Weapons War Nears Climax
Industrialist David Sarnoff warned at the Army group meeting that victory in the cold war is near impossible without preventing hydrogen war. He predicted mass ICBM production within five years and warned emotions could override restraint. Willard Libby discussed public education on nuclear fallout and growing civilian understanding.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
David Sarnoff
Sarnoff
Radio Corp of America
Assn
Army
United States
Moscow
Russia
Pigeonhole For School Aid Likely
The 1958 House education subcommittee plans to pigeonhole federal school construction aid, citing politics over integration and Eisenhower leadership. Rep. Cleveland Bailey says the administration will again push the proposal in 1959, while special aid to districts near defense sites continues.
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Washington
Congress
House Committee
Cleveland M. Bailey
D-Wva
House
Eisenhower
Bailey
Rep
Eliott
D-Ala
Army seeks relaxed missile range limits says general
Gen. Willard G. Wyman, head of the Continental Army Command, suggested the Defense Department should relax range restrictions on Army missiles. He called current 200 mile bombardment range and 100 mile antiair guided range dangerous to progress.
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Army
Defense Department
Willard G. Wyman
Continental Army Command
Wyman
Dior Funeral at Church Hounte dEylau
Funeral services for Christian Dior filled the Church of Ste. Honore d'Eylau in Paris with invited guests and thousands more along the sidewalks. Inside, Dior seamstresses occupied front pews while black clad mannequins sat center and other designers lined the right.
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Paris
Christian Dior
Church of
Ste. Honore d’Eylau
Dior House
Dior
France
Judge's Son Admits $20,000 Bank Robbery in Massillon
Emmett D. Graybill Jr., 25, son of a Massillon municipal judge, confessed to stealing $20,000 from a drive in bank in Canton Massillon. Police traced the cash buried in a tin can after his Saturday heist and stated he craved excitement not money. He worked 14 months at the branch and led authorities to the buried loot. He faces federal court proceedings pending a U S commissioner appearance.
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Canton
Ohio
Emmett D. Graybill Jr
Massillon
Harter Bank & Trust Co
John B. Root
Graybill
Root
U. S
Chastened Siam Returns to Custody on Farm
Liam the elephant, chased through the Catskills for 13 days, was captured near a quarry after a day of escapes. A trainer calmed her with talk, hobbling chains were placed, and a veterinarian treated her with penicillin and whiskey in feed as she was returned to the farm with fellow elephants Bombay and Elhi.
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Liam
Joyce Vidbel
Mitchell Hollow
N.Y
Catskills
Catskill Mountains
Alfred Vidbel
Vidbel
Bombay
Elhi
Siam
Lausche Declares Neutral Stance in Ohio Elections
Senator Lausche says he will support the Democratic nominees for Ohio governor and senator next year but will remain neutral through the primary. He notes reports he favors certain candidates and refuses to spell out names while stressing merit based choice. Burke DiSalle and Sensenbrenner are among those viewed as potential beneficiaries of his backing.
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Washington
Sen
Lausche
Ohio
O'Neill
Bricker
Columbus
Ime
Sensenbrenner
Thomas Burke
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Burke
DiSalle
Senate
Autumn Weather Expected to Stay Mild in Miami Valley
Warm air from the south moves into the Miami Valley keeping temperatures near ideal for autumn. Officials forecast fair mild weather today tonight and Wednesday with highs around 60 and lows near 40. Middletown reported a high of 56 at 3 15 PM and a low of 29 at 6 30 AM.
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Miami Valley
Southland
Middletown
Japanese Iron and Steel Workers Strike in Tokyo
About 100000 Japanese iron and steel workers began a 48 hour strike in Tokyo demanding higher pay and improved pensions.
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Tokyo
Red Leaders Battle Over Zhukov Power In Soviet Central Committee
Reported tensions rose between Marshal Georgi Zhukov and Soviet party boss Nikita Khrushchev as a central committee meeting debated whether Zhukov should remain in the Presidium. Western observers noted censorship and hints of a high stakes clash over military control and Middle East policy.
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London
Georgi Zhukov
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Whin
Annlee
Zhukov
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Soviet Union
Khrushchy
Red Army
Stalin
Khrushchevy
Khrushchev
Middle East
Syria
Western
Communist Daily Worker
Daily Worker
Communist Party
Nikita S Khrushlobes
Prejudice Keeps Some From Listening to Both Sides
Some people are so prejudiced they will not even listen to both sides of a phonograph record, reflecting attitudes that limit open discussion and fair judgment.
Don't Take That Jive Now Satchmo Sounds Off On Race Disturbances
Louis Armstrong criticizes U S race policy and defends Negro pride during South American tour. He said the government is run by Southerners and warned against being pushed around. A near riot greeted his arrival in Argentina as fans surged past police to reach him.
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Buenos Aires
Louis Armstrong
U. S
South America
Armstrong
Little Rock
State Department J
Rus
Sia
State Department
Dulles Urges Free World to Stay Alert for Soviet Moves
Secretary of State Dulles warned that domestic Russian upheaval could trigger external acts by the Soviet Union and urged the free world to stay vigilant. He addressed NATO invites, Zhukov’s potential roles, defense budget shifts, and ethics in accepting gifts by officials.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Free World
Soviet Union
Georgi Zhukov
U. S
Eisenhower
NATO Council
Paris
Marshal Zhukov
Zaukov
Europe
Far East
King Saud
Victor Purse
State Department
Fish Earns His Liberty in Bold Rescue Tale
Ponteland England A 2 pound tench survived a 270 minute car trip and 17 hours out of water before being freed by engineer George Clay after a weekend fishing trip in Worcester shire. He kept the fish in a dry newspaper then in a garage before releasing it into a lake.
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Ponteland
England
George Clay
Worcestershire
Pilot Lands on City Street Asking for Airport
Albuquerque police officer Larry Eversull stopped a light plane that landed on a street near his patrol car. The pilot shouted he was bound for Montane and asked for the nearest airport before taking off. Eversull said he should have issued a ticket.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Larry Eversull
Eversull
Montane
Senate Rackets Committee Probes Sears Labor Policies
The Senate Rackets Committee continues its inquiry into Sears labor policies amid testimony about a 1953 Boston unionization drive. Witnesses include Sears manager Charles Seville of Indianapolis and Nathan Shefferman’s Labor Relations Associates, with former Sears employee James Donoghue detailing threats and an automobile wreck scheme allegedly tied to the Retail Clerks Union and Teamsters.
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Raymond Cohen
Philadelphia Teamsters Union
Senate
Sears
James R. Donoghue
Boston
Donoghue
Teamsters
Teamsters Union
Pilot Vanishes After Dive From Pacific Coast
Coast Guard crews searched 100 miles off Washington after a stolen single engine plane piloted by J A Greenawalt of Seattle radioed he would take a dive to end his life. The wreckage was reported after radar tracked the aircraft from 11 000 feet to the ocean. Greenawalt, 22, had resigned from Seattle Air Traffic Control Center in September. His brother Richard E Greenawalt, 26, in Columbus Ohio, said Greenawalt had informed his mother of a separation from his wife and planned to return to Columbus.
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Seattle
Coast Guard
Pacific
Washington
Boeing Field
Puget Sound
J. A. Greenawalt
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Hoquiam
Greenawalt
CAA
Columbus
French Reject Mollet and Open Path for Gaillard Cabinet
Paris reports President Rene Coty asked Felix Gaillard to form a new government after the National Assembly rejected Guy Mollet 290 to 227. Gaillard, 37, a finance wizard, would sound out leaders before deciding to accept the mandate and could become the youngest French premier.
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Paris
Felix Gaillard
Rene Coty
National Assembly
Guy Mollet
Gaillard
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
Mollett
Antoine Pinay
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Satchmo
Fish
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