Eisenhower Labels Faubus Mistaken Man Over Little Rock
President Eisenhower called Governor Orval Faubus mistaken and said his actions harm Arkansas and its capital. He outlined two possible paths to withdraw troops from Little Rock after court orders are upheld and peace is ensured, and noted a four governor committee seeks a solution.
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Eisenhower
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Little Rock
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Braves Edge Yankees 4-2 in World Series Game Two
Milwaukee Braves push ahead with two fourth inning runs on three singles and an error by Tony Kubek to take a 4-2 lead over the New York Yankees in the second game of the 1957 World Series. Johnny Logan and Hank Bauer each homer earlier in the game. Weather forecast for the day calls for fair skies and upper 60s with light northwest winds.
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Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Shantz
Tony Kubek
New York Yankees
Milwaukee
Johnny Logan
Hank Bauer
World Series Facts and Figures Standings
Milwau kee NL and New York AL split the first game at Yankee Stadium with a 3 1 victory by the Yankees. Spahn, Johnson, McMahon Crandall Ford and Berra noted among pitchers. Second game at Yankee Stadium today. schedule shows potential games in Milwaukee and County Stadium with possible seventh game at Yankee Stadium if needed.
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Johnson
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Two Man Battle Looms In Fight Against Hoffa
Thomas L. Hickey of New York withdrew as a candidate for the Teamsters Union presidency in favor of William A. Lee of Chicago, with Thomas J. Haggerty also possibly pulling out to leave Lee as Hoffa’s sole opponent. Hoffa led in polls as convention delays, court challenges loomed, and delegates rallied for his election while factions debated expulsion threats and internal investigations.
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Thomas L. Hickey
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Thomas J. Haggerty
Chicago
Eisenhower Seeks U N Talks Amid Saudi Split Over Syria
President Eisenhower said he received a warm message from King Saud after Saudi envoy Ahmad Shukairy publicly opposed U N action on Syria. The Saudi stand widens rift with the United States as Secretary Dulles prepares for Friday talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko on world problems. Disarmament may be discussed but focus remains the Middle East and preventing Soviet influence. Shukairy’s UN remarks signaled a policy break and sparked questions about Saudi Arabia’s role with the West.
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Eisenhower
Saud
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Syria
United Nations
Ahmad Shukairy
Shukairy
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Andrei Gromyko
London
U.N. General Assembly
Mationg Hove
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
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General’ Assembly
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Ahmad Shukshy
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Chuckle Rant Prompts Absurd Advice for Conversation Skills
A humor piece mocks the idea of becoming a skilled conversationalist and jokes about learning to put one’s foot through a television set as a tactic. The biting line satirizes self help tropes and social polish.
Tanks Face San Marino Combatants
Italian troops and armored cars massed at the San Marino border amid a split regime. The anti Communist authorities issued World War II era pistols to guards at a steel plant near the border, while Communist volunteers set roadblocks eight miles away. The Reds held most of San Marino with a small anti Communist zone near the plant. The Communists urged UN police to intervene. Searchlights swept the countryside at night for intruders.
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United Nations
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Snake expert relates how poison killed him
Chicago museum expert Dr Karl P Schmidt died within 24 hours after a South African boomslang bite. The 67 year old curator emeritus of the Chicago Natural History Museum was bitten September 25 while examining a tree snake. He described bleeding punctures and nausea in a diary that charts a rapid decline with mouth and nosebleeds, then abdominal pain and vomiting before his death on September 26.
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Karl P. Schmidt
Schmidt
Chicago Natural History Museum
Lincoln Park Zoo
Homewood
Asciates
Effort To Settle Little Rock Woes Stalled
Washington reported deadlock as federal troops remained in Little Rock Arkansas amid a school integration dispute. Governors from four southern states failed to secure a durable commitment from Governor Faubus who refused to modify assurances regarding order after troop withdrawal.
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Faubus
Arkansas National Guardsmen
Eisenhower
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Nashville
Clement
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
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Raleigh
Governors’ Committee
Shrevepor
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Hays
Newport
R.J
James C. Hagerty
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Ohio Bell Strike Ends. Workers Return After 17 Days
A 17 day Ohio Bell Telephone Co strike ends as 18 500 workers in 45 cities return to work. The company says wage increases and other terms were agreed but a full new contract remains pending negotiations under the old pact's terms.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Communiations Workers of America
Martin J. Hughes
Ohio
Ohio Bell
Aes
Hughes
West Faces Second Mideast Blast At UN
At the United Nations General Assembly Egypt joins Saudi Arabia in asserting that Soviet supplied arms to Syria are Syria’s concern only. U N sources note Egyptian diplomats fear Gromyko’s early remarks could turn the crisis into a political football and risk Arab control of the outcome.
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N.Y
Egypt
U.N. Assembly
Fawzi
Saudi Arabia
Syria
U.N
Andrei Gromyko
Middle East
United States
Russia
Knowland enters California governor race for 1966 term
Sen. William F. Knowland officially announces his entry in the California gubernatorial race. He says he has decided to run to devote himself to the duties of the office if nominated and elected, with a focus on administration during the term or terms ahead.
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Calif
William F. Knowland
California
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