Fisher Refuses Comment on Reynolds Divorce Suit
Hollywood singer Eddie Fisher declined to comment on Debbie Reynolds filing for divorce. He denied writing a newspaper column claiming he still loves her and blamed marital troubles on himself while noting Reynolds had tried to make the marriage work.
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Debbie Reynolds
Eddie Fisher
Miami Beach
Ralph Cowan
Debbie
Cowan
Eddie
Hollywood
Clining
Chester
Times Saturday
Fisher
Iss
Elizabeth Taylor
New York
Glamacre
Mike
Ford Contract Talks Near Deadline as UAW Eyes Strike
United Auto Workers wait for Ford Motor Co to present a contract proposal that could avert a strike due by Wednesday and shape terms for about one million auto workers. Ford’s John S. Bugas hinted progress but declined timing. UAW leader Walter Reuther pledged to stay in talks until the deadline amid widespread plant walkouts.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
John S. Bugas
UAW
General Motors
Chrysler
Reuther
Walter P Reuther
Ford Bargainers
Bugas
Red China Talks To Start Soon
Washington AP State Department says talks with Red China to renounce force will begin within days. Summary shows 73 Geneva meetings Aug 1955 to Dec 1956, while Ceasefire talks resume as Red artillery continues around Quemoy. Navy reports indicate 300-ton gunboats near Quemoy and 900-ton vessels near Matsu.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Warsaw
Far East
Department
Geneva
Formosa Strait
Eisenhower
Peiping
Chou En-lai
Red China
Quemoy
Francis Tully
Jacob Beam
Red Chinese
Wang Ping-nam
Tully
United States
China
Defense Ministry
Matsu
Matsui
Quemoys Con
Shanghai
Tsingtao
Yanglae River
Virginia seeks court ruling on anti integration school closures
Virginia moved to the state Supreme Court of Appeals to challenge the 1956 anti integration closure law as Gov Almond orders Lee County high school shut. NAACP lawyers plan federal action. Front Royal Warren County and Charlottesville cases push toward closure despite court orders for Norfolk and Arlington schools.
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Richmond, Va
Virginia
National Assn
the Advancement of Colored People
Front Royal
Warren County
Albertis Harrison
Charlottesville
Harrisonburg
U. S
Dist
John Paul
Lane High School
Venable
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Paul
Warren County School Board
Simon Sobeloff
Federal Circuit Court
Oliver Hill
Richmond
NAACP
Hill
Q. D. Gasque
Gasque
Almond
Plano
Norfolk
Arlington
Bees Invade Italian Village After Honey Spill
Gravedona Italy residents flee as hundreds of thousands of bees swarm the town after a motorcycle collision spills a 40 pound honey container. Traffic stops and 50 people seek medical treatment for stings before firefighters drive the insects back to their hives.
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Gravedona
Italy
Como
Italian Alps
Republicans Demand Adams Ouster Rise After Payne Win
A cross section of 18 Republican Senate candidates shows 10 want Sherman Adams to resign as Eisenhower's chief assistant. The push follows Democrats’ Maine victory over Frederick G. Payne and shifts in response to Adams Goldfine ties. Some candidates urge Adams to step down while others defer to the President.
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Washington
Senate
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
Frederick G. Payne
Maine
Payne
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Goldfine
William A. Purtell
Connecticut
Purtell
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Goodwin J. Knight
Calif
John J. Williams
Del
J. Glenn Beall
Charles E. Potter
Mich
Roman L. Hruska
Neb
Kenneth B. Keating
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Chapman Revercomb
Wva
Frank A Barrett
Wya
Nevada
George W. Malone
Malone
Massachusetts
GOP
Vincent J. Celeste
Montana
Lou Welch
Federal action denied in Little Rock integration case
Arkansas leaders claim the U S government will arrest 11 people including Governor Faubus over school integration. Officials call the rumors nonsense while Malcolm Wilkey says no statements are forthcoming. The plan allegedly relies on a preexisting injunction and targets listed individuals as a test of public sentiment.
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Little Rock, Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Little Rock
U.S
Faubus
Amis Guthridge
Capital Citizens Council
Wesley Pruden
Asst
U.S. Atty
Malcolm R. Wilkey
Washington
Justice Department
Guthridge
Pruden
Little Rock Federal Building
U.S. District Court
Bruce Bennett
High Point Memorial Hospital Dedicated At Ceremonies
A special section highlights the High Point Memorial Hospital dedication set for 5 p.m. in the front parking area with trustee chairman Paul Ingle inviting all to attend. Ray E. Brown of Chicago, past president of the American Hospital Association, will speak. rain plan shifts to the first floor patient lounge to avoid disturbing patients.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
High Point
Paul Ingle
Ray E. Brown
Chicago
American Hospital Association
Ingle
Night life aboard the Nautilus at New London
Aboard the atomic submarine Nautilus in New London, crew members enjoy a midnight ice box raid with leftovers and snacks, a coffee pot that never stops, and a view of polar voyage preparations. Officers describe the polar mission as routine while recalling a sentimental letter to a future child.
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New London
John Aberle
New York
North Pole
Polar Bear Land
Aberle
Cmdr
Frank M. Adams
Tunica, Miss
Adams
Fines Spark Protest at Birmingham City Hall
About 200 people picketed city hall in Birmingham to protest $200 fines for three white men tied to a Phillips High School demonstration. Floyd Bearden, Robert Bradshaw, and David Rollins faced fines for disobeying officers and loitering after a Sept. 3 protest with rumors about black enrollment at the all white school.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham City Hall
Phillips High School
Recorders Court
Floyd Bearden
Robert Bradshaw
David Rollins
Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery
J. E. McDonald
Phillips
All White School
Shuttlesworth
King
Eugene Lee
Clyde Sellers
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Miss Reynolds
M’kiti
James Anderson
St. Paul
St. Paul Zoo
Oliver W. Hill
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Goo. Dsay Almond
Malcolm Wilkey
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