Nationalist envoy warns abandoning Quemoy and Matsu would dishearten allies
Washington AP Nationalist China's ambassador Dr. George Yeh warned that giving up Quemoy and Matsu would dishearten Nationalist troops and others guarding Korea and Vietnam. He said China has no plan to yield the offshore islands, stressing they are key to monitoring Red ports and deterring invasion plans against Taiwan and the Pescadores.
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Community Chest reaches ten percent of goal in day two
Audit of the Community Chest drive shows $20 137 turned in by Thursday night with a goal of $219 298. Campaign chair Dr R S Mitchell announced Friday morning. Honor roll lists firms contributing $50 or more and a 20 percent increase over last year. Rev Thomas E Mullen leads among solicitors, surpassing last year's total.
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Indictment in Atlanta temple bombing grips five men
Five men face indictments on charges of destroying Atlanta's Jewish Temple after a Sunday dynamite blast. Suspects Wallace Allen George Bright Kenneth Griffin Robert Bowling and Richard Bowling are named. Richard Bowling is at large. Luther King Corley not charged. An Arlington printer acknowledged writing a letter tied to the investigation describing a big blast but says it referred to a picketing demonstration. Rockwell denies bomb intent.
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Kenneth Chester Griffin
Robert A. Bowling
Richard Bowling
Luther King Corley
Arlington, Va
Arlington
Husky George Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
Allen
FBI
White House
L. A. Opening Senior High School Monday
The Little Rock Private School Corporation says it will open an all white high school for senior students only next Monday. Dr. T J Raney signed a lease for a former University of Arkansas building with 32 rooms to be used for the senior classes. About 600 students have found other schools and 3 000 have had seven weeks without instruction since Faubus closed city secondary schools. Total private school donations now reach 61841.25. Officials estimate 15000 dollars weekly to operate for all public high school students, lesser for seniors.
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University of Arkansas
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Retriever dog retrieves $60 billfold champion claim
Port Washington reports John Jushka touts his Irish Setter Red as world champion retriever. After one day of training Red recovered a billfold containing $60 and Jushka returned it to its owner Tom Bruders of Belgium.
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Tom Bruders
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Nations push Big Three to craft joint nuclear ban plan
At the United Nations Sweden leads a push by small nations to create a single unified proposal from the United States India and the Soviet Union to halt nuclear tests. Debates note similarities in rival resolutions and seek unanimous support ahead of Geneva talks slated for October 31. Western powers weigh risks of preempting Geneva discussions.
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Market Wild Bad Fears Recovery Too Rapid
In Hot Springs Virginia the Commerce Department’s Business Advisory Council reports optimism about a full recovery yet fears a renewed inflationary push. Officials note a projected 450 billion dollar quarterly production rate and unemployment dropping toward 3.0 million, while inflation and a strong stock market rise prompt concern of a new boom.
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Union and plant reach three year contract at Northern Engraving
One hundred senior workers and many toolmakers returned to work at 7 a.m. Friday after a 17 day strike at Northern Engraving and Manufacturing Co. Local 395 UAW AFL-CIO and company officials announced an honorable settlement. The three year contract, negotiated May 1 and expiring June 30, covers wage policy, classifications, transfers, seniority, grievance procedures and holiday rules. Union officials planned a Milwaukee report to Local 401 UAW members and noted fringe benefits improvements. International Ladies Garment Workers Local 379 also resumed work after a walkout and lockout earlier in the week. representatives from the union are expected in the city next week.
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Norman Elstad
Richard Deml
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Kennedy Says Quemoy Not Worth War In La Crosse Stop
Senator John F Kennedy told reporters in La Crosse that Quemoy and Matsu are not essential to Formosa defense and indefensible in guaranteeing Formosa. He hoped war would not be necessary, spoke at local unions, and predicted Democratic gains in Congress.
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Pioneer satellite used as radio repeater between Hawaii and England
The Pioneer package hurled 79,120 miles into space served as a relay between Hawaii and England with signals beamed from Hawaii to the device and onward to Manchester. Air Force officials call it practical proof that space vehicles can vastly improve worldwide communications.
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15000 AMC Workers Walk Out After Talks Fail
About 15000 American Motors Corp workers in Milwaukee Kenosha and Grand Rapids quit work after contract talks with the United Auto Workers missed the 10 a.m. deadline. Wisconsin sites employed 5364 in Milwaukee 7726 in Kenosha and 1700 at Kelvinator in Grand Rapids. UAW and AMC negotiators held a marathon session with a possible near agreement but no official word. The walkout follows a pattern similar to GM Ford and Chrysler settlements granting 24 to 30 cents hourly raises over three years.
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Pedestrian Becomes Third Traffic Fatality in La Crosse
An elderly La Crosse man, 66, John Gagermeier of 1010 La Crosse St., died at St. Francis Hospital after being struck by a car near 10th Street as he crossed the street from Beranek's Bar. The driver, Herbert J. Meyer, 39, Harmony Minn., was not charged. An inquest is planned for Thursday. Funeral services will be held Monday at Hellwig Morris Chapel. Gagermeier is survived by his widow, two daughters, eight grandchildren, three brothers, three sisters, and other relatives.
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Milwaukee
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Eisenhower Opens 6 Day Campaign Tour In Iowa Stop
President Eisenhower launches a 5300 mile coast to coast tour with a Cedar Rapids stop drawing an estimated 85000 at the National Corn Picking Contest. He touts farmer leadership in freedom against communism and notes rising prices under his farm program while planning stops in Kansas Colorado California and Illinois. Mrs Eisenhower accompanies him. a collision on entering the plane briefly unsettles him as the trip begins.
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