Americans Freed as Reds Release Civilians in Hong Kong
Lawrence R. Buel, 34, of Stockton California, is freed after five years eight months in Communist China. An ailing Italian bishop Bishop Alphonse Ferroni is also released and carried across the border. Bud, a former Civil Air Transport officer, reports good spirits and thanks well wishers. He lost about 30 pounds but looks fit, while Ferroni is weak and moved by train toward Canton.
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Hong Kong
Lawrence R. Buel
Stockton
Calif
Reds
China
Bud
Civil Air Transport
Sue
Alphonse Ferroni
Schumchun River
Ferroni
Hankow
Canton
Budl
Lawrence Buol
Buol
Chinese Reds
Time Extended for Depositions in Montgomery County Suit
Federal Judge Johnson J. Hayes extended deposition deadlines in the Montgomery County school desegregation case from next week to the 29th at Troy. A Negro attorney sought suppression of statements claimed to be coerced from adults and filed the suit on July 29 on behalf of 45 Negro children. Hayes said a suppression order cannot be issued without a hearing, and statements coerced by coercion will not be admitted.
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Greensboro
N.C
Troy
Johnson J. Hayes
Montgomery County
Horace McCall
Hayes
Peron Forces Battle Rebels Across Argentina in Uproar
Loyal units under President Juan D. Peron fought a savage drive to crush the bloodiest revolt of his nine year rule. Fighting raged on land sea and air as rebels claimed control of Cordoba and other areas while loyalists struck major blows at Rio Santiago Puerto Belgrano and Curuzu Cuatia.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Peron
Eva Peron
Cordoba
Puerto Belgrano
Dalmiro Videla Balaguer
Jas
Rio Santiago
Curuzu Cuatia
Cuatia
Denver to Host Eisenhower Fitness Conference 139 Invitees
President Eisenhower invites 139 sports figures educators and leaders to a September Denver conference on youth physical fitness. Vice President Nixon will preside with plans to hear recommendations and close with a dinner. The list includes Bobby Jones Gene Tunney Rogers Hornsby Ford Frick Clarence Munn and J. Edgar Hoover among others.
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Denver
Eisenhower
America
Nixon
Bobby Jones
Gene Tunney
Associated Press
Philadelphia Bulletin
Frank Bartholomew
United Press Asgn
Philip G. Reed
International News Service
Palmer Hoyt
The
Denver Post
Jack Foster
Denver Rocky Mountain News
J. Edgar Hoover
Welfare Folsom
U. S
Leonard Scheele
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Samuel Brownell
Murray Snyder
White House
Ike's Nephew To Wed Tonight
Milton Eisenhower Jr., nephew of the President, marries Sally Ann Booth in Florala Alabama at the First Baptist Church. The couple met two years ago when he was an Army lieutenant at Ft. Benning. Booth’s brother serves Gov. James E. Folsom's legal adviser and she is a University of Alabama graduate who taught at Eglin AFB.
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Florala
Ala
Milton Eisenhower Jr
Sally Ann Booth
First Baptist Church
Eisenhower
Miss Booth
Ft. Benning
Joe
James E. Folsom
University of Alabama
Eglin Air Force Base
Elephant Hunter crew to pursue runaway Vicki the elephant
Ringling Bros handlers are en route to Charlotte to capture Vicki the Indian elephant after a week on the lam. Crowd control by Mecklenburg police as 250 volunteers aided the search. Police warn the dangerous animal could be killed if necessary, though unlikely.
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Charlotte
N.C
Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Vicki
Louie Reed
California
Sarasota
Fla
Ringling
Reed
Jack Partlow
Dougie
Condemned Man Naps Before Execution
Ed Milam faced death with two hours to go as he slept in his Kentucky penitentiary cell while guards and clergy prepared for his execution. Warden Jess Buchanan confirmed chaplain Paul Jagger found Milam asleep at 10 p.m. Milam killed Stephen Farmer, a liquor store clerk, during an attempted holdup near Fort Campbell.
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Eddyville
Ed Milam
State Penitentiary
Jess Buchanan
Paul Jagger
Milam
Stephen Farmer
Fort Campbel
Ouster of Benson Favored By Kerr
Senator Kerr said Secretary Benson should be removed for responsibility in farm income decline and questioned if the administration will fire him. Kerr warned a political victory in next year’s election is needed to help farmers. He accused Benson of misleading farmers and doubted his grasp of the farm economy.
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Washington
Sen
Kerr
D-Okla
Benson
Eisenhower
Congress
Ione Threat Intensifies Along Southern Seaboard
The Weather Bureau issued a formal alert for the southeastern coast from Melbourne, Florida to North Carolina as Hurricane Ione, a storm with winds over 100 mph, moved northwestward about 500 miles east of Miami. Red Cross disaster specialists were moved and a Hurricane Condition 1 was ordered at the Jacksonville Naval Air Station.
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Tone
Atlantic
Miami
Cecil Gentry
Ione
Gentry
Melbourne
Amstel Kroon
American Red Cross
Jac
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Weather Bureau
Connie
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
United States
Florida
Miami Weather Bureau
Hilda
Yucatan Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Campeche
Vaccine Approval Expected for North Carolina Polio Shots
North Carolina prepares to distribute Salk polio vaccine under federal program. Health officials expect federal approval within days with counties receiving vaccine by October 10 at latest. State receives 1,257,000 to buy doses. prioritizes age groups 5 9 and birth to 4. Families may pay through physicians. no income test for applicants once available.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Washington
Roy Norton
Norton
State Board of Health
White Plans To Appeal Speeding Case
New Bern North Carolina representative Tom White of Kinston plans to appeal his speeding conviction in Craven Superior Court to the State Supreme Court. He was fined court costs after being found guilty yesterday for speeding at 55 mph based on a whammy device recording. White argued the whammy violated evidence rules and questioned operator expertise while noting he did not view his speedometer at the moment.
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New Bern
N.C
Tom White
Kinston
State Supreme Court
White
Craven Superior Court
W. J. Bundy
Assembly
Hepe
Fall Fashion Feature Promises 14 Pages of Autumn Style
The Sunday Enterprise announces a large fall fashion section with 14 of 48 pages dedicated to autumn outfits from local stores. It promises a handling guide for housewives and shopping tips for this season in High Point.
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High Point
Sunday Enterprise
Connecticut
Bay Street
Dean Pruette
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