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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1958

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Eisenhower warns Red China to negotiate or face war

President Eisenhower in a nationwide address urged Red China to stop aggression and negotiate or be prepared to fight. He linked Quemoy bombardment to a broader plan to conquer the western Pacific and pledged no appeasement while urging talks with Red China or at the United Nations.

Washington Eisenhower Western Pacific Red China White House Soviet Union Quemoy Munich Free World United States United Nations Warsaw United Nations Security Council Formosa Straits

Blockade Is Big Success By Tuckman In Formosa Straits Crisis

Nationalist forces report another failed attempt to run the Communist blockade of Quemoy as Red shore batteries shell nearby islands. About 300 shells hit Quemoy and Little Quemoy Ehrtan and Titan, with U.S. warships staying 3 to 12 miles off to avoid direct engagement. Nationalist officials urge stronger American action to protect supply convoys and consider air drops or air assaults on Red positions.

Robert Tuckman Taipei Quemoy Formosa Strait Little Quemoy Ehrtan Titan U.S Associated Press James Cary Quemoy Beach 7Th Fleet Pescadores Islands Peiping China United States J.S Pescadores Red China U.S. 7Th Fleet

Blockade Of Quemoy Heightens Risk Of Escalation

The report states the Communist blockade around Quemoy is highly effective and could wear down the Nationalist garrison of 80 000 to 100 000. It notes that air and sea resupply faces intense radar fire and that parachute drops are impractical, urging a rapid, decisive assault to break the siege. The piece warns that any large scale attack by Nationalist forces or Allied planes risks drawing Soviet involvement.

Red Mainland Queumnoy Quemoy Soch Soviet Union

Weekend Warmth Forecast for Miami Valley

The Miami Valley expects a gradual warming trend with today and tonight not as cool and a high around 77 and a low near 62. Warmer weather is predicted for Saturday and Sunday with highs about 75. Middletown’s low was 45 at 5 30 a.m. and yesterday’s high reached 69 at 6 30 p.m.

Miami Valley Middletown

Police Probe Murders of Nimer Parents in Staten Island

New York AP reports detectives pursue new angles in the Staten Island double slaying of Dr. Melvin Nimer Sr. and Lou Jean Nimer. Eight-year-old Melvin Nimer Jr. confessed at times and was hospitalized for psychiatric evaluation while investigators seek motive and confirm the boy’s role.

Melvin Nimer Jr Bellevue, N.Y Melvin New York Melvin Dean Nimer Jr Staten Island Bellevue Hospital Manhattan Braisted Melvin Nimer Sr Lou Jean Staten Island ‘Health Center Orem Utah U.S. Public Health Service

Will Adams Quit Question Rises in GOP Circles

GOP campaigners in Washington believe Sherman Adams will resign soon as the Eisenhower aide faces a controversy over favors from Bernard Goldfine. Senate and House campaign chairmen reportedly pause any ouster statement, with Andrew Schoeppel and Richard Simpson opting to wait for developments. Eisenhower backs Adams despite critical questions about integrity. The Maine election defeat of Goldfine ally Senator Frederick Payne alters momentum.

Washington Sherman Adams White House Eisenhower Senate House Adams Andrew F. Schoeppel R-Kan Richard M. Simpson Bernard Goldfine Bos Goldfine Tais Maine GOP Frederick G. Payne

Republican bid to sever Adams from administration grows

Snowballing demands from Republican candidates push for separation from an administration that boasted high ethical standards. Schoepper and Simpson weigh a joint public statement.

Adams Schoepper Simpson

Supreme Court Orders Immediate Integration at Central High

The 1957 ruling unANIMOUSLY directs immediate desegregation of Little Rock Central High as the school opens. Governor Faubus threatens closure. the court cites imminent start of the new term and promises a detailed opinion later. Thurgood Marshall welcomes the decision while critics decry federal intervention.

Washington U.S. Supreme Court Little Rock Central High School Warren U.S. District Court Central High Orval E. Faubus Arkansas Gov. Faubus Wayne Upton Court of Appeals 8Th Circuit St. Louis

Bride Who Went To School Faces Parental Backlash

Midland Park New Jersey parents urge the Board of Education to expel or bar from activities a 16 year old senior who eloped and remarried, while the school weighs a legal opinion. Hope Skinner remains a active student and home life wife amid town controversy.

Midland Park N.J Hope Skinner Nyman Midland Park High School Board of Education John Hammersma Jr Hope Pretty Brunette Fred E. dePlanque Richard A. Nyman Wyckoff Reformed Church Skinners Harold A. Skinner

Beamtown High Pilots Flawed Electronic Class Tracking

Beaumont High School in St Louis, using an electronic brain to route 2000 students, failed to organize classes. About 700 students received incorrect assignments with many in wrong rooms. Principal Gammeter called it the worst snafu in 34 years.

ST. Louis United States Board of Education Beaumont High School Walter Gammeter Gammeter

Gls Ready To Leave Near East

BEIRUT Lebanon AP American soldiers and Marines have been in Lebanon two months and want to go home. Troops complain they miss Germany and the German homeland. An Army spokesman notes soldiers talked of Germany and the U.S.A. return, now longing for home. Marines had hoped for combat but are under strict orders not to fire at rebels and rebels are told not to shoot at Americans.

Staten Island John M. Braisted Mewsmen Beirut Lebanon Germany U.S.A Europe Joseph Zingone Philadelphia Aschaffenburg

Troops in Beirut Voice Daily Gripes and Friendly Local Reception

Soldiers quartered in tents near Beirut endure heat dust and limited liberty while adjusting to life between dusty camps and the seaside tourist scene. Some praise the locals especially Christians who express welcome as troops face curfews and off limits rebel zones.

Beirut Robert Parkham Dayton Ohio

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