Tension Mounts In Cuba
Havana reports indicate the Cuban government extended the suspension of constitutional guarantees for 45 days amid a broad purge of suspected rebels in the navy army and air force. President Batista cited threats to public order as justification while alleging exile leader Carlos Prio Socarras masterminded rebel plots.
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Santiago de Cuba
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Cayo Loco
Carlos Pino Socarras
Thomasville Girl Succumbs To Injuries
Five year old Cheryl Jones died at Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem after a three vehicle crash near the Thomasville High Point Road. Her mother, Connie P. Jones, and two year old brother Phil were injured but released. The Jones car was struck by a truck driven by Dallas Snuggs of Norwood after a glancing rear blow from a second car driven by George W. Lee of Thomasville.
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UN Representative Seeks Moscow Budapest Talks on Hungary
The United Nations new envoy Den Wan Waithavakan of Thailand said he would negotiate in Moscow and Budapest if allowed. Hungary was cool on admitting him, while India pressed China’s seat issue as the Assembly paused after four days of Hungary debate.
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India
China
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Arthur S. Lall
U.S
United States
Laszlo Gyaros
Prince Wan
Hammerskjold
Miss Loy
Hurricane Carrie Passes Near Bermuda
A hurricane named Carrie moved west-northwest at nine mph with 115 mph winds, located 650 miles east-southeast of Bermuda and about 1 550 miles east of Florida at 5 p.m. EST. Forecasters warned of potential path changes and said no land areas were immediately threatened.
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Dulles Prepares for High Stakes UN Debate
Secretary of State Dulles flies to New York for a General Assembly clash with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko. He plans a major policy speech and to press Western resolve in the Middle East while seeking to salvage disarmament talks and gauge Soviet aims. President Eisenhower’s adviser will study Soviet moves ahead of West Germany elections.
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Mrs Roosevelt Falls Ill During Tour in Moscow Area
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, 72, reported to have a mild stomach upset after days of strenuous touring in Tashkent. She rested most of the afternoon, then attended dinner at the Indian Embassy.
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Reactions in Little Rock Split Over Integration Crisis
News from Little Rock on September 14 reports mixed responses to President Eisenhower and Governor Faubus after Newport talks. A Faubus ally hints at challenging the federal government in court while awaiting home it is unclear if troops will be withdrawn from Central High. The Gazette backs the school board on integration as court action looms for a preliminary injunction to stop further resistance.
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Economists Divide as Debates Over Inflation Rise
Washington dispatch reports Democrats and Republicans clashing over responsibility for inflation and the cost of living. A 21 member Democratic advisory group led by John Kenneth Galbraith met to craft policy while Secretary Anderson formed an anti inflation board. Galbraith urged broad measures and warned against relying on a single tool. He also opposed broad tax cuts amid rising prices and favored strong White House leadership and careful wage policy. Acting Commerce head Williams called the group New Deal doctors noting their persistently gloomy outlook since 1953.
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Legion hears report on Army weapon development
The American Legion heard Maj. Gen. John Phillips Daley say the Army is developing a weapon capable of destroying intercontinental missiles. The convention in Atlantic City, with over 100,000 legionnaires and families, also promised a 12 hour boardwalk parade featuring more than 50,000 marchers Monday.
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Governor Is Vague About Use Of Guard
President Eisenhower and Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus discussed school integration and the law but gave no clear plan on withdrawing National Guardsmen from Little Rock high school. Faubus said changes cannot be done overnight and pledged to cooperate with federal orders while balancing Arkansas constitution limits.
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Radio Appeal By President Is Suggested
Washington Sept 14 lawmakers weighed President Eisenhower and Governor Faubus remarks on school integration. Sen Douglas said the real test will be what happens next and Sen Bennett noted accepting court decisions. Mansfield urged a TV radio explanation to the people of Arkansas.
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Integration Scene Calm In Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee on September 14 officials report a weekend calm after integration tensions. A federal court order allows integrated first grade classes to resume Tuesday in six schools where races were mingled this week. John Kasper remained in Davidson County Jail on $2500 bond for inciting to riot as the grand jury indicts him on a state charge. Police say Kasper refused to answer questions without counsel and an informant alleges dynamite was hidden before the Hattie Cotton Elementary School explosion.
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White
Reds Get News On Integration
A Soviet paper Komsomolskaya Pravda ran a full page on U.S. segregation issues with maps and pictures. It portrays global indignation at American leaders and shows President Nixon with a Negro leader beside whites jeering a Black schoolgirl.
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