georgia Trip
President Eisenhower flew to Augusta Georgia for a five day visit to the famed golf course opening early to take advantage of expected warm sunny weather. He traveled aboard the Col umbine II accompanied by Cliff Roberts and Ellis Slater. He plans to return to Washington by Sunday night or Monday morning.
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Eisenhower
White House
Augusta National Golf Club
National
Washington
Georgia
Col. W. Draper
Air Force
Augusta
Cliff Roberts
Ellis Slater
Board of
National Distillers
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
North Carolina shines as fiber glass plant expands
Governor Hodges hailed NC progress from farm to industry during a Shelby dedication for a Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co fiber glass plant. The facility will grow from 450 to about 1,200 workers and output over 40 million pounds of yarn annually, with expansion to 23 blast furnaces and new visitor trains. U.S. Sen. Sam Ervin and Rep. Basil Whitener attended.
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Shelby
N.C
North Carolina
Plant
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Hodges
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Glass
Cleveland County
U.S
Sam J. Ervin
Morganton
Rep
Basil L. Whitener
Gastonia
Hill
Missile Problem Discussed at White House Space Conference
President Eisenhower and top space advisers met at the White House to decide the fate of the Army Ballistic Missile Agency and the Huntsville Saturn booster project. Secretary Wilber M. Brucker, a late participant, suggested a decision may have been reached, while Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris announced his resignation. Eisenhower planned a statement after a five day golf trip to Augusta, with a high level turnout including Glennan Gates York and McElroy.
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Washington
Wilber M. Brucker
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Soviet Union
White House
Brucker
Eisenhower
United States
Augusta
Huntsville
Ala
Pentagon
Primateraly Wer
Mag
John B. Medaris
Medaris
New York
T. Keith Glennan
Neil H. McElroy
Thomas S. Gates
Herbert York
Elmer Staats
Castro's Commander Is Arrested In Camaguey Clash
Havana reports Maj. Hubert Matos, once a top Camaguey commander, has been arrested as Fidel Castro's forces move to seize the provincial headquarters. Matos and several aides reportedly sought refuge inside the Camaguey military HQ while radio appeals urged peasants and workers to support the assault.
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Havana
VOZ
Fidel Castro
Hubert Matos
Camaguey
Matos
Castro
Defense Ministry
Camillo Cienfuegos
Supreme Court Grants Stay of Chessman Execution
The Supreme Court issued a stay for Daryl Chessman to file a new appeal by November 3. Chief Justice Warren’s disqualification left eight justices to grant the pause and decide on a possible hearing in a closed conference. Chessman, 38, has spent 11½ years on San Quentin’s death row after kidnapping and robbery convictions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Daryl Chessman
California
Gas Chamber
Chessman
Douglas
Warren
San Quentin
Los Angeles
Judith Thrashes Atlantic Waters
Hurricane Judith, now a threat only to ships, lashed the open Atlantic 800 miles east of Bermuda with 75 mph winds. The Weather Bureau tracks its path east northeast at about 21 mph for the next 12 hours, then slightly faster, with no change in size or intensity.
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Miami
Fla
Judith
Atlantic
Bermuda
Weather Bureau
Widow May Go To Mental Hospital
The 41-year-old widow of a Peruvian diplomat who admitted killing her five children may be sent to a Pennsylvania mental hospital. Ruth Urdanivia, arraigned on five counts of murder, is under watch outside her cell after threatening self harm.
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Allentown
Pennsylvania
George Albright
Lehigh County
Ruth Mae Ardani
Albright
Last Survivor Of Quintuplets Dies In San Antonio Hospital
Baby D the final quintuplet to live died at 6 40 am in Lackland Air Force Base Hospital San Antonio after the other four babies perished within hours of birth. Parents Lt. Charles G. Hannan and Mrs. Hannan expressed faith that all is for the best. The births, a 42 million to one medical rarity, followed days of effort to save each infant.
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San Antonio Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
Baby D
Pe Np
Air Force
Charles G. Hannan
Lackland Air Force Base
Hannan
Lackland Air
Lackland
Air Force Hospital
Steelworkers Oppose Return Under Taft Hartley Role
Morrisville New Jersey area steelworkers at U S Steel Fairless Hills plant oppose resuming work under Taft Hartley injunction. Bartender quotes show 100 percent support for United Steelworkers President David J McDonald. Workers fear a return to hardship and warn of another strike after the 80 day period if the injunction is invoked.
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Morrisville, Pa
Tom Kane
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Kane
McDonald
Morrisville Gardens
Fairless Hills
U. S. Steel Corp
Judge delays decision on Taft Hartley steel injunction
A federal judge postponed ruling on using a Taft Hartley injunction to halt the 99 day steel strike after a three hour conference between company and union lawyers over retroactive pay. Officials noted objections to including a retroactive pay clause and potential appeals could extend the strike. The government pressed that lost production endangers health and safety while the union cited hardship but denied broader economic danger.
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Pittsburgh
Sourc Metvert
UTE
Sorg
United Steelworkers Union
European Trip To Be Reported First Hand
Readers will get first hand on scene reports from a Tarheels industry hunting safari led by Governor Hodges as it tours England and Western Europe starting October 31. W. E. Bill Horner of the Sanford Herald will cover personal sidelights and economic and social conditions, in lighter vein rather than heavy analysis, sharing experiences from the North Carolina party's trans Atlantic flight and two week European stay.
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Hodges
England
Europe
North Carolina
New York
Bill Horner
Contempt Charges Argued in Henderson Strike Cases
Raleigh AP reporting that nine criminal cases tied to the Henderson strike at Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills were set for Supreme Court arguments. Central case involved Boyd E Payton TWUA director and seven union men sentenced for allegedly plotting to blow up mill property.
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Raleigh
Henderson
State Supreme Court
Textile Workers Union of America
Harriet- Henderson
Boyd E. Payton
Carolinas
TWUA
Hill Yarborough
Franklinton
Harold Aaron
Vance Superior Court
Aaron
Leaksville
State Bureau of Investigation
Yarborough
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Presint
B. E. Whittington
George T. Davis
San Francisco
Harry Lykens
Lykens
Co. Junction
U.S.S. Tennessee
U.S.S. California
Patapsco Scrap Corp
Baltimore
W. E
Bill) Horner
The
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