Red China Linked To Crisis In Laos
The United States linked Moscow and Peiping to the Laos crisis and urged international action. The State Department accused the Soviet Union Red China and Communist North Viet Nam of intervention, citing weapons and propaganda from communist allies and recent Moscow Peiping Hanoi meetings as evidence. It said the bloc will not let Laos remain at peace without action.
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Ho Chi-minh
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Stronger Air Force Is Urged by U S Leaders
In Miami Beach AP reports Gen Curtis LeMay urges a tougher air force strategy. He says small infringements and threats to any free nation must be addressed promptly as part of the broader security picture. Other generals discuss China's pulls in the Far East and NATO’s costly but valuable security role.
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Laurence S. Kuter
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
American Renounces Citizenship and Hints at Soviet Move
A man renounces U S citizenship and notes Los Angeles as a city with long commutes across the city. He says he may seek a job and a place to live in the Soviet Union if accepted. Petrulli declared.
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Los Angeles
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Ae Sowes
Soviet Union
Petrulli
Herter Takes Week Off as Laos Talks Pause
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter arrived in Boston on the presidential plane for a week of vacation. He conferred at his Beverly home with U N Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and said he would brief aides on Laos. Liv Livingston Merchant and Andrew H. Berdings accompanied him.
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Christian A. Herter
Europe
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U. N
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Laos
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Manchester
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Andrew H. Berdings
Charles de Gaulle
France
Britain
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Laos Rebels Prompt Southeast Asia Tension
Laotian communist rebels push south toward royal army units. One battalion surrendered, another fled and remains active. North Viet Nam and Red China accuse Laos of civil war risk. about 100 Americans aid Laos. Vietminh cadres and North Vietnamese reportedly aiding Pathet Lao with heavy fire support and advisors.
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Virginia Desegregation Push Faces Court and Board Clash
In Virginia key districts move toward desegregation next Tuesday as the Pupil Placement Board loses authority. Charlottesville must enroll 12 Negroes in two white schools despite board orders, while Warren County may desegregate 18 students in four local schools. Norfolk and Alexandria already desegregated schools, with the Norfolk School Board ignoring a placement-board directive to reassign two previously white-attending Negro pupils.
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Arlington
Boy Scouts Help Spread Road Safety Message
Davenport Iowa April weekend sees Boy Scouts placing signs along highways to urge cautious driving. Deputies patrol routes to enforce safety while the public is hoped to notice the warning signs and save lives.
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Iowa
Scott Coun
Weather Outlook For Holiday Weekend
The Weather Bureau forecasts sunny and warm conditions for most of the country on Labor Day weekend. Temperatures to reach the 90s east of the Mississippi with humidity rising in the Northeast. After noon showers and thunderstorms are possible in parts of the Plains Southern states and central Appalachians. Northern Great Lakes should see near normal levels and the Northwest will be cooler with a few showers in Montana Washington Oregon. Clear skies are tied to above normal temperatures in other regions.
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Smith Reunion Held September at Panther Creek Church
The annual Smith reunion will take place on September 13 at Panther Creek Church in Randolph County. Descendants of the Terrell, Anderson Wiley and William Smith families are expected to attend.
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Panther Creek Church
Randolph County
Terrell
Anderson Wiley
William Smiths
Soviet Visitors Question U S Exhibit In Moscow
AP report from Moscow describes Soviet visitors at the U S exhibition reacting with curious, sometimes probing questions. Many ask about unemployment, medical care, racial discrimination and education. others harass guides while others seek industrial displays and luxury goods.
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Congress
Last Vet's Claim Is Supported
Dallas woman defends Walter Williams claiming her father G M Burkhart served in Hood's Brigade and knew Williams in Tennessee during the Civil War. She recalls his tintype, stories of the war, and that both men returned to their homes after the conflict. Williams is believed to be the last surviving Civil War veteran.
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Walter Williams
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G. W. Rson
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G. M. Burkhart
Houston
Scripps-Howard
Lowell K. Bridwell
Texas
Dalai Lama Seeks UN Support Amid Tibet Crisis
Dalai Lama presses for United Nations help as seven diplomats are summoned to his New Delhi residence. Prime Minister Nehru notes UN talks may not aid Tibet and could worsen matters. An ambassador says the Tibet issue risks disappearance without international attention.
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India
South Viet Nam
U.N
Dalai Lama
Nehru
Senate recesses after 13 hour session in Washington
The Senate ended a 13 hour 10 minute meeting with delays led by Sen. Wayne Morse. Lawmakers approved a gas tax increase from 3 to 4 cents per gallon and delayed seven amendments to the measure while housing and bond issues were debated. The chamber adjourned as Morse aimed to stall action until Khrushchev's Washington visit.
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Rouse Met
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Nikita Khrushchev
Odd Jobs Created By Plant Near Parr Site
In PARK, S C AP scientists test for radioactivity around the Broad River 12 mile radius as construction for the South's first nuclear plant begins in 1962. Catfish and rabbits are used to gauge natural radioactivity with samples of milk water silt and surface matter collected and cataloged.
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King
Educational Campaign Advocated for Illiteracy Reduction
BRASSTOWN NC AP The Literacy Movement in the Southeast led by Mayes Behrman announced a program to reduce functional illiteracy in Alabama and east Tennessee. Beginning next January commercial TV stations will join the Alabama Literacy Movement with volunteers organizing groups of 10 to 15 for 30 minute lessons around TV sets and 30 minutes of follow up instruction.
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N.C
Alabama
East Tennessee
Mayes Behrman
John ¢. Campbell Folk School
Southeast
Behrman
Samuel Turner Reunion Plans at Oak View Grange
The Samuel Turner family reunion will be held on September 31 at Oak View Grange. A picnic lunch will be served for attendees.
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