Faubus Forces Recall Alert as Central High Case Looms
Arkansas Governor Faubus keeps the legislature on a recall alert over the Central High School integration dispute. A court stay delays a 24 year breathing spell, NAACP seeks immediate Supreme Court action, and a special session may occur. Registration at Central continues as whites only remain anticipated.
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Lyetle Rock
Ark
Oryal
Faubus
U.S. Red Circuit Court of Appeals
Central
Court of Appeals
Little Rock
U.S. Supreme Court
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
High Court
Supreme Court
NAACP
Arkansas
Carroll
Hollensworth
Pittsburgh District Business Shows Sharp Rise
The University of Pittsburgh Bureau of Business Research reported district business in Pittsburgh rose notably last week with industrial production posting the strongest gain. Nearly all activity climbed above the prior week as the seasonally adjusted general business index reached 92.2 percent of the 1947-49 average.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Bureau of Business Research
Iceland May Drop Out Of Atlantic Pact
London AP Iceland threatens to pull out of NATO over a fishing dispute with Britain. Ambassador Gudmundsson said Iceland will be compelled to quit if Britain does not behave. Iceland plans a 12 mile ban starting Sept 1, up from four miles, and seeks a compromise to avoid a fishing war within NATO.
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London
Iceland
Atlantic Alliance
Great Britain
Kristinn Gudmundsson
Britain
Celand
NATO
Gudmundsson
Paris
Fire Destroys Dairy Farm Barn
Lightning sparked a blaze Thursday destroying a large dairy barn and three cows owned by Harold Purdy of Clinton, four miles west of Pittsburgh. Water shortages hampered crews from Clinton, nearby areas, and Burgettstown as losses exceeded $30,000.
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Pittsburgh
Harold Purdy
Clinton
Greater
Allegheny County
Burgettstown
Washington County
Once Saved Police Now Gets Saved Once Saved Police
Army Pvt Elbert Burkes 24 rescued Mrs Naccarelli 40 from a two story Pittsburgh home fire He carried her to safety then returned to save her dogs and parrot before reporting to his missile station on the city outskirts The incident recalls her prior heroism when she pulled two unconscious patrolmen from a blazing squad car after a head on collision
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Pittsburgh
Jean Naccarelli
Mrs. Naccarelli
Burke
Mideast peace mission approved by UN General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold prepared to lead an Arab backed peace mission to the Middle East after the UN General Assembly, 80 to 0, with one abstention, pledging to supervise early withdrawal of U.S. and British forces and safeguard Jordan and Lebanon. He will visit the trouble area within two weeks in his ninth mission in 29 months.
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Lee McGonighe
United Nations, N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
U. N. General Assembly
Hammarskjold
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
Dominican Republic
Dulles
Dag
Walkouts Slow Auto Production Across Detroit Plants
DETROIT AP workers walkouts slowed 1959 car production as union leadership faced charges of callous disregard. About 400 United Auto Workers members were off the job at GM, Chrysler, and Ford plants, while AFL-CIO pledged support with financial and manpower aid. One walkout ending at Mansfield, Ohio idled 1,500 GM workers as strikes continued at Chrysler and Ford.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
UAW
Liis
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Mansfield
Ohio
Chrysler
Ford
Pa Trooper Loses Both Legs In Crash
State Trooper Stephen Gyurke, 29, of Somerset, was in critical condition after a tractor trailer crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near New Stanton. He had both legs amputated above the knee at Frick Memorial hospital. The driver of the second truck, Charles W Culbert of Charles City Iowa, sideswiped the first truck, struck the trooper, and crashed into Gyurke’s car.
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New Stanton
Stephen Gyurke
Somerset
Frick Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Westmoreland County
Gyurke
Charles W. Culber
Charles City
Iowa
New Archioned Gym Arcs Shape Laura Lamar High Stadium
Formigli Construction outfits erect seven reinforced concrete arches for Laura Lamar Junior Senior High School gymnasium in Homer City. Each arch weighs 48 to 49 tons, spans 156 feet base to base, and measures 20 by 30 inches, with two-piece segments joined on site under Formigli supervision. Branna Construction handles general work while Formigli Structural Service oversees erection.
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Homer City
Laura Lamar
Formigli Construction Co
Berlin
Willaamstown
N.Y
New Jersey
Formigli
Formigli Structural Service
Branna Construction Co
Fontane Sisters debut at Indiana County Fair grandstand show
The Fontane Sisters headline the Indiana County Fair grandstand tonight at 8:45 with Ernie Rudy and His Orchestra and other acts. Children enter free on Children’s Day, and a Kiddie Circus and Pet Show entertain the grounds. Tomorrow features stock car races at 2:30 and a return of the stage show. Republican gubernatorial candidate Arthur T. McGonigle will visit the grandstand and county booth this afternoon.
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Arthur T. McGonigle
Jimmy Stewart
Burgess G.W. Marbach
Paul Jeffries
GOP
Indiana County Fair
Hershey
Gazette
Sipos
Bill Hastings
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Reading
Fontane Sisters
Ernie Rudg i
Indiana Evening Gazette
Ans
Indiana County Bankers Association
PFA
Lancaster
Grand Ole Opry
City hires two women officers issue 178 parking tickets
In Laramie Wyoming AP report two new policewomen hired to check meters issued 178 tickets on their first day, far above the prior daily average of about a dozen. Patrolman Curt Grissom found them and, while seeking advice, had a ticket placed on his car.
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Laramie
Wye
Iiew
Curt Grissom
Congress pushes adjournment amid major bills
Washington AP The home stretch for adjournment begins as Congress moves to clear key items. House approves 3.08 billion foreign aid bill. Senate raises to 3.518 billion, below White House request by 432 million. Debates over debt ceiling and a 900 million four year education aid package follow. President Eisenhower objects to civil service retirement funding. Target adjournment is tomorrow night.
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Congress
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Civil Service Retirement Fund
Senate Appropriations Committee
Middle East
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Committee
Britain offers conditional one year nuclear test ban
London AP Britain proposes a one year moratorium on nuclear weapons tests tied to a planned New York conference with the United States and Soviet Union. Prime Minister Macmillan’s office said Britain will extend the pause only if talks begin and the Soviets do not resume testing during the period. The note preserves Britain’s right to continue detonations in the Pacific if talks fail.
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London
Britain
America
Soviet Union
United States
New York
No. 10
Downing St
Macmillan
Pacific
Eisenhower moves to suspend nuclear tests for a year
President Eisenhower announced the United States is ready to suspend nuclear weapon tests for one year from Oct 31 if the Soviet Union maintains its current ban and agrees to negotiations toward a permanent ban. Great Britain also supports the one year halt under the same conditions, with conditions on peaceful tests and a future international controls system. A Geneva study on policing a ban informs the plan as U S readiness to negotiate an international agreement. The policy shift includes possible year by year suspensions if inspections work and progress on arms control is made.
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Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
White House
Britain
Geneva
Oarder
U.S
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