Icelandic Gunboat Clash Tests Fishing Zone Claim
Iceland asserts a 12 mile offshore protection to shield fishing grounds while Britain Belgium and other nations resist. Iceland says trawlers must stay beyond the line to protect its economy and spawning grounds. Russia supports Iceland while the United States maintains a cautious stance with troops at Keflavik.
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Iceland
Belgium
West Germany
Russia
East Germany
United States
Keflavik
Legion Stages Big Parade In 40th Convention Opening
The American Legion stages its big parade along Michigan Avenue to formally open its 40th annual national convention. A Labor Day crowd of about 500000 is expected to watch 30000 to 50000 Legionnaires march. The joint opening session with the auxiliary is set for tomorrow.
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Chicago
American Legion
Michigan Avenue
Legion and Auxiliary
Hastings Barbershop Charms Children With Odd Pets
Hastings children enjoy Pete Bachelder's barbershop where the shop features a fox a deodorized skunk three horned owls a flying squirrel and a hamster for youngsters to play with highlighting the unique waiting area and local charm.
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Hastings, Mich
Hastings
Pete Bachelder
Bachelder
Multiple Fatalities Reported From Interstate and Local Accidents
A string of deadly crashes and a shooting death reported across North Carolina. Victims include Eugene Ellis near Bladenboro, Junius Martin in Warren County, Arnold McLamb near Benson, Paul Moore near Statesville, Curtis Bannerman in Pender County, James Herman James near Willard, and Mattie Hicks near Kenly. Mrs. Elizabeth Chittick was killed and her daughter Betty Wright witnessed a rifle misfire in the home kitchen. bullets struck Mrs. Chittick.
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Eugene Ellis
Bladenboro
N.C
Junius Martin
Norfolk
U.S. 158
Warren County
Arnold McLamb
Raleigh
Benson
Paul Edward Moore
Statesville
Curtis Bannerman
Maple Hill
Pender County
James Herman James
Willard
Wallace
Duplin County
Mattie Mae Hicks
Kenly
Johnston County
Television Schedule Fragments for Winston-Salem Channel 12
The listing shows a fragmented day with shows including Dough-Re-Mi Treasure Hunt Price is Right The Tee Dough Could Be You On Farm News and Truth or Consequences among others with times scattered and partially readable.
Evening TV Schedule Highlights
A compact guide lists programs from 6:10 to 11:15 including Weather News Film Feature Claim to Fame Hegeis Baggis Restless Gun Wells Fargo Twenty One Goodyear Theatre Suspicion News Sports Desk and Jack Paar with time slots across the evening.
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Iannel
Wells Fargo
Goodyear Theatre
Suspicion
News
Sports Desk
Jack Paar
Labor Day Voices Call for Labor Reform and Integrity
Mitchell laments Congress inaction on racketeering in unions and urges future Congress to act while labor must press its own reform. Butler applauds unions for tackling internal problems to preserve American labor movement integrity. Reuther blames big business and corrupt leaders for labor control bill defeat and urges a national labor conference to pursue full employment and curb inflation. Meany links segregation to progress and backs federal school construction and scholarships. Hayes notes commitment to ending union corruption alongside national corruption. Goldberg says union responsibility lies with members as well as leadership.
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Mitchell
Congress
Paul Butler
Detroit
Walter Reuther
Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Irving M. Ives
R-Ny
Senate
House
Eisenhower
National Conference of Labor, Management and Government
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor Day
Meany
Albert J. Hayes
Arthur J. Goldberg
Hopewell Junction
N. Y
Goldberg
Faubus Weighs Law on School Integration and Court Rulings
Arkansas Governor Faubus questions the authority of the 1954 Supreme Court decision and discusses two options for Central High School. One would open Sept 8, enforcing segregation under federal orders. the other delays until Sept 15. He notes the court’s Sept 11 timing and withheld signing of segregation measures from the recent legislature.
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Faubus
Abraham Lincoln
Dred Scott
United States
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Central High School
U. S. Supreme Court
Little Rock
First Lewis and Clark Report Mule Deer Near Ponce Creek
The Lewis and Clark expedition first noted Rocky Mountain mule deer near the mouth of Ponce Creek in northeastern Nebraska.
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Rocky Mountain
Ponce Creek
Nebraska
Parents seek medical guidance on skin color and childhood conditions
A mother asks if carrots can cause a yellow tint in an infant's skin and notes carotene in diet. A father worries a son’s undescended testicle may require early intervention. A case of transposed heart with a hole prompts discussion of surgical repair. A boy's head injury leaves a lasting bald patch and potential hair restoration considerations.
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A. K
Soviet Pravda Warns U S May Escalate Far East Tensions
Pravda denounces potential U S intervention in China and warns any aggression would widen international conflict. It says the Soviet Union stands with China against aggression and momentum toward war. Brucker, after talks with Chiang Kai-Shek and Nationalist leaders, says U S aid to Chiang will grow long term and that the two powers remain allies in the fight for freedom as he heads to Hong Kong.
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Kremlin
United States
Far East
Chinese People’s Republic
Pravda
Soviet Union
Brucker
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Hong Kong
Court Holds Weighs On School Board Hearing Standards
A North Carolina judge ruled a youths' school reassignment case failed due to absence at a hearing on August 23 1957. He said boards may interview applicants but cannot consider race and must follow assignment law standards guiding pupil enrollment and health safety.
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North Carolina
United States
George Washington Early Surveying Prodigy
The encyclopedia Britannica notes that George Washington was a skilled surveyor by age fourteen. This historical claim highlights Washington's early mastery of surveying and map work.
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George Washington
Encyclopedia Britannica
Far East GDP Trends Highlight Agricultural Claims
Reports claim Far East economic growth faces price drops and agricultural gains under the Oy Eto administration. The first half of 1958 reportedly shows a record gross farm income of 13.8 million dollars, cited as a key achievement amid broader GDP developments.
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Far East
Oy Ete
Valuable Birds and the 1954 Tax Breaks in Farm Areas
GOP campaigners urged to remind voters that farmers benefited from the greatest tax reduction in history in 1954. Talk of beating Democrats in November hinges on improved GOP prospects in rural districts as the recession appears to ease.
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