South News Welcomes Brownell Resignation Fallout
Leon Burnett reports Southern reaction to the resignation of U S Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr as Deputy Attorney General Rogers prepares to assume the post. Governors, senators, and officials comment on integration and escalation. protests and reactions follow across Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama.
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Leon Burnett
U.S
Herbert Brownell Jr
South
Georgia Gay
Marvin Griffin
William P
Rogers
Tay Justice Department
Brownell
Louisiana
Wiliam Rainach
South Carolina
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Little Rock
Georgia
Eugene Conk
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Lille
Eisenhower
Martin Luther Kitz
Montgomery
Ala
Virginia
U.S. Supreme Court
Kenneth Patty
Prattville
Sputnik To Live Two More Months, Says Whipple
Dr. Fred L. Whipple of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory reports the Russian rocket has a life expectancy of at least two more months and the satellite may outlast the rocket due to less drag. The highest rocket altitude is about 480 miles, with a low point near 149 miles, placing the craft about halfway around the world ahead of Sputnik as of now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Fred L. Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Observatory
Sputmik
Sputnik
Fort Sill Births Report Quiet Military Unit Notes
A Fort Sill notice lists numerous October births in various units. Names include Richard B. Feirke, James McCullough, Rabet Th Fadpar, Herman Lenhardt, Nota Sumler, Donald Winkler, James Simpson, J K Brill, Jack Larson, Rodney Zuercher, Jetlis Broughinn, Php R. Dalnover, Robert M. Bluerunneh, Frank Hargis, Jimmie Gildon, Gerald E. Wane, John R. Wallace, Douglas Kirkham, and others. The brief items record sons and daughters born to service members and spouses across multiple battalions and companies.
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Richard B. Feirke
Siu
James i McCullough
36Th Trans Co
Rabet Th Fadpar
AFA Bn
Cwo
Herman MM. Lenhardt
Trans Co
Nota Sumler
Pxt
Donald R. Winkler
Eni Siu -Htry
Jamars Ho Simpson
Ash Trans Cr
SFC
J. K. Brill
USATR
Jack B. Larson
USHA
Rodney FR. Zuercher
USAH
Spd
Jetlis Broughinn
Soh FA Hn
Sp3
Als
John R. Wallace
Stu Biy
Douglas Kirkham
Pacif ic Union misdirected ride in San Francisco
William Schmeisser of Washington, D. C. hurried from the Fairmont Hotel at California and Mason streets and directed a cab to the Pacific Union Club. The driver, after closing the door, returned and clarified the PA Club across the street with no charge.
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San Francisco
William Schmeisser
Washington, D.C
Fairmont
California and
Mason Streets
Pacific Union Club
PA Club
United Nations marks 12th birthday and global observances
UN Day celebrations worldwide marked the 12th anniversary of the day its charter went into effect. The theme In the Common Interest focused on Suez, Middle East tensions, and the Hungarian revolt. Activities ranged from a mountain climbing contest in Transylvania to balloon releases in Thailand. More than 1,600 UN Day events occurred in the United States and 1,500 towns planned ceremonies. Dag Hammarskjold urged safeguarding the UN against human frailty and cynicism in a message.
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United Nations
U.N
Suez
Middle East
Tran
Elburx
Mexico
Barglok
Thailand
United States
U.S. Committee For the United Nations
Virginia
Mississippi
Dag Hammarskjold
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Reed in Kingston
Funeral services for Mrs W L Reed 56 of Kingston were officiated by Rev Carson Everett and Rev Eddie Wessels at Northside Baptist church chapel at 2 30 p m Wednesday with burial in Highland Center. Bearers from Lawton included Lewis Dipple Hervell Burk Fred Metscher Charley Narmore Paul Hollis and Leonard Edwards. Becker Funeral Home supervised arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L
Bill) Reed
Kingston
Carson Everett
Northside Baptist Church
Eddie Wessels
Kingston Baptist Church
Jet Crews Break Records At Post
The T 27 Test Unit set a one hour seven minute engine change record. The 45th Transit Battalion unit at Fort Sid supports testing with engines swapped every 50 flight hours. Replacement engines come from Warner Robins Depot Macon Georgia. Crews from Army Aviation School Fort Rucker Alabama near completion of a six week program. Similar tests planned at Fort Knox Fort Benning and Fort Polk.
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Fort Rucker
Ala
Sill’s Post Field
Pfc
Joseph Bennett
Sfc
Robert Wilson
Sgt
Dwayne Coy
U.S. Army
45Th Trtans
Warner Robins Air Force
Macon
Fort Sid
Army Aviation School
Fort, Rucker
Fort Knox
Fort Benning
Huge Strike Fails In Buenos Aires
A 48 hour general strike called by 62 unions ended at midnight. The government and the press call it a failure, with reports noting a government victory under Provisional President Pedro E. Aramburu. About 70 percent of workers stayed away in the capital area, while the provinces were far less affected. Eight people were injured in demonstrations in Buenos Aires. An air mail letter sent from Augusta, Georgia, in 1912 was dropped to President Tat.
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Buenos Alres
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
President Tat
Augusta
Tito Regime Backs Greek Cyprus Claim
In Athens the Yugoslav Communist government announced support for Greece over Cyprus. Yugoslav Vice President Kardelj and Greek Premier Karamanlis issued a joint communique urging a rapid UNframe solution and Cypriot claims. They pressed revival of the Balkan Pact with Turkey, amid regional tensions.
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Athens
Greece
Yugoslavia
Inerbeck
Cyprus
Byard Kardel
Constantinos Karamanlis
United Nations
Grecca
Kardelj
Karamaniis
Turkey
U. S
Tito
United States
East Germany
Navy Jet Crash Kills Pilot at Miramar NAS
Lt. Wallace S. Nelowett, 25, of Norristown Pa, died when a Navy jet crashed near Miramar Naval Air Station in San Diego. A 20mm cannon was catapulted into a car driven by Dr. Carl Eckart of La Jolla, who was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Miramar Naval Air Station
Wallace S. Nebwett
Irwin J. Nelowett
Norristown
Carl Eckart
la Jolla
Cali
Heart Operation Called Much Safer Than Before
In Philadelphia a surgeon said some brave heart operations are safer than tonsillectomies. Advances allow closing holes in inner heart walls causing blue babies and removing the ductus arteriosus. New leeches also promise curing aortic stenosis in infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Houck E. Bolton
Hahnémann Medical Colege and Hospital
Allied Officer to Speak at Anadarko Lions Club
Capt. Aksel Hviid of Denmark will address the Anadarko Lions Club on October 28. He is an allied officer attending the School and represents his native country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aksel Hviid
Denmark
Lions Club
Anadarko Om
Hviid
Broadcasters Unite to Challenge Broadcast Bans on Proceedings
Dallas area radio and television broadcasters resolved to unite to break down barriers against airing legislative and judicial proceedings. Region Six of NARTB, including Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas, adopted the resolution opposing bans on broadcasting trials and other proceedings. They commended the FCC for remote control operation of AM and FM stations with directional antennas or over 10 kilowatts. James Byron urged freedom of access to news, stressing action through stations and networks. A second resolution urged NARTB members to inform Congress and the public about music licensing issues amid allegations against broadcasters in a New York federal lawsuit and related public forum concerns.
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Dallas
National Assn, of
Radio and Television Broadcasters
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Federal Communications Commission
Access
James Byron
New York State
Garblic Forum
Legislative Halls
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Wbap-Tv
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