U.S. Urged to Hold Arab Conference on Syria
Sen. Mansfield proposes immediate U S dialogue with Saudi Arabia and Egypt to defend Arab nationalism from Soviet pressure. He also urges UN General Assembly to set arms shipment controls for the Middle East as Washington speeds defensive weapons to Jordan Lebanon Turkey and Iraq amid rising Syrian tensions. Dulles to brief Eisenhower on Syria before his Newport vacation ends.
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Sen
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D-Mont
Eisenhower
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
New York
Jordan
Lebanon
Turkey
Iraq
Syria
State Department
Dulles
Newport
R.1
Best Cure for Asian Flu Warned by AMA Council
The American Medical Association council on drugs advises against antibiotics or sulfa drugs for influenza. They recommend bedrest at home, fluids, and fever reducers to prevent complications, with antibiotics used only after careful sensitivity checks for secondary bacterial infections.
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Chicago
American Medical Assn. Council
AMA Council On Drugs
AMA
AMA Journal
Today's Chuckle The Honest Boasts Reveal Suspicion
A witty quip notes that the only man who brags about his honesty is likely the one who suspects he is suspected. The line plays on distrust and self awareness in a humorous caveat about truth telling.
Integration Crisis at Central High Sparks Tense Standoff
National Guardsmen block entry as six students from Minneapolis are escorted from Little Rock Central High amid ongoing integration protests. Governor Faubus seeks federal help while Judge Davies prepares to hear the school board’s bid for a temporary postponement.
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Central High
Minneapolis
Alan Templeton
New Orleans
Murray Gallinson
Col
Marion Johnson
Marion Segal
Robert Milavetz
Mike Goldman
Steve Lange
Harris Levine
Gallinson
Little Rock
Ronald N. Davies
Plans To Return To Capital
President Eisenhower will leave his Newport vacation to return to Washington for talks on the Arkansas school integration crisis and the Middle East threat. He will confer with Atty. Gen. Brownell, meet with Dulles and Lou Henderson, and discuss fiscal year plans with Budget Director Brundage. He also plans a Baltimore stop for Ruth Eisenhower's coming-out party.
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Eisenhower
Faubus
Newport
R.I
Washington
Atty
Brownell
Arkansas
Little Rock
New England
Middle East
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Narragansett Bay
U.S. Naval Base
Coaster’s Harbor Island
James C. Hagerty
White House
Gen. Brownell
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Central High
U.S
Dulles
State Department
Lou Henderson
Syria
Henderson
Mideast
Congress
Brundage
Baltimore
Ruth Eisenhower
Milton S. Eisenhower
Jonas Hopkins University
Ban on travel to Albania may be eased again
Washington weighs easing an 11 year US travel ban to Communist Albania. The move follows a surprise end to the seven year embargo on Bulgaria and signals potential renewal of diplomatic contact with both Red states. Officials note talks remain months away and no new envoy plan yet.
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Washington
United States
Albania
State Department
Bulgaria
U.S
Durazzo
Saseno
Mediterranean
Avery Brundage
International Olympic
California
Squaw Valley
Balkan
Sofia
Elusive traveler of fake checks nabbed in Cleveland
After 11 years Indiana State Police Lt Edwin C Schroeder arrested Charles R Speedie 51 of San Fernando California “The Traveler” who cashed phoney checks across 40 states totaling about 1 million dollars He faced three hours of questioning in Cleveland with 30 pounds of evidence in his portfolio Speedie proposed a joint federal charge for all states or plead innocent to fight extradition Speedie said he started in 1945 and typically cashed checks around 50 dollars He will face a preliminary hearing in Middleburgh Heights Ohio to determine who prosecutes He appeared described as a kind yet highly cunning man.
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Cleveland
Indiana
Edwin C. Schroeder
Schroeder
Charles R. Speedie
San Fernando
Calif
Speedie
John McCrory
Omaha
Neb
Wendell V. Sweet
Middleburgh
Decrnee
Edsel Deal Is Solved
Ford Edsel division says a New York dealer apologized by telegram to about 1,200 Edsel dealers for early sale of a new Edsel convertible found on a Cleveland used car lot. The dealer, Charles Kreisler, offered to repurchase. no disciplinary action planned. Price figures cited ranged from 3,500 to 4,000 dollars for the telegrams and the car.
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Detroit
Edsel
Ford Motor Co
New York
Cleveland
Charles Kreisler
Manhattan
Helbig Auto Sales Co
Kreisler
Autumn Weather Maintains Cool Dry Pattern For Weekend
The Miami Valley remains under a cool dry high pressure system with autumn like conditions. Late tonight a surge of warm moist air from Texas could bring light showers or rain. Today will be partly cloudy and cool with a high near 75 and low around 49. Saturday may see showers with a high of about 87. Middletown reported a high of 78 yesterday and a low of 46 this morning.
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Miami Valley
Texas
Middletown
Cuban Army Ends Brief Rebel War
In a high command statement from Havana the Batista government said it smashed an uprising by rebels and dissident naval and maritime police in Cienfuegos, reporting 75 total casualties and 40 to 50 rebels killed or wounded. It blamed ex president Prio Socarras for masterminding the revolt and said the uprising was crushed with army, navy, and police action after rebels seized the police HQ.
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Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
High Command
Carrlos Prio Socarras
Cienfuegos
Prio
Ciesfuegos
Francisco Tabernilla
Army
Adm
Jose Rodriguez Calderon
Navy
Hernando Hernandez
Camp Columbia
Batista
Cienfuegos Naval Post
Naval Post
National Police
Piio
Ciene Juegos
Sierra Maestra
Fidel Castro
Bus Kills Woman in Cincinnati Crosswalk, 55
A bus struck and killed Mrs. Doris Anstedd, 55, as she crossed Madison Road near Cincinnati after leaving work for Newport, Kentucky, on Thursday night. The incident occurred as she attempted to reach her home, with authorities investigating the accident.
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Cincinnati
Doris Anstedd
Newport
Madison Road
Jim Crow Dies Hard in Little Rock Race Barriers
In Little Rock Ark racial barriers show signs of fading with whites and Blacks sharing buses and recreation spaces. Armed National Guards surround Central High amid federal integration orders while locals debate politics and pace of desegregation in schools and public life.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Orval Faubus
Woodrow Mann
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