Two Pre Medical Students Loot Home Lab As Theft Case
Two pre medical students at the University of Illinois Navy Pier Branch in Chicago faced burglary charges after police found a well organized home laboratory in the basement of Joan Winberg and Arthur Rosen. Investigators recovered oscillographs microscopes and thousands of chemical bottles, with the pair claiming the items were needed to pursue their studies.
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Chicaodg
INS
University of Ilinois
Navy Fler
Chicago
Joan Winberg
Arthur Rosen
Winberg
Fillmore &I
Rosen
Marshall High School
Navy Pier Ou
T. Branch
Pier Medical Library
Navy Fier
Cfs
Wieberg
Westerfield withdraws as Democratic nominee in 18th District
Beaverdam resident John W Westerfield withdrew Monday as Democratic candidate for state representative in Kentucky's 18th House District. Ohio and Hancock county party committers will name a nominee in Frankfort.
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Frankfort
John W. Westerfield
Beaver Dam
Ohio
Hancock
State
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Virginia Considers Law To Block School Integration
Richmond report notes General Assembly plans a November session to craft legislation aimed at preventing forced racial integration in Virginia public schools. Governor and lawmakers discuss timing, potential extra sessions, and possible implications for 1958 legislative changes.
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Richmonty
de Mocoy
Stanley
General Assembly
Virginia
Siiit
Supreme Court
Regnar
Inday
Quest
Istanl¢y
Bern
Stamey
Pleasant Weather Across Nation With Cooler Northeast
Pleasant conditions prevailed nationwide with clear skies while showers touched the East Gulf States and parts of the upper Mississippi Valley. Cooler air advanced from the northern plains toward the Mississippi Valley, with the coldest readings in the northern Great Lakes near Grand Marais at 28. Temperatures ranged from the 40s to 50s in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley, and climbed to very hot 110s in the Far Southwest including Yuma, Arizona and El Centro, California.
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Associated Press
East Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Great Lakes
Grand Marais
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic
Middle Mississippi
Gulf Region
Plains
Yuma
Ariz
el Centro
Calle
Gore Discusses Federal Road Plan At National Conference
Sen Albert Gore discusses his federal road building plan at the National Highway Conference in Gatlinburg. Delegates urged a well balanced program aiding both interstates and secondary roads, calling for reform in federal aid distribution and noting safety concerns on obsolete roads. Gov Frank Clement urged expanded federal aid after a disappointing Congress session. Tennessee highway officials reported traffic losses from insufficient roads.
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Fenn
Albert Gore
D-Town
Gore
Eisenhower
American Rew Builders Asse
John, N. Roberson
District of Columbia
ARBA
Clifford Davis
D . Tenny
Frank Clement
Congress
W.M. Lecch
Tennessee
Milk Consumption In Armed Services Increased by CCC Plan
The Agriculture Department announced that milk consumption in the Armed Forces rose sharply from November to June as part of a CCC backed program with the Army Quartermaster Corps. The department expects the price support agency to recoup costs by purchasing surplus dairy products and transferring them to the services and VA hospitals.
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John Booth
Wasitington
Agriculture Department
Army Quartermaster Corps
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Uva
Army
Wavy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Cec
Park Agency
Veterans Administration
SCC
Armed Forces
Innen
Evra Taft Benson
Hik
Dolan Resigns State Safety Dept Post Amid Desegregation Debate
Dolan resigns as attorney for the State Safety Department effective November 3, amid a hands off policy on desegregation. The federation voted to refrain from involving the issue, urging locals to handle it individually. Some locals condemned the stance while others supported it, with no successor named.
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Cooper
Wow
Hisri
Wiewise
Ledperagantas
Prumeniity
Ety’ Sehoal Board
Prulem
Supreme Co
Xegreparton
Stanton E. Smith
Tennessee Federation of Labor
Kallanooga Federation
Three Boats Crash In Darkness On Lake Michigan
LELAND Mich Three boat riders sped in foggy darkness on Lake Leelanau Monday night when three boats collided Two teens were killed one body not recovered and other riders escaped uninjured The incident coincides with a desegregation conference where Kentucky educators discussed implications for Negro teachers and tenure in desegregation plans including potential firings and advisory committees to guide policy changes
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Leland
Mich
Lake Leelanau
Llee
Sherif Rovert
Robert Deo Wan
Kentucky
P Redding
Redding
Bald Redding
de. Lee Coleman
University of Kentucky
Coleman
Mentucky
Boards of Education
Desegregation splits choice of Episcopal convention site
Waugh reports the Protes tant Episcopal Church faces a core issue over desegregation in choosing the 1958 convention site. Miami Beach and New York backers argue for nonsegregated facilities, while Honolulu’s bidding is tied to the Texas segregation dispute. The House of Deputies approves a three year budget of 96,807,947 with raises for missionary work and new radio TV funds.
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William J. Waugh
Honolulu
Protestant Episcopal Church Convention
Joint Committee of Bishops and Deputies
Miamii Beach
Fla
New York
Houston
Tex
Texas
House of Deputies
Jessie F. Anderson
Philadelphia
Miami Breach
W. F. Moses
Sarasoll, Fla
Minn Berek
Tucky State Fair Sets Attendance Record at Louisville Event
Attendance at the Kentucky State Fair hit a record as entries opened in livestock classes. Publicity Director L. Doc Cassidy reported Monday’s session drew 92,464 people, far above last year, with weekend crowds also breaking records. Highlights included livestock judging, a Chamber program, pulling contests, and the horse show. School Children’s Day featured high school bands earning top ratings from Beaver Dam to Versailles.
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Louisville
Cosspetitian
L. Doc Cassidy
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
Elan
Beaver Dam
Campbellsville
Glasgow
Harrodsburg
Central City
Greensburg
Versailles
Monticello
Elizabethtown
Anderson County
Oldham County
Owensboro
Shelby County
Elkhorn
Brownfield
Owingsville
Daviess County
Buveau
Clement To Speak On State's General School Problems
Clement will address the Tennessee education conference on Critical Problems Facing Education in Tennessee. Dr. A D Hall of the University of Tennessee will outline the conference plan as leaders from six groups and 30 study committees meet to discuss school issues in the state.
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Clement
Tennessee
A. D. Hall
University of Tennessee
QuilliGape
State Education
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Joan
P. Immann
Harlan County
Ipmann
Louisville, Ky
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Hanksville & Nashville
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Lousville
Robert Honnaker
Barbourville
J. Broughton
Cecil Broughton
Clifford Wicbard
Andrew Runble
Hubble
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Champaign
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Market Street
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Upper East Tennessee
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Metal
Harry M. Watson, C. S. A
Knoxville
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Charlotte
N.C
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