Congo Parliament voids Kasavubu Lumumba ouster order
In Leopoldville the National Assembly invalidated President Kasavubu’s firing of Prime Minister Lumumba and Lumumba’s order to dismiss Kasavubu. Lumumba voted for the resolution with 59 members. 19 deputies opposed. The vote returns the dispute to its prior stalemate as deputies spoke in baffling, confused speeches. Military loyalties shift as Kasavubu gains support among Congolese forces.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
National Assembly
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Kasavubu
Abako
Thysville
Lepoldville
U.N
International Organization
Radio
Congo
Brazzaville
Congo River
Congo Republic
London
United Nations
Donna Leaves 116 Dead Across Caribbean and Puerto Rico
Hurricane Donna battered Puerto Rico and Caribbean islands with 125 mph winds. At least 106 deaths and 200 missing in Puerto Rico. port towns and slums suffered heavy flooding and 86 bodies were recovered in Humacao. Other islands reported multiple fatalities as U.N. moves sought to restore order in Congo amid Lumumba Kasavubu conflict.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Bahamas
United States
Donna
Miami
Turks Island
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Leeward Islands
Anguilla
Antigua Island
Humacao
Copperhead Killed Near Lake Logan Farm
A 32 inch copperhead was killed at the Roger King home on Lake Logan Rd Monday night. King, aided by his son Roger Jr., shot the reptile after spotting it with a flashlight. This was the second copperhead killed on the same farm that summer, the previous one run over by a tractor.
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Roger King
Lake Logan Rd
King
Roger Jr
Houston School Integrates as Negro Entrance Delayed
The Houston Board of Education approved Negro enrollment in first grades of white schools in a 170,000 pupil district but ordered a Friday start to process the students. Seven transfer-qualified Negro pupils were kept from today’s opening. The delay follows courts and state actions over funding and integration policies.
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Associated Press
Houston
Board of Education
John McFarland
Henry Petersen
Stone Wells
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Texas Atty
Will Wilson
Wilson
Richmond
Confederacy
Virginia
Roanoke
Pulaski
Florida
North Miami Beach
Deep South
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Atlanta
Central and
Hall
Little Rock
Ark
Pine Bluff
Dollarway
Dolores Jean York
Eisenhower condemns Soviet arms to Congo in UN context
President Eisenhower denounced Soviet unilateral actions supplying aircraft to Congo, saying it worsens a civil war already marred by African killings. He urged Moscow to desist and support collective UN efforts, while noting no evidence of Soviet crews or cargo arms. He left open a possible UN General Assembly address.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Con.go
Congo
United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
U. N
Africa
U. N. Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
General Assembly
Code Clerk Turncoats Spur Ike To Action
Lions' Cheer Club member for this week is Harry Corson age fifteen from 15 Wront Street. He has been confined to a wheelchair since a fall injuries eleven years ago. Lions will send flowers and friends greetings. Names for Cheer Club members may be phoned to Bill Arnold or Delmar Freeman.
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Lions
Harry Corson
Wront St
Ile
Bill Arnold
Delmar Freeman
Eisenhower Seeks Broad Security Review After Defection
President Eisenhower urged a comprehensive review of U S security measures following the defection of two National Security Agency code clerks Bernon Mitchell and William Martin. He warned of removing weak or treasonable individuals without infringing rights, while Congress schedules Sept 16 hearings on the case as NSA begins its own inquiry. The pair left June 24 ostensibly on vacation, then surfaced in Moscow claiming U S policy threatened peace. FBI files reportedly found no derogatory data on them, though one was labeled homosexual and the other mentally ill.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Moscow
Mitchell
Martin
Congress
Pentagon
Francis FE. Walter
D-Ala
House Committee On Un-American Activities
FBI
National Security Agency
Walter
NSA
Department
United States
Eureka
Calif
Ellensburg
Wash
Mexico City
Havana
Cuban
Soviet Union
Ohio Braces for Fraudulent Oil and Gas Leases
Governor DiSalle reports a rising problem of fraudulent oil and gas lease sales in Ohio. The Division of Securities issued eight cease and desist orders in the prior month and 12 in July, with many firms based outside the state or in Canada. Investigations probe deals over a million dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Division of Securities
Canada
Kennedy Seeks Federal Aid to Boost Education
Senator John F Kennedy called for emergency federal action to halt declines in American education and fill a tax driven gap leaving 50000 teachers and 132000 classrooms short. He urged Congress to fund public school and college education while denying federal control of local education. He spoke in Seattle and headed to Portland after stops in Idaho and Washington.
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Eugene
Ore
John F. Kennedy
Oregon
Seattle
Civic Auditorium
Congress
Portland
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Richard M. Nixon
Grandma Moses Reaches Centenary With Plans To Live To Two Hundred
Eagle Bridge New York AP Grandma Moses turns 100 and declares she will live to 200. The renowned painter jokes about aging and staying busy laughing and in company. Her 100th birthday was celebrated last Sunday with 125 visitors greeting her at a table piled with cards from many lands.
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Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Grandma Moses
Grandma
Sneak Swim Ends in Fatal Drowning of Teen
Cincinnati police report a 13 year old, Chester Evans, drowned Tuesday after sneaking a dip in a private pool without the owner’s permission in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Chester Evans
Eisenhower rejects religious issue as political weapon
President Eisenhower repudiates using religion as a campaign weapon. He states he knows of no Republican who suggested employing the religious issue and replies to Truman’s charge that Nixon’s campaign is biased by religion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Harry S. Truman
Nixon
Fisenhower
Americans sweep discus as Oerter leads gold haul
Al Oerter led a US 1 2 3 in the discus as the United States extended its Olympic gold total to 29 with titles in bantamweight weight lifting and the 55 meter yachting class. Russia won a yachting gold in the star class and the women's 800 meters with Liudmila Sheveeva's world record tying 2 04.33. Russia now has 24 firsts.
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Romf
al Oerter
United States
Russia
Liudmila Sheveeva
Labor Day Traffic Toll Drops to 415 Deaths
Chicago reports 415 fatalities over the three day Labor Day weekend, the lowest since 1954. The toll falls short of the National Safety Council estimate of 460 and the 1951 record of 461, and compares with 438 last year and 364 in 1954.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Amherst Chief Paul Pikey to resign September 15
Paul Pikey, Amherst police chief for 11 years, will resign Sept. 15 due to shoulder and spine injuries from a October incident chasing a suspect. He wrote to the Council Tuesday night that he no longer could work because of the injuries sustained when he bumped a parking meter while pursuing a man.
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Amherst
Ohio
Paul Pikey
Lorain County
Council
Quill Signals Readiness to Return to Talks on PRR Strike
Philadelphia AP reports Michael J. Quill president of the Transport Workers Union says he will rejoin negotiations to settle the Pennsylvania Railroad strike if asked but rejects compulsory arbitration.
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Philadelphia
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers Union
Miss Americas parade draws 150000 along Atlantic City boardwalk
Atlantic City hosted the preliminaries of the 1960 Miss America pageant with more than 150000 spectators lining the boardwalk to watch both beauty and talent segments.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Train service Dip Lom at discontinued between Baltimore and Cincinnati
The Dip lom at passenger train operating between Baltimore and Cincinnati will be discontinued September 18, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced Tuesday.
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Baltimore
Diplomat
Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Governor calls special session on veterans bonus rule
Frankfort Kentucky Gov. Bert Combs announced a special session set for September 19 to remove the residence requirement for the veterans bonus program. The move aims to broaden eligibility and speed up benefits for veterans in the state.
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Frankfort
Bert Combs
Kentucky
Alcatraz Inmates Refuse Work Call Inmate Sitdown
San Francisco AP report says about 250 inmates at Alcatraz federal prison did not answer a work call on Tuesday morning. Authorities investigate why the majority stayed silent in the yard and cell blocks.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Federal Prison
Crosby honeymoon with Las Vegas showgirl begins
Gary Crosby continues the Crosby family trend as he travels to Las Vegas for a honeymoon with a Las Vegas showgirl following their marriage in the city.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Gary Crosby
Salt Creek Local Option Petitions Are Challenged
Two Laurelville Rt 2 men filed a challenge to the signatures on Salt Creek local option petitions. The protest with the Hocking County election board sets a hearing for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Courthouse office.
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Salt Creek
Laurelville Rt. 2
Hocking County Election Board
Clyde Music
Mistletoe Inn
Harold Huston
Roy Anthony
Election Board
Board
Ting
Hubert Lappen
Roswell DeLong
Frances Hutchinson
Curtis D. Hinton
Ohio Weather Outlook Sees Heat Wave Persist
Official Weather Bureau summary notes clear cool conditions in Ohio Tuesday night with morning low 57 and highs near 91 in Hocking County. Forecasters anticipate continued hot weather through Thursday with no immediate relief expected and 11 a.m. reading at 87 degrees.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking County
Ohio Heatwave Sets In Across Major Cities
In Toledo 61 Columbus 60 Cincinnati. Shallow ground fog formed at sunrise reducing visibility to zero in the Ohio River valley. A high pressure area moving east brings cooler weather earlier. now warmer, more humid air flows in from the south. Afternoon highs in the 90s for several days, no rain expected except near Lake Erie.
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Toledo
Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio River Valley
Ohio
Lake Erie
Ohio Five Day Forecast Stays Warm With Showers Possible
Temperatures run about 58 degrees above normal with highs near 78 in the north and 81 in the south, and lows around 57 to 59. Hot Thursday through Saturday followed by cooler conditions Sunday or Monday. Precipitation expected ¼ to ½ inch in possible showers Sunday or Monday.
Murray Attends ABA Convention in Washington
Fred Murray of Logan attended the American Bar Association annual meeting in Washington, D C President Eisenhower addressed the lawyers urging repeal of the Connally amendment The body rejected the repeal 114 to 107 and kept its 1947 policy opposing the amendment preserving U S discretion over World Court matters
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Fred Murray
Logan
American Bar Association
Washington
D. C
Eisenhower
U. S
Trial Slated Tuesday For Kidnapper Firman
Hamilton Ohio AP reports Gordon Spunky Firman 22 faces trial next Tuesday on four kidnapping charges after a spree of violence across Ohio ending with a wreck near Nelsonville. He escaped Coshocton jail in July and is also charged with burglaries and auto thefts in multiple counties.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Gordon
Firman
Steubenville
Coshocton
Cuba Seeks U S Latin Aid Startling Plan Placed
Cuba ready to back a $30 billion U S aid program for Latin America as urged by Fidel Castro at a Buenos Aires meeting. Minister Regino Botet was reported to push the proposal at a regional committee session in Bogota.
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Bogota
Colombia
Regino Boti
U. S
Latin America
Committee of 21
Fidel Castro
Buenos Aires
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