Reds Find U S Plane Crash Probe in Armenia
U S Charge d Affaires Richard H. Davis delivered an urgent request to the Soviet Foreign Ministry for information on 11 missing airmen from a U S Air Force crash in Soviet Armenia. The note sought their condition and earliest return if alive and demanded the bodies of six crew members killed.
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Moscow
U. S
Richard H. Davis
Foreign Ministry
Armenia
State Department
Washington
Wreckage of Missing C130 Reported Found by Soviets
Soviet government notes discovery of the plane’s wreckage and six crew bodies, delivered to Davis six days after the US sought information. The State Department says the plane was intercepted by Soviet fighters on the Soviet Turkish border and urges access for embassy officials to identify wreckage and bodies.
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State Department
Urkey
Davis
Washington
Reds Foil Supply Run At Quemoy
Communist artillery shelled Linolo Beach as Nationalist ships unloaded a small portion of supplies. The third failed blockade run came with U S escort within three miles and the navy reported no casualties. American officers said efforts would continue to deliver more aid to Quemoy's 100000 man garrison.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Linolo Beach
U. S
Qemoy
U. S. Taiwan
Soviet claim on downed plane near Yerevan sparks protest
Khrushchev era tension escalates as Soviet note accuses a U S C130 of violating borders while Washington cites interception and an explosion near the Armenia Turkey frontier. The incident follows a prior downing last June when Soviet jets shot a U S Air Force transport over Armenia.
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Adana
Turkey
Trabzon
Black Sea
Lake van
U.S
Armenia
Bad Ereiber
Germany
Pakistan
Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher divorce case heads to court
Hollywood report says the high profile marriage is headed for divorce after Fisher blamed for the breakup. Debbie Reynolds files for separation and vows to protect her two children amid reports of Elizabeth Taylor ties. Attorneys plan meetings to discuss the divorce next week.
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Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie Fisher
Debbie
I. Teenews
Eddie
Elizabeth Taylor
Fisher
Little Rock Schools Closed as Court Orders Integration
Little Rock faces a tense shutdown as Gov. Faubus closes all high schools to block racial mixing despite the Supreme Court ruling that integration must proceed. He aims to reopen Central High and possibly private schools with state tuition support, while federal officials monitor the crisis and a court challenge unfolds.
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Little Rock
Kenneth Coffelt
Capitol Building
Gov. Faubus
Chancery Court
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Central High School
U.S. Supreme Court
Central High
Faubus
al-Negro
Horace Mann High
Supreme Court
U.S. District Attorney's Office
Arkansas
John Miller
Harrison
Washington
U.S
Butler
Alcorn
Chicago
Litte Rock
Court ruling clarifies law on school desegregation
Thurgood Marshall of the NAACP hailed the decision as clearing the air and denying any party could ignore the law. The court did not describe its reasoning but said it would later. President Eisenhower condemned defiance and urged civic responsibility to comply with the ruling.
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Thurgood Marshall
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Reasoni Ng
Eisenhower
R.I
Eisenhower Appeals to Khrushchev on Formosa Tension
President Eisenhower urged Soviet Premier Khrushchev to press Red China to renounce force in the Formosa Strait and seek peaceful negotiations. He warned the United States will not abandon the Far East, and stressed readiness to fight if Communists escalate. The note followed Khrushchev’s 4,000 word letter and aired during a TV radio address.
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NEW Vort, R.I
Eisenhower
Russia
Red China
Formosa Strait
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
United States
Far East
Khrushchev
Taiwan
Formosa
Corea
Warsaw
U. S
Korea
Peiping
Quemoy and
Matsu
Moscow
Tass
China
Soviet Union
Washington
Neil McElroy
Quemoys
Quemoy
Cops Quiz Negro Boy In Murders
Police question an 18 year old from Farmville Virginia as a possible link to the Staten Island double murder of Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Nimer. No charges filed. he agrees to voluntary return while investigators pursue the case.
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New York
Police Today
Virginia
Staten Island
Melvin Nimer
Wiliam Fletcher Jr
Farmville
Nimers
Fletcher
Melvin Nimer Jr
Oue Hospital
Dr. Nimer
Loujean
Manhattan
James L. Hamilton
William Fletcher
Middletown
N.Y
la Guardia
Melvin
John M. Braisted
Army May Put Human Into Orbit
The Army awarded a two million dollar contract to North American Aviation Rockedyne to develop a superbooster with one million pounds thrust aimed at placing very large payloads into orbit. The project, overseen by the Army Ballistic Missile Agency, would cluster tested motors into a single unit similar to those used in Jupiter Thor and Atlas missiles.
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Washington
Army
Pentagon
Defense Department
America
North American Aviation
Rocketdyne
Ballistic Missile Agency
Jupiter
Air Force
Thor
Sponsor Drops 64 000 Challenge Forcing Show Off Air
The P Lorillard Co withdraws as sponsor of The 64 000 Challenge, a TV quiz, leading to its cancellation. Producer Entertainment Productions insists no wrongdoing is alleged, while a minister claims advance answers. Manhattan DA Hogan plans to present evidence to a grand jury as part of a wider quiz show probe.
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New York
P. Lorlard Co
Therogram i
Charles E. Jackson
Nashville
Entertainment Productions, Inc
Steve Carlin
Entertainment Productions
Manhattan
Atty
Frank
Hogan
Tragedy Strikes Family in Wellsville Quiet Row
In East Liverpool Ohio Larry Mark Little two year old son of Mr and Mrs L A Little was struck and killed by a truck on Friday. The child followed the drowning death of his older brother Janny James born about a year earlier.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Larry Mark Little
L. A. Little
Wellssville
Janny James
Four-Year-Old Killed After Cat Incident
Four-year-old Johnny Delph was struck and killed by a car Friday after petting a cat and attempting to cross the street to reach a friend in Cincinnati. The death was reported by local authorities.
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Cincinnati
Johnny Delph
Chuckle Signim Menu Offer Sparks Nostalgia
A diner sign reads Tbone priced at 25 cents with meat set at 4.00 dollars, sparking local amusement and curiosity about vintage restaurant pricing and value.
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Signim
Democrats Trade Raps With GOP on 1960 Elections
Kansas City AP report covers a Griddle Show panel where Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler and Republican Chairman Meade Alcorn spar over integration and party direction. Butler rejects defiance of Supreme Court rulings. Alcorn predicts a weaker Democrat party in 1960.
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Kansas City
Paul Butler
Supreme Court
Butler
Meade Alcorn
Alcorn
Tankers Collide In Gulf Of Oman
London reports two large oil tankers collision in the Gulf of Oman during the night. The French tanker Fernand Gilabert and the Liberian flagged Melika collided. one ship appeared afire. A British reconnaissance plane sighted possible survivors and injuries in the water. Fernand Gilabert size 10 715 tons and Melika 20 551 tons.
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London
Gulf of Oman
Fernand Gilabert
Iran
Fernand-Gilaber
Debate acidity as Butler counters millionaire charge
A heated exchange unfolds as a questioner accuses Butler of aligning with millionaire Republicans. Butler responds that the Republican rivals Averell Harriman and Nelson Rockefeller mirror his wealth, while Democrats support government for all people and deny backing special interests.
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Butler
New York State
Averell Harriman
Nelson Rockefeller
UAW Ford Talks Near Deadline Over Old Contracts
In Detroit AP reports the UAW and Chrysler Ford pressed through a weekend session as the old contracts expired nearly four months ago. GM talks were recessed until Monday.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Ford prepares new offer near UAW strike deadline
Ford, four days from a strike deadline set by the UAW, planned to present a new proposal before 10 am Wednesday. Vice President John Bugas indicated a new offer would be made as talks resume. The UAW had rejected a two year extension, sticking to demands for better layoff pay and pensions, transfer rights for workers at relocated plants, and a wage increase above $2.43 per hour.
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Ford
UAW
John&. Bugas
UAW Leaders Rethink Strategy Amid Ford GM Talks
UAW President Walter Reuther vows to stay with Ford through negotiations and possible strike while Leonard Woodcock at GM pushes to end a wave of wildcat walkouts hampering talks. About 16,000 workers idle as 1959 model production begins.
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UAW
Walter Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Leonard Woodcock
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