Arrest orders issued for Arkansas NAACP officers
In Little Rock police were authorized to arrest any NAACP officers found in the city after the council voted unanimously to back the action. Acting Mayor Lee H. Evans and seven aldermen supported the move following an NAACP failure to provide confidential files under a new ordinance with a deadline that passed yesterday.
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Little Rock, Ark
National Assn
Little Rock
Lee H. Evans
NAACP
L. C. Bates
New York
J. C. Crenhhaw
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Lite Rock
Woodrow Wilson Mann
Lect. 15
U.S. District Court
League of Central High Mothers
Freedom Fund For
Capital Citizens Council
Mann
Nixon Targeted by Georgia Group Over Resettlement Plan
A Georgia group aiming to resettle Negro families in Northern white suburbs says Vice President Nixon may be its first target though founder Alan Kemper and A. A. Fowler Jr. deny the report. Fowler says an option on a $75,000 house exists in a major American city for a wholesome Georgia family by Christmas. The Washington rumor is disputed as baseless by Fowler and Kemper.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Richard Nixon
American Resettlement Foundation, Inc
Alan Kemper
Foundation
Nixon
A. A. Fowler Jr
Douglasville
Associated Press
Fowler
Kemper
United States
Wesley Heights
Washington
Nixons
Mary H. Renshaw
Washington Post
Times Herald
Renshaw
Post and Times Herald
Augusta
Agusta Herald
Plane skids to landing with wheels up at L A Airport
A United Airlines DC 7 landed safely at Los Angeles International after its right landing gear failed to deploy. The aircraft touched down with wheels retracted, sparking as it slid on a dry runway, then glided over foam before stopping. Passengers began to debark.
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United Airlines
Los Angeles International Airport
Rangers Move to Keep Peace in Strike Torn East Texas
Texas Ranger Capt. Jay Banks led reinforcements across a 10 county area around Lone Star Steel Co. to quell violence tied to a six week wildcat strike over vacancies. Reinforcements included 10 Rangers and 16 State Patrolmen after Gov. Daniel was lobbied by the local publisher.
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Daingerfield
Tex
Texas Ranger
Jay Banks
East Texas
Lone Star Steel Co
Banks
Scommand
Price Daniel
Carl Estes
Longview News- Journal
Avinger
Hallowen
Knight Rumor Seeks Senate Bid Upends California Politics
California Governor Goodwin Knight faces renewed rumors he will abandon reelection to run for the Senate. Reports say a Knight candidacy could clear the Republican field for William F. Knowland and trigger a major intraparty clash, while Atty. Gen. Edmund Brown heads the Democratic ticket unopposed. Brown calls Knight’s shift cynical, claiming a Knowland plot pressured Knight with fundraising and support withdrawals.
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Sacramento
Calif
Goodwin Knight
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington
William F. Knowland
Edmund G. Brown
Seamen Strike Ends in Tokyo After Five Days
The Japan sea men's union ended a five day strike that halted ships over 1,800 tons and ordered a new five day walkout to begin Saturday.
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Tokyo
Japan Seamen's Union
Zhukov Faces Ouster Clash With Khrushchev Stirs Moscow
In Moscow, the Soviet navy newspaper accused attempts to create one man command in the army and navy as Zhukov fights removal from defense minister post. Western dispatches say Zhukov faced party pressure and possible expulsion from the Central Committee and Presidium amid reports he resisted a lesser post and sought power.
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Moscow
Sele SB
Georgi K. Zhukov
Zhukov
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Central Committee
Presidium
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Fleet
Red Star
Defense Ministry
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrusnchev
Mild weekend forecast for Miami Valley amid variable October weather
The Miami Valley is expected to enjoy fair and mild conditions this weekend with possible rain on Sunday. Today will be partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 65. Tonight remains mild with a low around 41, while Saturday and Sunday trend partly cloudy with a Sunday shower and a high around 67. October totals show above normal rainfall and cooler averages compared with long term norms, with 1.66 inches of rain for the month and a yearly 32.13 inches by late October 1957. Middletown recorded a high of 60 and a low of 31 yesterday.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Temptation Turns Quiet After Passages Into Seventy
Cartoonish quip notes that after turning fifty temptation seems to drift away as life quietly changes pace. The humor centers on aging and self restraint with a dry supermarket-style punchline.
Beck Link Admitted By Pitzele
Merlyn Pitzele testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that he earned 5000 dollars annually from 1953 to 1955 as an adviser to Dave Beck head of the Teamsters Union. He said payments came from Labor Relations Associates of Chicago led by Nathan Shefferman, a noted union busting specialist. Pitzele also said he grew disenchanted after three years and quit. Beck and Hoffa have faced misconduct and misuse of union funds allegations. Kennedy said a brief session was expected with Zigmund Snyder likely to testify about activities related to Hoffa. Snyder allegedly organized a stevedoring group on Detroit waterfront and ran an auto wash using nonunion workers while dues were collected elsewhere.
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Washington
Merlyn Pitgele
Eisenhower
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Senate
Labor Relations Associates of
Chicago
Nathan W. Shefferman
Pitzele
Business Week
Beck
Teamsters
Daniel Tobin
New York
Kennedy
Zigmund Snyder
James Hoffa
Detroit
Atomic Bombers Hit U S Cities In SAC Competition
An armada of atomic bombers led by two British RAF jets simulated night strikes on Kansas City St Louis and Atlanta during the second round of the Strategic Air Command annual contest at Pinecastle Base Florida The event featured Avro Vulcan and Vickers Valiant bombers with crews from Waddington Wintering and other bases and tracked radar bombing at 33000 to 35000 feet amid scoring for 1000 pound general purpose loads.
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Pinecastle Air Force Base
Fla
Britain
Royal Air Force
Kansas City
St. Louis
Atlanta
Strategic Air Command
Avro Vulcan
Waddington
Linconshire
C. C. Calder
Wintering
Northamptonshire
Ronald W. Payne
Florida
Vulcan
March’ ‘Afb
Calif
509Th
Walker Afb
Roswell
N. M
Carswell Afb
Tex
Travis Air Force Base
Robert D. Gardner
Salem
Ore
Witness Chooses Army Over Jail in Draft Evasion Case
In Cleveland Abraham Hofstetter 25, a Jehovah's Witness from Wayne County near Dalton, chose induction into the Army over jail. He joins six others charged with draft evasion. the judge delayed sentencing others to five minutes and Hofstetter will report for induction. Lt Col Raymond Clouse noted it as a first for a sect member choosing induction.
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Cleveland
Jehovah's Witness Sect
Abraham Hofstetter
Dalton
Wayne County
Ida Hofstetter
Paul C. Weick
Hofstetter
Weick
Raymond Clouse
State Selective Service Unit
Columbus
Gunman Traps Wounded Salesman In Car Trunk
Detectives found Robert H Martin a 57 year old Chicago salesman bound and bloodied in the trunk of his car after a near eight hour terror ride starting in Camden. He was robbed of $100 shoes and overcoat and suffered skull fracture and other injuries. He identified a black assailant about 25 years old who hijacked the car on the New Jersey Turnpike. Martin worked for Pratt Luggage Co. of Chicago.
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Newark
N. J.P
Chicago
Robert H Martin
Camden
Martin
Martland Medical Center
Robert Ginrich
William Luckey Jr
Ginrich
Luckey
New Jersey Turnpike
Pratt Luggage Co
Philadelphia
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Rangers
By James Martin
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Knight
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