Ford's 5-Hitter Delivers 8-1 Series Severing Win
Whitey Ford shaves Milwaukee to five hits as the Yankees topple Warren Spahn in New York. The crowd of 69,476 watches New York pound Spahn, driving in clinching runs in the sixth inning and taking a 1-0 lead in the World Series. Spahn exits after one out in the sixth, Ernie Johnson yields, Don McMahon finishes.
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Braves Fall in Milwaukee as Yankees Win 3-1
In Milwaukee the Yankees defeat the Braves 3-1 behind a three run effort with Hank Bauer and Andy Carey contributing key RBIs. Spahn pitched for the Braves while Berra and Coleman drove early runs for New York. Tomorrow’s game at Yankee Stadium features Lew Burdette against Bobby Shantz.
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Red. Schoendienst
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Lew Burdette
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Bobby’ Shantz
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Burdette
Casey Lands Loser Spahn in Praise of Ford Pitching
The fragment praises Whitey Ford as the elite left hander and notes Spahn’s calm in discussing Ford. It mentions Spahn’s praise and references Ford’s pitching. The text is garbled but centers on Spahn’s opinion of Ford as a superior pitcher.
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Spahn
Fred
Little Rock Crisis Talks Stir Hope for Federal Action
A Southern governors committee pressed to resolve the Little Rock integration crisis without breaking federal order. President Eisenhower indicated no immediate plan to withdraw troops, while Gov Faubus faced scrutiny over his willingness to enforce court orders. Governors Collins and McKeldin backed progress and urged continued talks with Eisenhower.
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Eisenhower
United Sta States District Court
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Leroy’ Collins
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Theodore .McKeldin
Topeka Air Force Depot to be closed in four years
The Topeka Air Force Supply Depot with over 2,700 employees and a $11 million payroll will close. Established in 1943, the closing advised by Senator Schoeppel’s office will begin this fiscal year and take four years to complete. Expected annual government savings reach $4.661 million.
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Andrew Schoeppel
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McClellan Rejection Rocks Teamster Convention
Delegates from 41 of 68 locals seated at the Teamsters convention in Miami Beach despite McClellan of the Senate Rackets Committee challenging credentials. About 44 delegates from 17 locals were denied seats, leaving roughly 200 delegates under question as Hoffa’s slate advances amid corruption charges tied to Brewster Brennan Beck and others.
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Faubus Stands Pat On Wording Of His Message
Gov. Oral Faubus said he is standing pat on the wording he used to accept President Eisenhower's terms for withdrawing federal troops from Little Rock Central High School. The President rejected Faubus' wording yesterday and insisted troops stay until the state’s agreement aligned with a committee's plan. Faubus added they write their statements up there, I write mine here.
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Central High School Faces Integration Tension in Arkansas
Inside Little Rock Central High School two of nine integrated Black students were chased and beaten by white youths but saved by a teacher as National Guard troops stood nearby. School officials suspended the attacking students, while federal and state authorities debated guards and enforcement amid the crisis over school integration.
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Virgil T. Blossom
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Murphy Breaks Ice On School Actions
Kansas University Chancellor Murphy and Kansas State College Acting President Weber discussed Gov. Docking’s education remarks with the Journal-World. Murphy warned that Kansas risks losing top students to other states if the system is weakened, while Weber offered cautious commentary on the governor’s education policies amid ongoing debates about funding, research spending, and university objectives.
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George Docking
Franklin D. Murphy
A. D. Weber
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Mild Weather Expected to Persist Across State
A Canadian cold front will enter Kansas Friday night and spread statewide by Saturday. Forecasters predict no major changes until then with mild readings in the 80s, dipping to the 50s overnight, and similar highs around 83 Thursday as skies stay fair.
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Kansas
Bond Issue Set at 785000 for LMH Expansion
The City Commission approved a hospital expansion bond of 785000 for Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Total issuance will exceed 1 million with sewer and airport bonds. Federal aid totals 481000, with the city funding the balance as tax rates rise about 1.80 per thousand valuation. Plans include a 75 bed increase and a parking lot expansion amid rising costs since 1953.
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Szoto
Samme
Journal-Works
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Newest Reactor Put on Display at Idaho Falls
The Atomic Energy Commission presented its newest nuclear reactor to about 300 leaders of government and industry. J. H Huffman of Phillips Petroleum called the Engineering Test Reactor the world’s most powerful known test reactor for aiding nuclear power development. The ARC said the ETR costs about 14 million dollars and took about 23 months to build, going into operation Sept 19.
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Twdahe
Atomic Energy Commission
ETR
J. 2. Huffman
Phillips Petroleum Cn
Atomic Sivision
Saudi Arabia rejects Western arms charges at UN
At the United Nations General Assembly Saudi Arabia denounced Western imperialism as the cause of Middle East tension and urged a hands off policy. Ahmad Shukairy pledged full solidarity with Syria and opposition to foreign interference in regional affairs.
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J. Y
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Middle East
General Assembly
Ahmad Shukairy
U. N
Syria
Flu Picture For Schools in City Is Varied Today
Lawrence schools show mixed flu impact as Kansas University reports increased outbreak. Health Service director Ralph Lo Canuteson describes new stay-at-home plan and nurse staffing boost, with dormitory patients and hospital admissions accounted for. Vaccine doses arrive to reach about four thousand inoculations this week.
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Five Day Forecast for Kansas Northeast Weather
Five day outlook shows below normal temperatures by 4 to 8 degrees with light rainfall totals from .10 to .25 inches. Showers favor the northwest early in the period and spread across the state by the weekend. Normal highs reach upper 70s to around 80, with lows mainly in the 50s to 60s.
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