Negroes Drop Fight to Enter Clay School in Kentucky
Four African American students abandoned their bid to enter Clay Consolidated School in Clay Kentucky after the Webster County Board of Education denied admittance. About 150 white students returned to class as the decision was announced by principal Irene Powell with Adjt. Gen. J. J. B. Williams present. The four attended classes last week. the board acted after the attorney general's opinion declared their enrollment illegal.
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Clay
Clay Consolidated School
Adjt
J. J. B. Williams
Irene Powell
Attorney General's Office
James Gordon
Powell
Rosenwald
Catherine Copeland
Providence
Willams
National Guardsmen
Cay
James Crumlin
Louisville
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Gordon
Sturgis
National Guard
W. W. Waller Jr
Union County
Kentucky Citizens Council
Morganfield
Mobile
Ala
Dorothy D. Daponte
Carrie Mae McCants
Adlai Stevenson Declares He Never Doubted Hiss Verdict
Adlai E. Stevenson said he never doubted the jury verdict convicting Alger Hiss of perjury. He reaffirmed his stance at a news conference while addressing Truman and Hiss questions, noting no change in his views since the 1952 campaign statement.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Stevenson
GOP
Leonard Hall
Truman
State Department
Milwaukee
Drowning Victim Possibly Drove Into Lake
The body of Bernard Kodesh, 17, of Haugen was recovered from Cedar Lake where his car was found Saturday. Sheriff O'Brien said Kodesh may have sped off a dead end road into the lake. the empty car lay about 65 feet offshore with only the radio aerial visible.
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Rice Lake
Bernard Kodesh
Haugen
Cedar Lake
Barron County
Jim O’brien
Kodesh
Cooler Wisconsin Weather With Frost Likely Tonight
A mass of cooler air covers Wisconsin with readings around 84 in Beloit and 72 in Kenosha. The forecast calls for fair, continued cool weather tonight and Tuesday with scattered frost possible. Tonight’s low is 38 to 42, tomorrow’s high in the upper 60s. Noon temperatures: 75 American Motors, 63 downtown, 60 at the sewage plant. yesterday’s low 47. No pollen counted at 8 am. Sunrise 5 33, sunset 5 58.
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Wisconsin
Beloit
Kenosha
American Motors
Training of Soviet Pilots Begin in Suez Run
Soviet pilots newly arrived from Russia sailed down the Suez Canal as trainees under Egyptian and Greek instructors. Four of fifteen master mariners left Port Said aboard a four-ship convoy bound for Suez in the first training run since arrival forty eight hours ago.
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Port Said
Egypt
Russia
Suez Canal
Suez
Britain and U S propose test trip through Suez Canal
London reports that Britain and the United States will seek approval from the second 18 nation Suez conference for an immediate test trip into the Suez Canal. The move challenges Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser's claim to sole control of the waterway.
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Ence
Suez Canal
Ser
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez
London
Secret U S Plane Crashes Near Kaiserlautern
A secret American research aircraft exploded and crashed near Kaiserslautern Germany with the pilot missing and feared dead. U S Air Force officials said the plane was a new type from Lockheed and refused to reveal its designation.
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Kaiserlautern
Germany
U.S. Air Force
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Air Force
Teacher Fired Over Refusal to Sign Segregation Oath
The State Board of Education in Atlanta cut off the salary of a public school teacher who refused to sign an oath affirming belief in racial segregation.
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Atlanta
Imp
State Board of Education
Ke Farr? Favors Dixon-Yates Probe Fallout
Senator Kefauver, a Democratic vice presidential candidate, criticized the Justice Department's involvement in the Dixon-Yates affair as unsavory during remarks in Janesville. The claim ties to ongoing postwar political controversy and alleged government influence in a power contract.
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Janesville
Syria and Lebanon charge France threatens world peace
Syria and Lebanon told the United Nations Security Council that the French military build-up on Cyprus jeopardizes world peace. They demanded the troops withdraw and did not request immediate council action.
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United Nations
N. Y—P
Syria
Lebanon
United Nations Security Council
Cyprus
Great-Grandma Zariczny Ends Roadblock Truce in Mass
In Blackstone Massachusetts 72 year old rifle carrying great grandmother Kornelia Zariczny agreed to a one week truce ending a three day blockade of a road on her farm after her attorney Norman T Theriault advised a possible alien status issue. The dispute stemmed from a highway project she claims encroached on 70 acre property.
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Blackstone
Mass
Kornelia Zariczny
Norman T. Theriault
Florida Crash Kills Eight Near Lake Wales
A two car collision near Lake Wales, Florida killed eight people three miles west of the city. Airman Leonard Johnson and Frank E. Gann, both 28, died in one car. Lonnie Stevenson and his family, all Black, died in the other. A lone Negro boy survived in critical condition at Orlando General Hospital.
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Lake Wales
Fla
Orlando General Hospital
A. P. Edin
Ronald Gaiskell
Leonard Johnson
Winter Haven
Pinecastle Air Force Base
Frank E. Gann
Eloise
Ticket Supply Exhausted for World Series Braves
Milwaukee Braves announce ticket supply exhausted for the World Series and cannot accept mail orders. Mail sales opened at midnight Saturday. by today 31,000 applications received, with thousands more expected from 800 towns facing post office closures. Sales director William Eberly says postponed towns receive priority. about 50,000 applications anticipated. County Stadium seats 43,117 but extra seating may be added.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
William Eberly
Braves
Eberly
County Stadium
Syria Returns Captured Americans To Israel
Syria handed back to Israel two captives near the Sea of Galilee, American engineer Joshua Horowitz, 48, of Brooklyn, and Herbert Marsh, 26, of London. They were seized by Syrian infiltrators near the Israeli village of Capernaum and turned over to United Nations officials. their condition was not immediately reported.
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Jerusalem
Syria
Israel
Sea of Galilee
Joshua Horowitz
Brooklyn
N. Y
Herbert Marsh
London
Capernain
Jesus
United Nations
Eisenhower and Stevenson clash over farm policy in campaign sprint
The presidential race centers on farm issues with Eisenhower scheduling appearances at Newton Iowa and a sendoff breakfast for Nixon while Stevenson campaigns with farm topics. Stevenson accuses Eisenhower of borrowing the 1952 farm program and plans a cross country 7 000 mile air tour. Kefauver campaigns in Wisconsin as net farm income is forecast to rise about 9 percent. Eisenhower will give a TV speech on world peace and the RNC promotes a Republican Congress through a mass mailer.
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U. S
Eisenhower
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Newton
Adlai Stevensn
Washington
Stevenson
Nixon
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Ohio
Agriculture Department
Fairfax
Potomac River
Washington, D. C
Republican National Committee
Republican Congress
32 Die As Pelagia Sinks Off Norway In Storm
Bodoe Norway October flood rescue report: the second body from the American freighter Pelagia was recovered as a search continued for 30 missing crewmen. Five survivors were plucked from a lifeboat before the sinking occurred amid gale and high seas.
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Bodoe
Norway
Trondheim
Dulles Notes U S Plan on Suez Canal Financing
Secretary of State Dulles after a White House conference with President Eisenhower said no American plan exists to fund detouring the Suez Canal. He outlined contingency financing for U S oil exports via the Export Import Bank if transit becomes impractical, and emphasized peaceful methods to uphold the canal’s 1888 international purpose.
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State Dulles
Eisenhower
Suez Canal
Dulles
White House
United States
Africa
London
Suez
Nasser
Egypt
United Action
Eden
Sixteen Nations Accept Invitations to Suez Users' Talks
London reports sixteen of eighteen originally backing international control have accepted invitations to a news conference to form a Suez users association. Ethiopia and Spain hold tentative positions with Spain reluctant to strain Arab ties. Dulles eyed aid to offset shipment costs if a broader boycott seeks to pressure Egypt.
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Suez Canal
Ethiopia
Spain
North
Africa
Turkey
New Zealand
Australia
Japan
Pakistan
Iran
West Germany
Italy
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Portugal
Netherlands
South Africa
Girl and Brother Help Parents on Lake Michigan
A 13yearold girl and her 17yearold brother pushed a life raft two hours Sunday night to reach shore and summon help for their parents stranded on a disabled cruiser on Lake Michigan. Coast Guardsmen found the vessel with Lewis D. Meadows and Jane Meadows aboard and towed it to Wilmette Harbor. The youths were treated for exposure at Highland Park Hospital.
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Highland Park
Lake Michigan
Patricia
Lewis D. Meadows Jr
Oak Park
Coast
Wilmette Harbor
Lewis D. Meadows
Jane
Highland Park Hospital
Menominee Indian Dies in House Fire
Mose Oshke shequeam aged 71 died from burns suffered in a Sunday fire at his son’s home on the Menominee Indian Reservation in Keshena. Floyd his son escaped with his wife and child. Cause of the blaze is not yet determined.
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Keshena
Mose Oshkeshequeam
Menominee Indian Reservation
Floyd
Consolidated Water Power plant workers back to work after wage rise
Wisconsin Rapids reports about 280 employees returned to work as the Consolidated Water Power and Paper Company accepted a 21 cent per hour raise ending a two week strike.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Consolidated Water Power & Paper Co
Greek Cypriot acquitted of shooting Briton then rearrested
A 20 year old Greek Cypriot, An tonis Evangelou Vrahimis, was acquitted of a shooting attack on an 18 year old Briton in Nicosia. Immediately after the verdict he was rearrested and sent to a detention camp for political prisoners.
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Nicosia
Antonis Evangelou Vrahimis
Opening of Indiana Toll Road Links Chicago to New York
The 280 million Indiana toll road opened with a horn honking motorcade from the Ohio line to South Bend. Gov George N Craig dedicated the Hoosier stretch with Ohio Gov Frank Lausche attending as a guest. Toll free passage applied on the completed section east of Gary with regular tolls to start Tuesday.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Chicago
New York
George N. Craig
Gary
Illinois State Line
Curtiss-Wright Unveils Hypersonic Test Vehicle
Woodbridge New Jersey Curtiss-Wright Corp announces a hypersonic test vehicle that reaches several times the speed of sound two seconds after takeoff. The rocket serves as a research tool to collect data on heating pressures and aerodynamic shapes at hypersonic speeds, developed with the U S Air Force Research and Development Command.
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Woodridge, N. J
Curtiss-Wright Corp
U. S. Air Force Research and Development Command
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