France political crisis as Bourges Maunoury ousted
In Paris the National Assembly defeated Premier Maurice Bourges Maunoury 279 to 253 over a plan for partial Algerian self rule. President Rene Coty declined to accept the resignation and asked the premier to stay until successor found as calls grew for new leadership amid Algerian independence pressures.
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Paris
France
National Assembly
Maurice Bourges - Maunoury
Algeria
Bourges-Maunoury
Rene Coty Coty
Bourges
Maunoury
Coty
UN Assembly
Jacques Soustelle
Soustelle
Charles de Gaulle
Suspect Heads to Arraignment in Bank Robbery Slaying
Warren Ohio authorities say 29 year old Glenn Dolvin will be arraigned on a first degree murder charge for killing his alleged accomplice Andrew Gerlack after a bank robbery at Mahoning National Bank Boardman Plaza on August 16. Dolvin and Gerlack reportedly fled with 31000 as investigators found Gerlack's body shot five times in a field near the Jungle Low two miles from Youngstown. Dolvin is accused of shooting after a dispute over loot.
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Warren
Ohio
Glenn Colvin
Boardman Two
T. Herbert Thomas
Andrew Gerlack
Youngstown
Thomas
Dolvin
Gerlack
Mahoning National Bank
Boardman Plaza
Trumbull County
John
Sparkman says Eisenhower erred using troops at Lide Rock High
Senator Sparkman of Alabama criticized President Eisenhower for deploying federal troops to enforce segregation at Lide Rock Central High School. He said changes in customs do not come from armed force and noted Congress opposed using troops to quell racial unrest. The senator and his wife arrived by ship during a round the world trip.
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Singapore
U. S
Ser
Sparkman
Alabama
Eisenhower
Lide Rock Central High School
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Governors Craft Plans On Little Rock Crisis Action
Four southern governors met at Washington to present a unified approach to Little Rock troop integration. They discussed withdrawing federal troops and crafting a plan to ensure compliance without federal force, while Govs Hodges Clement Collins McKeldin weighed options as President Eisenhower returned from vacation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Little Rock
White House
North Carolina
Luther Hodges
Governors
Hodges
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Clement
Leroy Collins
Florida
Southern Governors Conference
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Newport
National Guard
Central High School
Weather recap: fog and warm turn to cooler October 1
The weather notes a foggy shroud and cloudy warm start on October 1. Morning readings drop to 49 degrees, down from 66 yesterday, with lower temps and difficult travel. September rainfall totals reached 5.89 inches, matching June through August combined. September highs reached 93 on Sept 1 and a low of 4 on Sept 27.
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Couto
Sabin opposes flu vaccine for children
Cincinnati virology expert Dr. Albert Sabin says he will not vaccinate his children against Asian Flu. He prefers natural immunity from light cases this season, arguing vaccine protection is short. He supports vaccination for essential workers and those needed for community safety and order.
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Cincinnati
Albert Sabin
Sabin
Americans Protest Death in Haiti After Factory Manager's Dies
In Port au Prince Ambassador Gerald Drew protested the death of Shibley Talamas a 30 year old textile factory manager amid Haiti's post election turmoil. Roumain said Talamas died of a heart attack after a struggle during arrest and that he was not beaten. Americans were urged to observe curfew and move cautiously in Haiti.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Gerald Drew
Shibley Talamas
United States
Caribbean Negros Republic
Col
Louis Roumain
Roumain
U.S
Talamas
Kensceff
Drew
Anti Reds Win In San Marino Prompt Italian Recognition
The Christian Democrat led anti Reds government took power in San Marino and received swift recognition from Italy. Interior minister Domenico Morganti ordered arrests as Police Chief Ettore Sozzi, an Italian citizen, refused to obey and recalled contacting Italian authorities.
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San Marino
The
antiReds
Christian Democrats
Italy
Domenico Morganti
Red
Ettore Sozzi
Giovanni d Allessandro
Morganti
Sozzi
Third Body Recovered From River
In Covington Kentucky a third man identified as Joseph Hines about 35 of Cincinnati was recovered from the Ohio River after a boating accident. Earlier two other men William Beagle 38 Covington and Bill Deborde about 33 Cincinnati were found. A fourth man Lou Garlon about 35 Cincinnati remained missing as a battered boat tied to the deaths was found after being taken without permission by Bernard Lyons 24 Covington.
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Covington
Ohio River
Joseph Hines
Cincinnati
Hines
William Beagle
Bill Deborde
Lou Garlon
Bernard Lyons
Fire destroys part of Queen City Wreath Co plant
Fire at the Cincinnati three story Queen City Wreath Co plant caused extensive damage. Fire Chief Daniel Vogel estimated losses at 50000 dollars as the blaze spread to adjacent buildings and damaged Christmas materials. Company officials withheld comment pending assessment.
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Cincinnati
Queen City Wreath Co
Daniel Vogel
Dodgers Deadline To Move To Los Angeles Extended
The National League voted unanimously to extend the Dodgers' deadline to relocate to Los Angeles through October 15.
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New York
National League
Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles
Three Held After Central Park Stabbing of UN Ambassador
Police caught three men in a massive manhunt tied to the attack on Nepal's ambassador Rishikesha Shaha in Central Park. Ambassador Shaha remains hospitalized with head and chest injuries after the late night assault and robbery.
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New York
Central Park
Rishikesha Shaha
Nepal
United Nations
Lawrence Jones
Brooklyn
Man‘wattar
New York Hospital
Peet
Jones
Shaha
Cincinnati Ends Preference Voting for City Council
Cincinnati voters rejected the preparational representation system 65 593 to 4 004, ending over two decades of PR in city council elections. The simple majority method replaces the old ranked choice process, which used a mathematical formula to determine winners and was credited with minority voice and curb on one party dominance.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ithe
United States Defends School Integration at U N
At the United Nations General Assembly the U S delegate asserted that racial integration in southern schools is part of a broader advance against discrimination. AFL-CIO President George Meany said Washington maintains an open policy against race bias, regardless of concealment. U S officials aim to frame the issue as a global concern amid international scrutiny of Little Rock violence.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.S
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Washington
Little Rock
Central
Hoffa Strength for Teamsters Presidency Tested
The Teamsters convention in Miami Beach opened with a major test of delegate strength as Hoffa faced Haggerty for the presidency. Contested delegates from 322 locals weighed against Hoffa allies while Rep. Shelley urged unity to stop Hoffa, amid threats of AFL CIO expulsion if Hoffa wins. McClellan presented figures alleging 68 locals improperly named delegates as 962 locals remained eligible. Beck called the evidence inconclusive in telegram exchanges.
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Jim Thomasson
Miami Beach
Fla
Stre Ag
Simon Pure
International Brotherhood
Teamsters
Thomas J. Haggerty
Chicago
Holla
Beck
John S. Shelley
D-Calif
iHaggerty
Sen. McClellan
McClellan
Question Airman In Hit Run Case At Itazuke Air Base
Police question U S Air Force Sgt Winston Eley of Philadelphia about a hit and run near Itazuke that killed two Japanese pedestrians after his 1942 sedan struck a motorcycle injuring riders. He was released from hospital then turned over to authorities. A car found abandoned nearby.
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Itazuke
Japan
U.S. Air Force
Winston Eley
Philadelphia
Air Force
Eley
Itazuke Air Base
Vote Block Ruling May Come Today
The Supreme Court may decide today on a last-ditch Teamsters appeal to halt the union election in New York. Delegates were postponed after a temporary injunction and a circuit court ruling found the delay unnecessary. Hoffa remained a leading candidate for the presidency.
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Washington
Warren
Teamsters Union
Real Vader de Thagens
Tsters
New York
Seeesios
James R. Hoffa
Federal Dist
F. Dickinson Letts
Circuit Court of Appe
Letts
Senate
Miami Beach
Fla
Hoffa
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Florida
Engagement Recalled As Stamps Fail To Stamp Out Love
A playful air mail note reveals a broken engagement turned errand of affection. Rudolph begs forgiveness and asks for reunion while tossing a cheeky P.S. about a sweepstakes win.
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Air Mail
Rudolph
P.S
Companion killers end spree in Indiana and Michigan shootings
A cross state manhunt ended with the capture of Victor Wayne Whitley after a deadly chain of shootings that left his partner and four officers wounded or dead in Michigan and Indiana. Troopers stalled two cars, were attacked, and one officer was killed as the escape car moved toward a wooded area near North Vernon. One suspect died, another remains at large. authorities tied one man to a prior Kenova parole violation.
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North Vernon
Ind
Victor Wayne Whitley
Granger
Tex
Michigan
Indiana
Oy Whitley
Aioe
Vogel
Voegel
Clinton
Pellot
Jackson
Mich
Gordon LeCromier
Tero
Scottsburg
Kellems
Kelems
Perekins
Perkins
West Virginia
Kenova
W.va
James Walker Taylor
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