Hoegh Responds To Criticism By Ignoring Reporter
In Columbus Ohio federal civil defense chief Leo A Hoegh faced a reporter’s question about Senator Stephen Young’s criticism. Hoegh dismissed the inquiry with a light remark asking Who's Stephen Young effectively sidestepping the criticism of the civil defense program.
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Columbus
Ohio
Leo A. Hoegh
Civil Defense
Stephen M. Young
Dohio
Hoegh
Stephen Young
Dad and Son Held for Triple Murders in Kentucky Village
In Barboursville Kentucky a father John Tommy King 52 and son J B King 17 were arrested on murder warrants after three Honeycutt family members died in a feud over a cow near their farm. Sheriff reports Cecil Honeycutt 11 daughter Joe Honeycutt Jr 34 and Nathan Honeycutt 43 were killed. The boy witnessed the shooting and identified the attackers who surrendered at the sheriff's office, each armed with a pistol.
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Barboursville
Baugaman
John Tommy King
J. B. King
Paul Stamper
Nathan Honeycutt
Thomas
Joe Honeycutt Jr
Stamper
Cecil Honeycutt
Joe
Honeycutts
Kings
Baltimore Park Riot Taints All Nations Day
An All Nations Day celebration at Gwynn Oak Park devolved into a mob scene as about 40 pickets from the Committee on Racial Equality faced assault from a crowd of about 500. Police escorted some individuals out after jeers and threats, with several charged with disorderly conduct and Ivor Kraft battered amid the chaos.
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Baltimore
Gwynn Oak Park
Russia
Committee On Racial Equality
Baltimore County
Ivor Kraft
Kraft
James L. Lacy
Washington
Joseph C. Sheehan
Lacy
Sheehan
Jaretha Z. Joyner
Dale H. Drews
Giles E. Brown
Storm Kills 10 in Ancona Italy
A violent Adriatic storm that hit Ancona Saturday night raised the death toll to 10 today. Rescue efforts continue as authorities brace for possible further casualties and assess damage across the port city.
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Ancona
Italy
Adriatic
Eisenhower Flies Home From European Swing
President Eisenhower ended a 13 day European tour and flies to Washington to prepare for his Khrushchev meeting. Weather in Iceland canceled a lunch with Asgeirsson. he traveled via Gander with plans to land at National Airport or Andrews Base. He relaxed after golfing at Culzean Castle and visited Burns birthplace. crowds in Maybole cheered as he left.
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Prestwice
Scotland
Eisenhower
Europe
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Iceland
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Ike
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Culzean Castle
Culzean
Marchioness of
Alloway
Robert Burns
Maybole
Turnberry
Hagerty
Prestwick
United States Air Force
U.S
John Hay Whitney
James Gault
NATO
France
Gault
Bat Believed Used In Cincinnati Slaying
Detectives say a baseball bat found near Ivory Rozier, 60, may have been used to beat him to death. Rozier, of Cincinnati, died at General Hospital after being found unconscious in a West End doorway.
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Cincinnati
Ivory Rozier
Rozier
General Hospital
West End
India publishes white paper on border dispute with China
The Indian government released a 125 page white paper detailing notes and communications with Peiping that reveal a broader border conflict than previously indicated. It follows the 1954 Indo-Chinese coexistence treaty and aims to focus world attention on the border situation. Red Chinese troops are believed to still hold several Indian border sections seized in August.
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New Deli
India
Red China
New Delhi
Peiping
Nehru
Indian
Ia'e
United States pushes UN fact finding mission on Laos crisis
The United States leads a move to urge the Security Council to dispatch a fact finding mission to troubled Laos amid calls for a UN emergency force. North Vietnam rejects Laos plea and accuses U S interference as a threat to peace in Vietnam. Soviet veto could trigger General Assembly action.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.S. Security Council
Laos
U. S
Council
U.N
Viet Nam
Democratic Republic of
Red Viet
Soviet Union
General Assembly
International Control Commission
French Indochina
Britain
Laos Frontline Tensions Spark UN Secretary Report
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to present a letter from Laotian Foreign Minister Khamphan Panya describing renewed clashes with Communist Pathet Lao rebels since May. The note cites July and August cross-border incursions by foreign troops and a violent August attack with North Vietnamese involvement.
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Prince Souphanouvorg
Pathet Lao
Laos
Dag Hammarskjold
Khamphan Panya
Viet Nam
North
Labor Day Road Toll Nears All Time High
The National Safety Council warned the Labor Day weekend could approach the all time high toll unless drivers act with responsibility. Early weekend counts show traffic deaths rising, with about 450 predicted for the holiday. AP surveys reported 307 auto deaths and 15 boating fatalities in a prior weekend.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Department of Highway Safety
Ohio
Sunny and hot weather forecast for Miami Valley
The Miami Valley should expect sunny skies and hot, humid conditions for today and tomorrow. Highs reach 92 today and 90 on Tuesday with lows around 70. Humid conditions produce a discomfort index near 81 today.
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Miami Valley
Mitchell Talks Strike Impact on Inflation and Policy
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell says a steel settlement could be noninflationary in wages and prices. He warns government intervention may be needed by early October if talks fail, as steel shortages and rising unemployment loom by late September. Negotiations resume in New York next week.
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Washington
James P. Mitchell
Abc-T
New York
Mitchell
Britain set for general election as Macmillan to see Queen
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said he will travel to Balmoral to meet Queen Elizabeth before naming election day. A national vote will decide whether the Conservatives or Hugh Gaitskell's Labour Party leads Britain for the next five years. Voting is favored for October 8 or 15.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Queen Elizabeth
Balmoral
House of Commons
Macmillan
Hugh Gaitskell
Labor Party
Britain
Ex-Con Knight spurns plea of missing trooper wife
In East Lansing Clara Souden, wife of missing state trooper Albert Souden, pleaded with ex convict Alvin Knight to reveal what happened. Knight, with a history of Ohio and Michigan burglaries dating back to 1930, told her he was sorry for her and her baby but refused to offer information, battling tears but insisting he was not weakening.
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East Lansing
Mich
Alvin Knight
Albert Souden
Clara Souden
Knight
Ohio
Michigan
Knight Interview Highlights Police Stress in Michigan Case
Police recount a tense interview with Knight as investigators probe the disappearance of Louden a 29 year old who vanished after questioning Knight about a 75 dollar factory burglary. Knight admitted being in the trooper car but claimed no knowledge of Souden’s fate as searchers cover the Argentine area with multiple squads and volunteers.
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Louden
Knight
Michigan
Souden
Argentine
Flint
Fabian Plans Return to School for Diploma
Fabian the 16 year old rock star will pursue a diploma from South Philadelphia High School in absentia due to schedule demands. Principal Joseph J. Rossi notes he could be dropped but Fabian and his parents want the diploma, with tutoring arranged at 10 dollars an hour.
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Philadelphia
Fabian
South Philadelphia
Hollywood
Board of Education
Joseph J. Rossi
South Philadelphia High
Rossi
Chuckle: A Clever Woman Outsmarts a conceited Man
A witty saying notes that a clever woman can bluff a proud man into thinking he outsmarts himself. The quip plays on gendered wisdom and social humor.
Labor Day Battles Split Over Labor Control and Steel Strike
Union leaders mark Labor Day with bitter rhetoric over a new labor control bill and rising employer resistance to wage gains amid the steel strike. AFL CIO backs a “Support the Steel workers Day” while touting education and political power to counter big business. President Eisenhower praises gains in workers’ living standards and calls for continued progress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
Ers
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
White House
Carey
Mitchell
Peter J. McGuire
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Gunth
China
Lynda Lee Mead
Carolus Brown
Kentucky
Atlantic City
North Viet Nam
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Robert Miller
Dayton
Willie Jones
Miller
Crosley Field
Howard Seiler
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