Wife Recovered in Los Angeles After Missing Since August
Philadelphia welder Stanley Collins flew to Los Angeles to recover his wife Stella who had been held in protective custody. She was found wandering downtown with only $2.67, while Collins claimed $18,000 and $14,790 were involved in a home purchase. He said he had given his paychecks since marriage and called the episode a ponies matter, then exchanged with reporters outside the jail.
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Stanley Collins
Philadelphia
Lincoln Heights
Los Angeles
Stella Collins
Stella
Collins
Strike Looms as Auto Production Hindered
Detroit AP reports a wave of UAW walkouts halting overtime at GM plants, with about 25 000 idle workers as the industry races 1959 car production. Walkouts affect six GM plants plus Chrysler and Ford, amid contract talks and grievance procedure disputes.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Ford
UAW
Fisher Body
Pittsburgh
Marion
Ind
Grand Blanc
Mich
Mansfield
Cleveland
Ohio
Flint
Kansas City
Sandusky
Imperial
Plymouth
Walter Reuther
General Motors
Lanning
Reuther
Scientist warns radiation accidents pose cancer risk
Geneva AP reports Dr. J N Stannard of the University of Rochester warns that peacetime reactor accidents could cause lung cancer from inhaled radioactive materials like Strontium-90. He cites long lasting deposits in lungs and external radiation hazards, urging better mine ventilation and industrial hygiene collaboration.
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Geneva
J. N. Stannard
University of Rochester
N.Y
School of Medicine
Atoms For Peace Conference
Stannard
C. Rogers McCullough
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Industrial Expansion Is Forecast by Government Report
Washington reports the Commerce Department and SEC expect capital investment to rise to a 31 billion dollar annual rate in Q4 1958, though still below the 37.5 billion peak last summer. Officials caution forecasts may be revised as final quarter estimates arrive, with utilities leading a broader pickup while durable goods pullback persists.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
White House
SEC and Commerce Department
Miss Mississippi Mary Ann Mobley Crowned Miss America 1959
Mary Ann Mobley, 21, of Brandon Mississippi won the Miss America 1959 title at Atlantic City defeating 51 contestants from 46 states Alaska Canada Hawaii New York City Chicago DC and more. She earns scholarships totaling 150000 and succeeds Miss Marilyn Van Derbur. Mobley is a University of Mississippi senior and aspires to television work.
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Mary Ann Mobley
Brandon
Miss
Atlantic City
N. J
Bbelle
Knight
University of Mississippi
Alaska
Canada
Hawaii
New
Anita Bryant
Tulsa
California
Sandra Lee Jennings
Riverside
North Carolina
Betty Lane Evans
Greenville
Scep‘ter
Miss van Derbur
Miss Mobley
David Williams
Bert Parks
New Storm Stirs About The Atlantic
San Juan Puerto Rico AP reports the season s sixth tropical storm now named Fifi moving northwest at 16 mph. Gale warnings are in effect for the Leeward Islands about 100 miles south of its predicted path. No land threat is anticipated as the center sits roughly 400 miles east of San Juan and 1 900 miles southeast of the U S mainland.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Fifi
South Atlantic
Lee‘ward Islands
Virgin Islands
Puerto Ico
U. S. Weather Bureau
U. S
Fiji
Senior and Thomasville High Columns Return
Brenda Gray and Ruby Sluder write the Senior High and Thomasville High columns for the Sun day Enterprise. Brenda, Pointer feature editor and club member, cor pages 12-D. Ruby, Growler secretary and yearbook Tri-Hi-Y president, page 7-A. Fall fashion features run pages 2-C to 7-C.
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Thomasville High School
Sunday Enterprise Today
Brenda Gray
J. L. Gray
Hawthorne
Brenda
Pointer
Ruby Sluder
C. W. Sluder
Kern St
Thomasville
Growler
Bible Club
Eisenhower Seeks Soft Break in Red China Talks
President Eisenhower moved quickly after Chou En Lai proposed resuming talks on peace with Red China. The White House welcomed the offer and said Ambassador Beam would meet Wang Ping-nan in Warsaw, while preserving U S support for Nationalist China and its Formosa claims. The move followed a NSC meeting and aimed to avert a larger crisis with the Soviet Union, with discussions also touching domestic issues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
China
White House
Chou En-lai
U.S
Jacob Beam
Warsaw
Red China
Wang Ping-nan
United States
Formosa
Soviet Union
Geneva
Switzerland
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
National Security Council
State Dulles
Chou
Security Council
F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nixon
Far East
Capital
Newport
R.1
American Assn
Mobilization Ordered By Red China
Hong Kong reports Red China ordered general mobilization of 600 million people and urged the United States to resume ambassadorial talks over Formosa Strait. The move followed Premier Chou En-lai's call for Geneva talks and a silence of guns near Quemoy. Demonstrations supported Chou across Peiping after the broadcast.
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Hong Kong
Red China
United States
Formosa Strait
Supreme State Council
Peiping
Taiwan
Formosa
Peiping Radio
Chou En-lai
Chou
Geneva
Quemoy Islands
Amoy
Chiang Kai-shek
Mateo Calif Lady Defends Pup Against Approaching Threat
A mother dog named Lady in Mateo California shows fierce protective instinct, baring her teeth as a stranger nears her litter. Neighbors report the scene as a sharp warning from a devoted guardian.
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Mateo
Calif
Are
Shelling of Quemoy Halted Amid Escort Reports
Reports say US warships may escort Nationalist supply ships to Quemoy next week while Red gunboats, including Riga class vessels, move south from Shanghai and the Yangtze area. Nationalists claim larger ships exist but are defensive. Times says the blockade remains effective with limited shipments since August 23.
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U.S
Quemoy Complex
Liu Hoh-tu
Quemoys
Shanghai
Tsingtao
Yangtze River
Liu
New York Times
Quemoy
the Times
Greg MacGregor
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