Old Pros Dominate Emmys in Hollywood Ceremony
Sir Laurence Olivier Ingrid Bergman and Robert Stack led the Emmys with wins their first TV awards. Belafonte made history as the first Black performer to win seven Emmys while Art Carney took best comedy show. Desi Arnaz teased Stack with a Mercedes in the parking lot as Stack collected best actor. Jane Wyatt won best actress for Father Knows Best and other awards went to Playhouse 90 Twilight Zone Huckleberry Hound and Huntley Brinkley.
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Jane Wyatt
Robert Stack
Hollywood
Sir Laurence Olivier
Ingrid Bergman
Harry Belafonte
Jackie Gleason
Art Carney
Stack
Elliott Ness
Desi Arnaz
Arnaz
Anderson
CBS
Huntley-Brinkley Report
20Th Century
Rod Serling
Jack Benny
NAACP leader Marshall denounces segregation in St Paul talk
Thurgood Marshall told a St Paul dinner that the United States faces a rotten system of discrimination and that young Southerners are prodding the conscience. He warned progress on desegregation is too slow while noting global waves of change. Roy Wilkins outlined convention issues on voting rights, school desegregation, and job opportunities.
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ST. Paul, Minn
United States
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Thurgood Marshall
St. Paul and Minneapolis
Marshall
South
Supreme Court
Africa
Asia
Turkey
Korea
Roy Wilkins
Orphanage Fire Ends Safe For 115 Children
CHATTANOOGA Tenn AP quick acting housemothers guided 115 orphans including eight infants to safety Monday night as a two story suburban orphanage burned. None of the children or staff were injured, and the evacuees were housed in private homes, schools and churches for the night.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Chuckle Editors Claim A Quirkier Readership Style
The editors describe a playful stance joking that readers who dislike an article may find it overwhelming. The remark signals a tongue in cheek approach to coverage.
Eisenhower Far East Tour Yields Mixed Results
President Eisenhower’s Far East swing drew millions of spectators in Korea, the Philippines, Formosa, and Okinawa but left unresolved tensions. Tokyo observers cite a possible resignation bid by Premier Kishi as Japan weighs a new U.S. security treaty while protests shadow the visit.
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John Scali
Honolulu
Eisenhower
Far East
Korea
Philippines
Formosa
Okinawa
Sut Eisenhower
Japan
Tokyo
Eisen
Germany
U S Urges Early Ratification of Japan Security Pact
Secretary of State Christian A Herter urged Senate ratification of the U S Japan security treaty at an early date saying the sooner the pact is ratified the better it will be He told a Senate appropriations subcommittee that Japan developments do not alter the desirability of quick ratification Ingemar Johansson pledged to seek a rematch with Floyd Patterson soon after losing his heavyweight title Patterson defeated Johansson in a fifth round knockout and Johansson displayed a refreshed appearance after a good night’s sleep
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
U.s.-Japan
Kishi
Shojiro Kawashima
Liberal-Democratic Party
Washington
Christian A. Herter
Senate Appropriations
Japan
Senate
New York
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patters
Ohio AG denies 50 percent special counsel fee on back bills
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy rejects claims that special counsel would take 50 percent of back hospital bills for mental patient care. He explains the state seeks free legal services and that some counsel have agreed to work pro bono. A briefing for law students analyzed about 250 000 bills totaling half a billion dollars since the century's start.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Special Counsel
Mark McElroy
McElroy
Bureau of Support
Office of State Auditor
Nixon Speech Offers Few Specifics On Economic Growth
Vice President Richard Nixon told the National Junior Chamber of Commerce convention that the United States should stay ahead of the Soviet Union economically through 2000. He criticized Khrushchev's boastful pace, urged limited government action to support private industry, and offered few concrete policy proposals.
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ST. Louis
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
National Junior Chamber of Commarsas
Niwan
Nixon
United States
Algerian Held In Paris Feared Death By FLN
Mohand Bouradia, 28, a neutral Algerian in a Paris district, faces a death sentence from an FLN cell after being accused of traitorous cooperation. He was dragged from a taxi to a cafe cell where he was ordered to write a will and later warned by police that his life remains at risk.
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PARIS
Mohand Bouradia
Bouradia
France
FLN
FLN. J
Algeria
Mohand
Nine Die In Mass Car Crash Near New Iberia
A multi-vehicle collision in New Iberia Louisiana killed nine people including Aaron Williams Sr and his sons Aaron Jr Roger and Lloyd. Survivors said a car attempting to pass as a fourth approached from the opposite lane. Victims also included Reverend Lloyd D Taylor botanist from Tupelo Mississippi George Babineaux Jr Alvin Bodin Sebastian Laporte and Patrick Henry.
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New Iberia
Aaron Wiliams Sr
Aaron Jr
Roger
Lloyd
Patentville
Lloyd D. Taylor
Penta
Tupelo
George Babineaux Jr
Alvin Bodin
Sebastian A. Laporte
Jeanerette
Patrick Henry
Taylor
Weather Mixes Warmth With Showers Across Miami Valley
The Miami Valley sees cloudy skies and showers as warm moist air meets cool air. Highs near 80 expected today with tonight's low around 60. Wednesday brings partial sunshine and more scattered showers with highs near 80. Yesterday Middletown reached 82 at 5 pm and 59 at 6:30 am. Rain began at 4:45 and totaled 10 inches by 8 am.
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Middletown
Miami Valley
Eisenhower Refreshes With Hawaii Golf Stop After Asia Tour
President Eisenhower, greeted by more than 100000 Hawaiians, naps briefly then plays nine holes on a sunny Pacific course after arriving weary from his Far Eastern tour. Okinawa saw a small anti American demonstrat ion but Hawaii offered a balmy welcome.
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Honolulu
Eisenhower
Pacific
Philippines
China
Okinawa
Korea
Japanese toy makers petition Ike on pro American sentiment
Tokyo reports say Japanese toy makers told President Eisenhower they believe most Japanese favor the United States. American firms are canceling orders for Japanese goods amid riots in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
United States
Eisenhower
Keep Calm With Reds Harriman Morning Golf Visit
The dispatch notes President Eisenhower beginning a calm morning round of golf at Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station on Oahu while his motorcade drew cheers from Hawaiians. Later, New York AP reports former Gov. Harriman warning against a get tough policy toward the Soviet Union, urging calm and careful action to aid free world allies.
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Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station
Washington
Aloha
Kaneohe
New York
W. Averell Harriman
Soviet Union
Harriman
Moscow
Kremlin
Peking
Democratic National Platform Committee
Khrushcchev
Khrushchev
Cuba
Patterson's Left Jab Stuns Druids at Stonehenge Greeting
Patterson's knockout win is described as he floors an opponent amid Stonehenge rites at dawn. Police guard the midsummer crowd of about 3000 on Salisbury Plain while radios relay the Patterson Johansson bout.
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Stonehenge
England
Floyd Patterson
Order of Druids
Salisbury Plain
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