Former Soldier Held On Charge of Robbery
A former Ft. Bragg soldier Oscie Kyle Parker aged 21 was held on armed robbery and assault charges after he robbed a Chinese laundry in Fayetteville N C of 116 dollars He commandeered a taxi to escape pursued by bystanders a train at a crossin stopped the taxi and Parker was arrested six minutes later Two Lambert residents Mrs Frances Olson and Jack Kincaid identified Parker as the robber Olson reported 90 dollars taken from her antique shop and Kincaid said his car was stolen.
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Fayetteville
Oskie Kyle Parker
N.C
Ft. Bragg
Oscie Kyle Parker
Army
Inglewood
Calif
Parker
Bon Quan
Lamberton
Frances Olson
Jack Kincaid
Kidnaping Puzzle Grows in Ruth Latham Case
In San Diego police report more pieces fit together in the kidnapping of Ruth E. Latham 51 wife of a wealthy broker. Detectives tie a vacant house on Mrs Victoria Winn 51 property to the detention site while Mrs Winn and Mrs Lucille Whisenand 36 face charges of kidnapping with intent to harm robbery burglary and attempted murder. The victim says she was forced from her home at knifepoint and driven to an unfurnished echoing house.
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San Diego
Calif
Ruth E. Latham
Mort Geer
Victoria Beatrice Winn
Latham
Whisenand
Thinking It Over by R L Dieffenbacher
A reflective piece compares thread to essential but overlooked elements of life. It notes how simple fibers hold garments together and parallels this to basic needs like water air and skin, which sustain life and often go unthanked.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA Service
Stevenson Casts Light On Truth Squads In Campaign Speech
Adlai E Stevenson returns to the campaign rostrum in Silver Spring Maryland to discuss GOP truth squads spotted by press secretary Clayton Fritchey. He questions Republican claims as he appeals to labor voters at the United Steelworkers convention in Los Angeles.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Clayton Fritchey
Stevenson
Silver Spring
GOP National Committee
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
Fritcher
United Steelworkers Convention
Los Angeles
Western Big Three canal users plan gains new support
At the Suez conference 18 nations backed a Dulles proposed canal users association to run the canal with Egypt until the dispute is resolved. Turkey Portugal Ethiopia and Spain offered varying support while Sweden urged UN action. Japan’s position pending. The plan faces mixed reaction from France Britain and the United States toward Bulganin's summit idea.
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London
Turkey
Portugal
U. S
State Dulles
Association
Egypt
Ethiopia
Spain
Sweden
United Nations
Dulles
Washington
M. N. Birgi
Paulo Cunha
Japan
Bulganin
Soviet Union
India
Bypassing The Suez Sought By Western Leaders
Western officials urge a permanent alternative to the Suez Canal, citing risks of future disruptions. They push for new oil pipelines and larger tankers to move Middle East crude around Africa, reducing canal reliance and protecting European economies from potential traffic cuts.
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Washington
Suez Canal
Britain
Egypt
Middle East
Pegke Space Metriodi
Four States Have Extra Crude Oil
Four states Texas Louisiana Oklahoma and New Mexico could fill Western Europe's oil gap if Suez crisis disrupts Middle East supply. They produced 4 576 000 barrels daily, 64 percent of U S output, with an extra million barrels kept idle by weak demand.
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Houston
Tex
Europe
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Little Liz Reflects on Living Within Income Or Having Fun
In a short reflective note, Little Liz ponders whether to curb spending to match earnings or enjoy small pleasures occasionally, weighing frugality against livelier living. The fragment hints at budgeting choices and a wish for balance.
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Entae
Atoms For Peace Delegates Meet In New York
Delegates from about 80 nations gather in New York to finalize the constitution of the international atom s for peace agency. Dag Hammarskjold and Lewis Strauss open the five week talks. India seeks amendments to fuel by product return provisions, arguing limits on research use. President Eisenhower is invited to speak at the closing around Oct 26.
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United Nations
N. Y
International Atoms- For-Peace Agency
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Lewis L. Strauss
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
General Assembly
India
Eisenhower declares vigor to seek four more years
President Eisenhower, in his first nationwide radio television bid for reelection, says he feels physically fit to carry on for four more years and leads America to peace with a strong yet patient approach. He addresses health issues from his past abdominal operation and heart attack, contrasts with Adlai Stevenson, and cites personal peace granted by the Almighty. He delivers from CBS with a texted speech while Stevenson kampains on multiple networks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Adlai E.stevenson
CBS
Stevenson
Harrisburg
GOP National Committee
Prices rise a political issue for Eisenhower era
Washington faces a growing economic headache as consumer prices climb to new highs. Democrats use the inflation trend to challenge the administration while Republicans counter that inflation is a partisan talking point. The Federal Reserve boosted the discount rate to 3 percent in August, aiming to cool borrowing and cap price gains. A White House adviser says policy seeks growth with inflation containment, not a total halt. More on page nine A.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Eisenhower
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Government cuts down payment to spur low cost housing
Washington actions by federal housing agencies lower down payments raise borrowing limits and increase mortgage purchasing prices to boost construction and home purchases. Four steps include FHA lowering minimum down on 9000 dollar homes and FNMA increasing purchase prices while FHFB raises member borrowing share. White House ties moves to Eisenhower request amid high credit demand.
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Washington
White House
Federal Housing Administration
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan
Federal National Mortgage Assn
FNMA
Eisenhower
North Carolina Board seeks 674 million for schools over two years
The North Carolina Board of Education asked for 163.9 million to run schools next year and 168 million for the following year, up from 134 million this year. Teacher raises average 19.3 percent, with new salary scales for A and graduate certificates, plus 9.5 month to 9 months work year. Enrollment growth is cited at 30,000 annually, needing more teachers and classrooms.
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Raleigh
North
North Carolina
A. S. Brower
Durham
Board of Education
Commission
Brower
Joe Smith Switches Parties in Greensboro
Joe Smith, a 43 year Republican, registered as a Democrat this week in Greensboro. His wife Margaret also changed parties. He cited disapproval of the smug attitude of Republicans at the national convention as seen on television.
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Greensboro
N. C
Joe Smith
Joe ‘Smith
Margaret
Cyprus Strike Protests Over Executions Hit Britain Greece
In Nicosia Greek authorities warn that executions of three extremists convicted of murder could deteriorate ties with Britain. Archbishop Dorotheos appeals for clemency as a nationwide strike spreads from morning and may last until Monday.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Athens
Constantine Tsatsos
Britain
Greece
Dorotheos
Pan-Hellenic Union of Cyprus
Marine Corporal Faces Trial at Parris Island
Erie corporal Richard J. Bille, 21, will be court-martialed on a charge of maltreating recruit Donald Hamisfar, 20, who says he was slugged in the stomach on Aug. 23 at the Parris Island training depot. Hamisfar underwent hernia surgery Aug. 28 and is expected to resume boot training around Oct. 1.
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Parris Island
S. C
Marine Corps
Erie
Richard J. Bille
Donald Hamisfar
Ohio
Hamisfar
Bille
Oscar Peatross
5Th
Hamilfar
U. S S., Naval Hospital
Beaufort
Principal cites police calls after school integration
Washington junior high principal testifies that since integration he calls police up to 50 times a year and cancels most social events. He notes neighborhood transition toward a predominantly Negro student body and cites discipline issues. He adds academic standards remain, but more students are in lower achievement bands.
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Washington
Arthur Storey
Macfarland Junior
Special House Dist. of Columbia
Macfarland
Storey
John Bell Williams
D-Miss
Misouri Williams
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Iig
Africa
Little Liz
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Marine Corporal
Donald Hamilfar
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