Last Block To Rights Bill Fades
Washington reports the last Southern filibuster threat to a civil rights bill faded as 11 Southern Democrats met with Sen. Russell and planned no talkathon. They vow no vote until all oppose changes to jury trial provisions. Some say the jig is up and expect passage by week’s end.
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Washington
Congress
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Olin Johnston
Andren Stennis
D-Miss
Justice Department
House
Akron Drivers Cup Truck Rodeo Titles
Akron drivers won two of four divisions at the Ohio Championship Truck Rodeo in Springfield. Otto Rado and Frank Laury of Roadway Express, Inc. claimed titles, while Hubert L. Kennedy of Cincinnati and Eugene F. Johnson of Toledo won other divisions.
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Springfield
Ohio
Akron
Otto Rado
Frank Laury
Roadway Express, Inc
Hubert L. Kennedy
Cincinnati
Eugene F. Johnson
Toledo
Five Legged Frog Captured By Ripley Boy
Paul Himler ten of Fulton road nets a five legged frog named Freak along the Great Miami River while picnicking with family. The boy and siblings attracted neighbors and may seek a Ripley’s Believe It Not feature. Fellow kids expect visitors and possible earnings from observations.
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Iona Asher
Ripley
Paul Himler
Fultonnn
Miami
Paul
Paul J. Himler
Beating Case Involving 14 Year Old Star Shocks Tampa
In Tampa detective notes, Doris Jean Worthington mother of Hope Laverne Brown 14 from Columbus Ohio was questioned about the alleged beating that left the girl with a fractured skull. Hope says her mother beat her after a dispute over going out with boys. mother denies the charges. Both underwent lie detector tests as authorities investigate.
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Tampa
Fla
Columbus
Ohio
Walter Heinrich
Doris Jean Worthington
Hope Laverne Brown
Heinrich
Hope
T Bone 25 Cents Sign Sparsely Noted in Window
A restaurant window displays a playful sign reading T-BONE 25 CENTS with a fine print line offering meat at 4 dollars. The quirky notation draws shoppers in with a bargain feel.
Life in a Test Tube? Scientists Spark Hope at Moscow meets
In Moscow a week long international symposium of 40 scientists on life’s origins nears a breakthrough. S L Miller and Melvin Calvin forecast laboratory life within decades while A I Oparin urges international cooperation to unlock life’s secret. Linus Pauling calls parallel global efforts striking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Slappey
Moscow
S. L. Miller
Columbia University
Melvin Calvin
University of California In Berkeley
A. I. Oparin
Soviet Union
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
California
Oparin
Eisenhower flies plane becoming first president to pilot
Gettysburg Pa President Eisenhower who held a pilot license briefly took the controls on a Washington to Gettysburg flight with Col William Draper as co pilot The 23 minute flight ended at the Eisenhower farm amid a weekend of golf rest for the president his wife convalescing from surgery.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
William G. Draper
Draper
Air Force
Washington
Drapler
Eisenhower Farm
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dewey Long
White House
Roosevelt
Truman
John
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Sunday work banned for Catholics in three-state region
A pastoral letter from Archbishop Edward D Howard directs Roman Catholics in Oregon Idaho and Montana to abstain from work shopping and business on Sundays effective Sept 1 readers at Mass will confess violations. The letter signed by regional bishops specifies Mass attendance as first duty and allows only necessary services for the common good with Mass access for workers.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Edward D. Howard
Howard
Chancery Office
Joseph M. Gilmore
Helena
William J. Condon
Great Falls
James J. Byrne
Boise
Francis P. Leipzig
Baker
Christ
Mahoning County Sheriff Ralph Elser Dies at 72
Former Mahoning County sheriff and assistant superintendent Ralph E. Elser, age 72, died today at City Hospital in Salem following an illness. He served as sheriff and led county schools for years, shaping local law and education administration.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoning County
Ralph E. Elser
City Hospital
Salem
Frano American beauty contest winners at Hook lawn party
A Middletown girl and a Lyons France guest tied for first in a Franco American bathing beauty contest hosted by Armco chairman Charles R Hook. American winner Mary Anne Morgan 17 Middletown High School will be a senior. French winner Christiane Roux de Bezieux 22 completes secretarial studies.
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Middletown
Lyons
France
Charles R. Hook
Armco Board
Mary Anne Morgan
Bellemonte St
Middletown High School
B. D. Morgan
Christiane Roux de Bezieux
Christiane
United States
Pierre Michel
Irene Dineen
Richard Peters
Ohio
U.S.A
Syria's Kuwaily to Return Amid Syrian Leftist Takeover Turmoil
Syria's Shukri Kuwaily leaves Egypt for medical treatment in Alexandria but leftist coup gains threaten a broader political shift. In Cairo he met with Nasser as Western observers fear Syria's drift toward Soviet influence and regional isolation. Disruptions risk impacting Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Saudi oil routes.
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Cairo
Egypt
Syrian Foreign Ministry
Damascus
Shukri Kuwaily
Kuwaily
Alexandria
Syria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Turkey
Iraq
Jordan
Lebaon
London
Washington
Hussein
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Middle East
Lebanon
Iraq Petroleum Co
Kirkuk
Transarabia
Aqaba
Veteran Actor Unaware of Wife's Death amid Illness
North Hollywood California veteran actor Fred Stone who has impaired sight and a heart disorder rests at home unaware that his wife Allene Crater Stone died 11 days earlier. His daughter Dorothy Collins says doctors fear shock could worsen his condition and will inform him when treatment options are ready. Allene Crater Stone died at a Burbank hospital after a heart attack at age 77.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Fred Stone
Stone
Dorothy Collins
Allene Crater
Burbank
Beauty contest tops garden party for visiting French students
Mike Aronoff hosted a beauty contest as the main event of a swimming and garden party at the Hook residence on Alameda Circle. The event honored 11 French students visiting this summer under the Experiment in International Living program, joined by their host families and American peers.
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Mike Aronoff
Hook
Alameda Circle
Anthony Delorme Schapiroff
Michael Ullman
Jacques Lard+illat
George Haefele
Robert Ohana
Patrick de Guillebon
Christine Campion
Anne-Marie Dreyfus
Evelyne Dubost
Florence Prades
Beth Hammon
Aida Aronoff
Ron Bennett
Dick Neff
Virginia Tyson
Bob Dobrozsi
Betsy
Martha O’niel
Julie Phillips
Nine Year Old Girl Expected To Become Mother In October
In Little Rock Arkansas a 9 year old girl, identified only as a Negro, is reported to be pregnant with the due date in October. Hospital authorities disclosed she is not hospitalized. A prior case notes a Negro girl giving birth by Caesarean section to a 6 pound 4 ounce infant on her 11th birthday last Saturday.
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Little Rock
Ark
Defense In Mag Trial Nears End of Case
Los Angeles defense lawyer Arthur Crowley says he expects to finish presenting the case next week in the Confidential magazine libel trial. The trial enters its fourth week Monday after a weekend recess as witnesses dwindle and stars subpoenaed by the defense become unlikely to testify.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Crowley
Crowley
Isubpoena
Boston Faces Paper Shortage Amid Strike at State House
Boston enters a third Sunday without local papers as striking mailers and six metropolitan dailies await a Monday State House meeting. Gov. Foster Furcolo plans to meet first with mailers union officials then with publishers, aiming for a joint conference.
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Boston
Mailers
State House
Foster Furcolo
Mailers Union
Dixie Bill Would Send Negro North
Georgia plan to evacuate Black families to northern and western neighborhoods by creating a state real estate commission. Agents would quietly buy property then lease or sell to screened citizens, aiming to relocate residents to reduce integration fears.
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Atlanta
Georgia
A. A. Fowler Jr
Douglas County
Fowler
South
Congress
No Smoke No Fire in Portage Jail Fire Confession
A 17 year old boy accused of setting 35 fires including a 390000 church blaze says in Portage County Jail he cannot light cigarettes because matches are not allowed and tells a reporter he is out of options.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Portage County
Armco Steel growth explored in five part series
Middletown and Armco Steel Corp tie together as expansion drives the firm. Ed Edmiston writes a five part series detailing Armco’s growth and operations, with the first installment on Page 29. Also on Page 29 Iona Asher tells how a group of youths changed paths. Page 34 offers AP’s world view on teenage gangs.
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Armco
Journal Today
Ed Edmiston
Iona Asher
Associated Press
Wess
Valley News
Sete Ween
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Ripley's
Phenomenoda
Freak
Mike Day
Journal
Weith
Tom Brown
Worthington
Ike
Charles Hook
Miss Roux de Bezieux
Grace Hook
Aigal
Adnan Menderes
State Department
Lou Henderson
Athens
Greece
Ankara
Dixie Bill
Sens
Javits
R NY
Humphrey
D . Minn
D-Ill
Armco Steel Corp
Eeeceres Il
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