Iraq Promises Aid and Talks with Syria Amid Arab Summit Doubts
Damascus reports Ali Jawdat announced Iraqi support for Syria against aggression and economic cooperation with Iraq. Saud pledged backing for Syria while US envoys and officials discussed regional tensions, with Jordan tensions over Syrian military attache staff.
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Damascus
Syria
Iraq
Ali Jawdat
Abdul Jalil Ali
Jawdat
Ee Aeieaia ‘Ay
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Baghdad
U. S
Waldemar J. Gallman
Robert Strong
U.S
United States
Jordan
Amman
High Pointer Heads State Association
Greensboro North Carolina September 28 The North Carolina Association of Friends and Parents of Retarded Children explored building a centrally located school for younger trainable children A study committee will report at the spring Gastonia convention Dr Charles Carroll state superintendent will address the convention About 75 people attended the convention which began Friday afternoon The group created a new post naming Mrs L B Bryant of Charlotte as executive Mrs Bryant will be succeeded by Taylor Kennerly of High Point as president elect Officers installed by Manford Hall included Mrs Iva Holshauser of Salisbury as president elect Mrs Paul Stoner of Lexington Mrs E Nash Shaw of Fquay as recording secretary Mrs C E Williams of Charlotte as chaplain and Ray Hall of Cape O Re William Bryant of Charlotte named treasurer an appointive post
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Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina Assn. of Friends and Parents of
Assn
Gastonia
Charles Carroll
L. B. Bryant
Charlotte
Bryant
Taylor Kennerly
High Point
Manford Hall
New York
National
Assny For
Iva Holshauser
Salisbury
Paul Stoner
Lexington Kent
E. Nash Shaw
Fuquay
C. E. Williams
Ray Hall
Cape
William Bryant
Kennerly
Water Shutoff Planned on Washington Street Area
The Water Department announced a daylong water outage from 7 am to 6 pm. The service will be cut off along Washington Street from Centennial Avenue to College Street and along E Washington and Main Street to the Railway bridge.
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Washington Street
Centennial Avenue
College Street
E. Washington
Main Street
Railway Bridge
Arms Search Underway in Port au Prince Amid Tense Haiti Crisis
Haiti's military junta ordered widespread searches to find hidden arms in Port au Prince. Police and troops stopped vehicles and raided homes including hotels on the city outskirts. The hunt for defeated presidential candidate Louis Dejoie continued, with reports of refuge in the French Embassy and renewed threats from his supporters.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Louis Dejoie
Dejoie
Duvalier
Dejoic
Antonio Rebreau
Byrd Seeks Details on Riot Training Order
Senator Byrd of Virginia asked Army Secretary Brucker for full details on the stepped up riot training order that was issued and then canceled. He demanded copies of the order, unit locations and commanding officers, soldier totals, riot risk areas, and a full explanation of the training, plus whether such orders have been issued since Reconstruction.
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Winchester
Byrd
D-Va
Army
Brucker
Senate Armed Services Committee
Amas
Armed Services Committee
United States Senate
Salisbury Mayors Meet in Cookie Talk and Bonds
Salisbury North Carolina Mayor Linwood Foil and Salisbury England Mayor Alfred Batt met in Salisbury. Batt joked about cookies and biscuits while the two cities cemented friendship. Batt described Salisbury England as a major European training center with a voluntary mayoral post and short expense account.
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Salisbury
N.C
North Carolina
Linwood
Britain
Alfred E. Batt
England
Alfred Batt
Masonic Hall
English Speaking Union
Batt
Batts
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Salisbury Plains
Europe
Mrs FDR Returns From Russian Tour
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt left the Soviet Union and praised higher than expected living standards she observed. She described Khrushchev as a strong man and said her two hour 45 minute talk touched politics. She met Mrs Nadeshka Koptytskaya and noted American women support peace.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Daylight Time Ends In Some States
Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. in California Nevada Wisconsin Minnesota and parts of Ohio Illinois Maryland Indiana and Pennsylvania. Other areas keep DST until Oct 27 with a few Midwestern communities choosing year round time.
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Associated Press
California
Nevada
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Illinois
Maryland
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Moderation urged in integrating southern schools
Boston born publisher Thomas L. Robinson urged moderation in school integration, calling for a moratorium to cool tensions. He warned against rapid federal action and argued the Supreme Court decree should not be applied wholesale, noting public opinion in the South remains largely opposed.
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Chatham
Mass
Thomas L. Robinson
Charlotte
N.C
News Tonight
Little Rock
Ark
Robinson
New England Associated Press News
Assn
Harvard
North Carolina
Gov. Faubus
Arkansas
Eisenhower
John Kasper
Supreme Court
Judge Takes Plunge At Fair Breaks Leg In Dunk Tank
Dunn North Carolina September 28 7 city judge H Paul Strickland 52 volunteers to sit on a diving board to be dunked for the Harnett County Fair misfire hits bullseye sending him into water and breaking his leg. A doctor estimates recovery in one month to five months with him back on his feet.
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Dunn
N. C
H. Paul Strickland
Harnett County Fair
Fellows
Strickland
Resentment Grows as Troops Remain in Little Rock
In Little Rock Arkansas fears and resentment rise as federal troops stay near Central High School after the desegregation crisis. Attendance drops with 25 percent skipping classes while troops guard the area amid mixed public reaction and questions about how long the soldiers will stay.
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Little Rock
Ark
National Assn
Central High School
Central High
Conference Group Deplores Troop Use Across States
A Southern Regional Conference adopted a resolution condemning federal troops used to enforce school integration in Arkansas. About 50 of 150 delegates were present. only two dissented. Arkansas delegates praised Gov. Faubus for handling the local crisis and opposed bayonet point integration as damaging to race relations.
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Baltimore
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Council of State Governments
Maurice Cardin
Maryland
House of Delegates
George N. Seibert Jr
West Virginia
Little Rock
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Cardin
United States
Seibert
Frank Mahan
Marshall Shackleford Jr
Charles F. Smith
A. M. Metcalf
Edgar A Brown
Del
Albert A. Watson
Legislative Council
L. G. Merritt
Peyton S. Hawes
Faubus
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High Pointer Heads State Association
Bric Scouts
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Matthew Hinshaw
Michael Noone
Adrian McManus
Cary Boggan
Carey Ilderton
Dan Heer
Julius Strickland
James Baedicker
Bill Jackson
Mrs. Fdr
Bate
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dept. of Commerce
Wyoming
mid-Atlantic
Cedar City
Utah
Alan Ladd
Olivia de Havilland
Ladd
David
Mike Curtiz
Miss de Havilland
the Ladds
Smith-Corona
Aia
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