Indian Rifleman Killed In Clash Near Longju
An Indian rifleman was killed in a border clash with Chinese troops north of Longju in Assam. Eleven border patrol members were involved, eight escaped, two unaccounted. Indian forces moved to assume direct defense of the area and reinforcements were sent toward Limeking.
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New Delhi
India
Longju
Assam
Nehru
Subansiri
Assam Rifles
Sse K. S. Thimayya
Defense Ministry
Limeking
Daytonian Is Killed by Rail Engine Near Downtown
A 33-year old Dayton man, Robert Berkley Crouch, was killed when struck by a New York Central diesel engine pulling 30 freight cars on an overpass east of downtown Dayton. Conductor Harold DeLong said the engineer shouted and attempted to stop the train as Crouch moved onto the tracks.
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Dayton
Ohio
New York Central
Robert Berkley Crouch
Veterans Hospital
Cincinnati
Harold DeLong
Crouch
Nehru's Theories Shaken by Chinese Aggression
New Delhi AP report says Indian faith in nonalignment is eroding as China’s border raids and threats mount. Nehru denounces continued aggression and orders broader defense of the northeast frontier while signaling possible talks with Pakistan’s Ayub Khan. The Kashmir dispute and troop deployments heighten tensions.
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India
Laos
Nehru
Himalayan
Ladakh
Kashmire
Kameng
Northeast Frontier Agency
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Kashmir
New Delhi
United Nations
Red China
North‘east Frontier
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
China
Ohio men jailed for Stage party robbery in New York
James McKewen and Robert Dobkins, both Cincinnati residents, were arrested after allegedly robbing John Burnett and six guests at a Stage party in New York. Police chased them from Central Park in a taxi. bail was set at $10,000 each with a hearing scheduled for September 4.
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New York
Ohio
Central Park
James McKewen
Robert Dobkins
Cincinnati
John Burnett
Indian Express attacks Menon over China Tibet stance
The Indian Express criticized Defense Minister K Krishna Menon for remaining publicly tight lipped on Chinese Communist aggression in Tibet. The paper called for his removal as defense minister and as leader of India’s U.N. delegation.
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K. Krishna Menon
Nehru
The
Indian Express
Menon
Tibet
United Nations
Oranges Shorted by Seller in Humorous Exchange
A small comic exchange highlights a buyer who ordered a dozen oranges but received ten. The seller riffs that two were too bad and were saved from disposal, turning a potential complaint into a chuckle.
U S Must Mobilize Says Senate Study On Cold War Threats
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee document argues the United States must mobilize total military and economic resources of free nations to counter a Soviet aim to control the world. It warns a 10 to 12 year struggle with heavy costs, urges anti ICBM defense, rapid US electronic and computer strength, and swift air and sea deployment to deter Communist expansion.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
Senate
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
Ceed
Labor Bill Compromise Seems Possible in Deadlock
Senate Republican leader Dirksen said conferees may reach an agreement Monday on the labor bill, amid pressure to break a nine day deadlock over secondary boycotts organizational picketing and federal state jurisdiction. Senator Randolph doubted progress until issues are debated in the Senate. The House bill tightens Taft Hartley provisions beyond the Senate version.
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Washington
Len Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Senate
House
Dirksen
Conference Committee
Jennings Randolph
D. W. Va
Child Carried Through Pipes Then Revived in Boulder
A 2 year old girl was swept 903 feet through an irrigation ditch and 93 feet in underground pipe in north Boulder. A neighbor pulled her out unconscious and firemen struggled to revive her before she began breathing after about half an hour. She was hospitalized in fair condition.
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Boulder, Colo
Katherine Elizabeth Bowton
Donald Turner Fof
Boulder
DiSalle Defends Tax Increase and Pay-As-You-Go Plan
Governor Michael V. DiSalle in Dayton explains Ohio tax hikes were needed to fund mental health, schools, prisons, and highways. He defends a pay-as-you-go approach, estimates bond costs at 1.5 billion and argues local governments should take on some taxing powers. He outlined a 32 week tour to justify the 315 million tax increase and noted potential year for cash funded projects.
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Dayton
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
State Mulls Cash Operation Overbond Interest
A speaker argued the state should operate with cash and stop paying frightening interest on bond issues, vowing not to cover escalating debt costs. The remark highlighted fiscal tensions and a push for immediate payment strategies.
Khrushchev to Visit U S With Family Next Month
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will travel to America with his wife Nadezhda and possibly other family members symbolizing a reciprocal visit program. The arrangement aims to ease tensions and may open talks for Eisenhower to visit the Soviet Union later, with officials noting Mrs Khrushchev’s apparent openness to American life and language.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.S
Washington
Khrushchev
Nadezhda
Julia
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Sat
Eisenhower
Mamie
John
Soviet Union
Mrs. K
Richard M. Nixon
Moscow
A Glance Inside Old Barnitz House Gets New Address
Middletown landmark Old Barnitz House moves to Thorn Hill Lane after remodeling and fresh paint. Historian George Crout begins a three part Sunday series on its history on Page 25. A separate feature by Jim Mills covers Jolly Roger radio control club with weekly air outings.
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Barnitz
Middletown
Thorn Hill Lane
George Crout
Jolly Roger Radio Control Club
Jim Mills
Marines Lose Top Generals as Command Faces Shakeup
The Marine Corps high command appears to be breaking apart as three of five lieutenant generals announce retirement on Nov. 1, with a fourth amid talks. Gen. Randolph McC. Pate, the current commandant, retires Dec. 31. President Eisenhower earlier promoted Maj. Gen. David M. Shoup to four star, effective Jan. 1. No reasons are given for the retirements.
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Washington
Eisenhower
David M. Shoup
Shoup
Tarawa
White House
Senior Marine leaders face commandant retirement talk
Edwin A. Pollock Merrill B. Twining Vernon E. Megee and Lt Gen Berne J. McCaul are cited in reports as potential retirements of key commands amid speculation on who will become commandant. McCaul expressed disappointment at not getting the post and noted other senior officers share the sentiment.
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Edwin A. Pollock
Fleet Marine Force
Atlantic
Norfolk
Merrill B. Twining
Marine Corps Schools
Quantico
Vernon E. Megee
Pacific
Honolulu
Berne J. McCaul
Robert Hogaboom
McGee
Congress Recess Urged Amid Khrushchev Visit Uncertainty
Sen George Smathers proposes a six week recess from Sept 4 to Oct 15 to end legislative stalemate over labor control, public works vetoes, and Great Lakes water diversion as Khrushchev’s arrival looms. Senate leadership undecided on Khrushchev invitation and civil rights bill fate remains unresolved.
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Washington
Soiet
Nikita Khrushchev
Congress
George Smathers
D-Fla
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Smathers
Johnson
Eisenhower
Senate
Great Lakes
Chicago
Bold Cold War Plans Discussed By Two Leaders
In England Eisenhower pledged to Macmillan that the United States will not negotiate with the Soviet Union behind allies. They discussed thawing the cold war with a bold Western disarmament initiative and the approach to Berlin and the arms race.
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Wendover
England
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
United States
Soviet Union
Chequers
Nikita Khrushchev
James C. Hagerty
London
Macmillan
Free World
Adenauer Sees Bonn Eisenhower Meeting a Complete Success
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said the Bonn meeting with President Eisenhower was a complete success. He told Welt am Sonntag that the United States and Germany are on very good terms and could not reveal details of personal confidential tasks, which he called very important.
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Hamburg
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Eisenhower
Welt Am Sonntag
United States
Stebbins Named First U.S. Ambassador to Nepal
President Eisenhower designated foreign service officer Henry G. Stebbins as the United States ambassador to Nepal. The nomination was announced by White House press secretary James C. Hagerty and will go to the Senate this week.
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London
Eisenhower
Foreign Service
Henry G. Stebbins
U.S
Nepal
White House
James C. Hagerty
Stebbins
Senate
Three Men Still Held In Slaying in Cincinnati
Police questioned three men Saturday in the bludgeon death of Thomas J. O Keefe with no break in the case. A fourth man was released after explaining his actions when an insurance adjuster was killed in an office building washroom. Two others remained in custody after arrests in downtown Cincinnati. One man had wet stained clothes for lab tests. Another man was arrested after returning for a bloodstained towel also set for testing.
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Cincinnati
Thomas J. O'Keefe
Cincinnati Man Shot Dead After Return to Home
In Cincinnati, Alexander Jones Jr. 22 died at St. Mary Hospital from a shotgun wound to the abdomen. Police say Jones was shot when he returned to a home to inquire about a girlfriend after being chased away earlier by Fate Burge 56 who used a 12 gauge shotgun. Burge is sought for questioning.
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Cincinnati
St. Mary Hospital
Alexander Jones Jr
Jones
Fate Burge
Burge
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