Clay mayor says governor will pull guard after school board decision
Clay Kentucky mayor Herman Z Clark said Gov A B Chandler promised steps to withdraw National Guard troops from Clay after the school board announced it would not enroll three Negro children under guard. The guard has escorted the students to the all white Clay school amid a white student boycott.
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Eisenhower to Speak on World Peace in Wednesday Address
The White House announced President Eisenhower will deliver a national address Wednesday night on world peace from CBS studios in Washington. The speech will cover peace efforts of the administration, with Suez as a broader context, and will run from 8 30 to 9 p.m. EST.
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Off His Feed Crazy Mixed-Up Cat Roosts In Henhouse
In Rylie Texas near Dallas on September 15, N E Utsler notices a three month old kitten in the chicken yard that prefers scraps and even roosts with five hens. The cat avoids people and other cats and eats lettuce and bran pellets like the chickens. One night he finds the kitten sleeping on the top roost among the hens.
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Oliver Hardy in serious condition after stroke in California
Oliver Hardy aged 64, half of Laurel and Hardy, remained in serious condition at St Joseph's Hospital in Burbank after a stroke at his San Fernando Valley home. He is semiconscious and has no visitors. Hardy and Stan Laurel made over 200 films from the 1920s onward, with recent TV appearances continuing their famous act.
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Eisenhower card slips to 80 after missed 5-foot putt
Gettysburg September 15 President Eisenhower finished his third golf round of a work and play vacation with an 80 at Gettysburg Country Club in drizzle. He matched seven pars and a 190-yard birdie at the 15th, thinking he had a 79.
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Pelagia Sinks Off Bodoe In Arctic Gale
The American freighter Pelagia carrying iron ore sank near Bodoe Norway in a gale. Its 37 crew, mostly Americans, drifted in lifeboats as rescue fleets from several nations and Norwegian forces searched the area amid heavy rain and rough seas. A trawler reported lights near the wreck and later failed to reestablish contact.
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Crafty Burglar Loots Ben Franklin Safe in Dallas
Dallas police describe a burglary at a Ben Franklin store where the suspect set off a tear gas bomb at the safe. Officers say the thief used underwater goggles to loot the safe of more than 300 dollars.
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Firepower Increase Shifts Global Power Balance
The United States shows no troop buildup in Europe, the Mediterranean, or the Middle East over the past years, but firepower has surged via nuclear weapons guided missiles and jet aircraft. Defense spokesmen say there has been no deliberate force augmentation due to the Suez dispute. current strength in Europe remains about 320,000, down from 350,000 at NATO defense peak.
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Winston Boy Shot Fatally In Dove Hunt
Five Griffith School teens dove hunting with shotguns near Winston-Salem. 15-year-old Jerry Wayne Hartman died after a close range back shot. Another boy, 12-year-old Steve Willard, said his shotgun fired accidentally when he fell into a hole. Sheriff Ernie G. Shore ruled the death accidental and no inquest will be held.
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Stevenson accuses GOP of political trickery at Virginia barbecue
Adlai Stevenson blasted the Eisenhower administration as waging guerrilla warfare against federal workers and using loyalty and security probes for partisan gain at a Fairfax Virginia barbecue. He charged Republicans gave career posts to loyalists and accused them of shameless political trickery dating back to the 1952 campaign. He spoke ahead of a broader campaign swing and planned to visit Washington and Virginia associates after the event.
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Dulles Faces Tough Sell at Suez Conference
Washington reports skepticism and opposition from 10 key nations invited to the London conference on canal control. Dulles plans revisions to win support as Egypt opposes the plan and Menzies returns home.
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Soviets Accuse Britain and France on Suez Plot
Moscow accused Britain and France of planning to seize the Suez Canal by aggression against Egypt. An official statement said the Soviet Union believes the United Nations must react to this threat, labeling it a violation of UN principles and peace.
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