Dulles Arrives in Manila for Southeast Asia Conference
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles lands in Manila to attend an eight nation security conference. An 18 gun salute accompanies his arrival as he meets Philippine and Thai leaders and outlines plans to discuss mutual defense and collective response to aggression.
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U.S
John Foster Dulles
Southeast Asia
Jes
Magsaysay
Philppines
Philippine
Dulles
Atpact
Washington
World Series Opens September 29 At National League Park
Commissioner Ford Frick announced the World Series will start September 29 at the National League park with the same ticket scale as last year. The format has three games in the AL park and four in the NL park if needed, with a 1 pm start time except Sundays in New York at 2 05 pm.
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New York
Ford Frick
New York City
Frick
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
New York Yan
Seaman Rescued by Air After Boiler Blast Near Morehead City
Karl Grytten, 35, a third class engineman, was hospitalized in Morehead City with second degree burns after a boiler explosion on the freighter SS Normande about 100 miles north of Morehead City. A helicopter from the Elizabeth City Coast Guard station carried him to care following a seaplane locating the vessel.
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Karl Grytten
Normande
Morehead Ty
Elizabeth City
Hole In One Repeats At Vestavia Country Club
In Birmingham Alabama T W and Anderson scored a second straight hole in one at Vestavia Country Club on the seventh hole yesterday. Pro Jack Murphy, in the same group, joked he might follow with a shot from 122 yards that would land on top of it.
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Birmingham
Ala
T—W. &. Anderson
Vestavia Country Club
Jack Murphy
Murphy
Philippine Train Wreck Kills 82
A logging train with 100 passengers derailed on a mountain grade in northern Mindanao. At least 82 were killed and many injured as cars logs and bodies tumbled into a 100 foot gorge, with officials fearing more remains. Investigators seek exact cause and victims include lumber company workers and families.
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Manila
Philippines
Pablo Sanaa
Villarete
of the Lumber Co
Emilio V. Lica
Paratrooper Convicted On Marijuana Charge
Ze naido Aguilar Jr., a paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg, convicted by Cumberland Superior Court of illegal possession of 700 marijuana cigarettes. He was arrested in Fayetteville last June after leaving a vepres office with the cigarettes. he admitted the drugs to Detective J. E. Medlin and awaits sentencing by Judge George Fountain.
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N.C
Zenaido Aguilar Jr
Los Angeles
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
Cumberland Superior Court
Aguilar
F. Villeperias
Vepres
J. E. Medlin
Ilar
Cumber County
George Fountain
McCarthy Expected to Testify as Censure Hearings Move
Senate investigators near completion of records on McCarthy charges plan to hear the senator’s testimony early next week as defense strategizes. The committee aims to decide next steps after finishing documentary evidence and considering five major charges including oath of office issues.
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Europe
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Utah
Edward Reeilliams
Ng Ae
Sen. Flanders
RVI
Indtees
Fulbright
M A
McCartey
Ecuador Warns Fleet of Whalers Near Its Coast
Quito says 16 ships sighted within 200 miles of Ecuador with Greek owner Aris Onassis fleet flagged by Panama. Government says navy and air units deployed to enforce sovereignty and halt clandestine whaling in Pacific waters.
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Quito
Ecuador
Senne
Manuel Araujo
Aristotle Onassis
Araujo
Onassis
Panama Canal
South Pacific
Peru
U S Officials See German Rearmament As Likely
Washington officials express cautious confidence a formula will emerge to arm West Germany within NATO or via direct rearmament if NATO fails. The discussions risk undermining European unity and raise questions about Adenauer’s leadership and future influence in West Germany.
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Washington
U. S
West
Germany
France
Europe
Rman
West Germany
NATO
London
Britain
Thas
Euan
Adenauer
Legion Elects Leader Amid Anti Communism Resolutions
Washington reports the 36th annual American Legion convention elected a new national commander Jack Collins of Salt Lake City and approved resolutions backing anti communist measures. It urged strong actions against Communist influence at home and abroad, calls for intensified congressional probes, and steps toward air power civil defense and NATO style security, while pressuring Girl Scouts over purging un American propaganda.
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Ge Be
Collins
Jackson Shelby
Salt Lake City
Howard C. Kingdom
Conneaut
Ohio
Patrick Mangan Jr
Brattleboro
Legion
Red China
Soviet Russia
Southeast Asia
United States
Russia
China
Congress
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Asia
Girl Scouts
The
President Eisenhower Signs Civil Rights Nondiscrimination Order
President Eisenhower signed an executive order to clarify the nondiscrimination clause in all federal contracts with private firms. It requires posting notices about the clause and prohibits employment discrimination based on race color religion or national origin across hiring promotion demotion transfer recruitment pay and training. The order follows recommendations by the Government Contracts Committee chaired by Vice President Nixon and drafted under Deputy Atty. Gen. William P. Rogers.
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Eisenhower
Rocky Mountain
White House
Lowry Air Force Base
Colorado
Nixon
Government Contract Committee
William P. Rogers
Grewn
Commercia
University of Texas Cancels Acceptance of Negro Student
Marion George Ford Jr of Houston had his UT acceptance canceled after he allegedly lied to gain entry. UT registrar McCown advised Ford courses in his chosen field were unavailable. Prairie View A&M offered alternatives. Regent chairman Tom Sealy noted the Supreme Court ruling on segregation not yet in effect. Ford planned to seek other means or court action and hoped future Negro students would enroll.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Marion George Ford Jr
Houston
H. Y. Mc.Cown
Laverne Ford
Tom Sealy
Texas Education Agency
Texas
Allan Shivers
MecCown
Ford
Prairie View A&m College
Dunson
Wheatley Crown
Fort Worth
Regent
Sealey
U.S. Supreme Court
Cour
McCown
Sealy
Americans Begin Labor Day Holiday
Summer’s last long weekend drew millions to highways and beaches as railways airlines and bus lines mobilized to handle the load. The National Safety Council projects 390 traffic fatalities in 78 hours from 6 p.m. today to midnight Monday and urges caution. Michigan Gov Williams declares a weekend state of emergency with National Guard patrols to curb deaths.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
National Guard
Hoover Mum About Fishing From Colorado Trip With Eisenhower
Former President Herbert Hoover returns from a Colorado fishing vacation with President Eisenhower and declines to discuss success. He says you don’t go on a fishing trip for fish but for company and scenery, calling the visit “very nice.”
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Colorado
Eisenhower
Guilford College Student Crushed To Death
Richard J. Horwell 19 of Yardley was crushed to death at U S Steel Fairless Works Morrisville Pa while working as a summer laborer. A plant spokesman said his shovel caught in the conveyor pulling him into the belt and rollers as he met an untimely end before returning to Guilford College in Guilford N C.
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Morrisville
Richard J. Horwell
Yardley
Fairless Works
U. S. Steel Corp
Horwell
Guilford College
Guilford
N.C
Man Held In Arson Murder In Mississippi
RALEIGH Mississippi Ross Hawkins a 50 filling station operator is jailed charged with murder and arson in the death of his wife and the burning of his car Aug 22 Sheriff A E Bounds said the charges followed a disputed story of an auto crash Hawkins stories tied to a Louisiana hunting death involving his 17 year old son in 1945. Investigators noted life insurance policies on his wife and extensive coverage on the filling station possibly tied to the case. The scene described included a torn car, blood near the wreckage and an empty kerosene can with a taped pipe found nearby suggesting deliberate ignition.
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Raleigh
Miss
Ville
A. E. Bounds
Smith County
Ross Hawkins
R. E. Harp
Morehouse A
Louisiana
Hawkins
Bastrop
Bounds
Jessie
Shriners Parade Heads to Miami Coastline Tonight
Miami hosts the 19 cent Southeastern Shrine convention drawing about 3 000 red fez marchers through downtown for a parade seen by up to 200 000 people. Delegations arrive from Mobile Memphis Savannah Macon Albany Greenville Louisville Knoxville Jackson Atlanta Tampa Jacksonville Orlando and Miami as 25 000 Shriners fill the city with festivities.
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Miami
Fla
E. H. Kirkland
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Macon
Albany
Greenville
S.C
Louisville
Knoxville
Tenn
Jackson
Miss
Atlanta
Tampa
Jacksonville
Orlando
Imperial
Frank 5S
Land of Kansas City
Shriners
Bayfront Park
Moore Awee
Davidson Group Wins Prize at Davidson College Chapter
Davidson College fraternity earns first prize for best magazine. The group ends its general convention tonight. Bert Ram Bennett, Casper Tin Plate Co. president, is elected national group president for a three year term.
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Davidson College
Bertram W. Bennett
Casper Tin Plate Co
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