UN Urged to End Nuclear Tests As Assembly Opens
At the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the Soviet Union calls for immediate suspension of nuclear and hydrogen tests. Andrei Gromyko accuses the United States and Britain of impossible terms and urges separating disarmament from testing. The session also faces a contest for the presidency with Lebanon’s Charles Malik and Sudan’s Ahmed Mahgoub vying for broad support.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
Formosa
Gromyko
United States
Britain
Dulles
U.S
Dag Hammarskjold
Assembly
Hammarskjold
Middle East
Norway
Halvard Lange
Charles Malik
Lebanon
Ahmed Mohammed Mahgoub
Sudan
New Zealand
Sir Leslie Munro
United Arab Republic
Malik
Koca Popovic
Peru
Victor A. Belaunde
Marine sergeant shot to death in home near Morehead City
In Morehead City North Carolina a Cherry Point Marine Air Station sergeant was found shot to death at his home near Newport The coroner reported Sgt Louis B Mattingly 31 attached to MABS 27 at Cherry Point The sergeant wife said she shot him following an argument.
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Morehead City
N.C
Cherry Point
Mattingly
Sprinkle
Air Conditioning for Body and Spirit
The article explains modern air conditioning cools and dehumidifies by circulating air through a refrigerating unit. It suggests adjusting ventilation to bring in fresh air, remove stale air, and control humidity, temperature, and cleanliness for comfort and well being. It draws a parallel to spiritual air, urging daily conditioning through prayer and clean living to stabilize spirits and peace of mind.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
NEA
God
Vanguard Launch Postponed After Countdown Halt
The Vanguard rocket attempt at Cape Canaveral was halted seconds before liftoff as technical difficulties forced a postponement. The 72-foot three stage rocket carried a 20 inch satellite intended to study weather phenomena, marking the seventh launch in the program with only one prior success.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla.ap
Vanguard
North Carolina highway budget requests for 1959 61
Raleigh reports the State Commission projects 1959 60 highway funds of 91 984 513 and 93 584 814 for 1960 61. Needs rise to 107 885 618 and 109 788 762 respectively, with requests to bridge the gap via 18 650 000 and 18 800 000 for primary roads. Secondary road needs total 48 900 999 and 49 500 000, urban maintenance 4 538 000 and 4 576 000.
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Raleigh
State Commission
Governor and Budget Commission
Babcock
Gaitskell opposes policy on offshore islands clash
London AP Hugh Gaitskell Labour leader says US action in a war with Red China over Quemoy would threaten NATO and warns Britain’s Far East stance is obscured. He cites the Munich debacle and says Peiping’s claims to offshore islands differ from the mainland and must be resolved as part of the main issue.
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London
Hugh Gaitskell
U. S
Red China
North Atlantic Alliance
Gaitskell
Far East
Labor Party
Britain
Egypt
Quemoy
Europe
Eisenhower
United States
China
Formosa
Munich
Peiping
Quemoy Receives Supplies by Air and Ship Attacks
Nationalists resumed relief to Quemoy with seven cargo planes delivering supplies and an LST docking to unload in 20 minutes. The operation follows a week of setbacks and aims to breach the offshore shellfire barrier as Premier Chen Cheng briefs Parliament.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoys
Defense Ministry
Quemoy
Chen Cheng
Warsaw
Train Crash at New Jersey Bay Kills Dozens
A Jersey Central commuter train hit an open drawbridge over Newark Bay and plunged into the water. Forty feared dead, 35 injured, with 13 recovered in a tricky hoisting recovery. Notable victims include former Yankee star George Stirnweiss and NY Times statistician Howard Huntington. Mayor John Haw’s body was among those found. Police probe and railroad inquiry launched to determine if man or machine caused the disaster.
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Bayonne Naval Degan
John Hawamong
Hawkins
New York
George
Snuffy) Stirnweiss
New York Yankee
Howard W. Huntington
New York Times Financial News Department
Elton Clark
Allied Chemical & Dye Co
Stirnweiss
Red Bank
Jersey Central Railroad
Newark Bay
Elizabeth
N.J
Nerve War Waged At Little Rock
In Little Rock Arkansas the Faubus stand against integration prompts anxious parents to seek possible schooling options outside the district. Officials report many inquiries about county or neighboring districts while plans for television classes are discussed and extracurriculars may be suspended. Faubus weighs reopening as private schools or keeping closures until a public referendum on October 7.
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Keith Fuller
Little Rock, Ark
Faubus
Four Little Rock
Orval C. Faubus
Feudus
E. F. Dunn
Pulaski County
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Chen Sees Extension of War in Formosa Crisis
Premier Chen Cheng told parliament that continued Red Chinese shelling of Quemoy could extend the war to the China mainland. He described Nationalist defenses as defensive and restrained, warning aggression might widen the conflict beyond offshore islands. He called China’s offensive a test of U S deterrence policy.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chen Cheng
Quemoy
Chen
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa Straits
Red China
United States
Old Belt opens with high tobacco prices across belts
Virginia and North Carolina Old Belt reported opening day sales of 7,198,714 pounds at an average of 57.30 per 100 pounds. Virginia averaged 36.26 per hundred on 3,278,378 pounds while North Carolina averaged 58.17 on 3,920,336 pounds. Middle Belt averaged 57.61 on 3,715,842 pounds. Eastern Belt 56.84 on 11,859,580 pounds. South Carolina Border Belt 60.33 on 4,068,090 pounds. Old Belt grades rose 1 to 12 dollars from last year.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Old Belt
Middle Belt
Eastern Belt
South Carolina
Border Belt
Long Night in North Jersey As Train Missing Hurts Families
North Jersey families faced a long night awaiting news from a Newark Bay train derailment. In Red Bank and nearby towns loved ones from prominent firms and local trades vanished into uncertainty as authorities and reporters sought word. Notable names linked to the delay included George Stirnweiss, Elton Clark, Joseph Di Stasio, and James Clark as anxious households waited for word.
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Stirnweiss
Red Bank
New York
Caldwell & Co
New York Journal-American
Jane
George
Elton Clark
Allied Dye and Chemical Corp
Mantoloking
Joseph di Stasio
Belmar
di Stasio
van Buren
Brooklyn Institute
James Clark
Auto Strike Deadline Stands as UAW Eyes Ford
United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther warned a strike against Ford Motor Co. would proceed tomorrow if no settlement is reached. Ford GM and Chrysler have proposed three year deals with similar wage, pension and COLA terms. Reuther called Ford’s offer deficient but said it provides a basis for further talks.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Ford Motor Co
Reuther
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
UAW
Adm Felt to visit Taipei for five days of talks
Adm. Harry D. Felt, commander in chief in the Pacific, will arrive in Taipei Formosa Saturday for five days of conferences with American and Chinese Nationalist commanders.
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Taipei
Formosa
Harry D. Felt
U.S
Pacific
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E. T Moore
Lloyd Wilburn
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North Jersey
Saul Pett
North Jersey Shore
Nore
New Sun
George (Snuffy) Stirnweiss
June City
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