Candidates Press Adams to resign amid fundraising ties
A cross section of 18 Republican Senate hopefuls reports 10 call for Adams, Eisenhower's chief assistant, to resign after disclosures tying him to Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. The pace of demands rose after Maine's defeat of GOP Sen. Payne, with several candidates urging action though some say resolution lies with Eisenhower.
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Senate
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
Frederick G. Payne
Maine
Payne
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Goldfine
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Goodwin J. Knight
Calif
John J. Williams
J. Glenn) Beale
Charles E. Potter
Mich
Roman L. Hruska
Neb
Kenneth B. Keating
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Chapman Revercomb
Wva
Freak A. Barrett
Wyo
Ohioans Die In Air Crash Near Grove City
A light plane crashed south of Grove City killing two men identified as James R. Coen 33 of Columbus and Andrew Schwind Jr 27 of Grove City The pilot is unknown The craft from a local airport near Port Columbus belonged to Walter Pope of Columbus and crashed at Ohio 665 and Haughn Road.
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Grove City
Ohio Highway Patrol
James R. Coen
Columbus
Andrew Schwind, Jr
Ohio 665
Haughn Road
Port Columbus
Walter Pope
U.S. Requests Information on Missing Air Crew in Soviet Armenia
The United States urged the Soviet Union for immediate details on 11 missing crewmen of a U S Air Force C130 that crashed near Yerevan Soviet Armenia after interception by Soviet fighters. The note demanded release of any survivors and return of bodies, while noting initial Soviet denial and delayed reply.
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United States
Armenia
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Richard J. Davis
Davis
Yerevan
U.S. State Department
Washington
Adana
Turkey
Trabzon
Black Sea
Lake van
Far East Forces Ordered Adequate Ammunition and Resupply
A Defense Department spokesman said American forces in the Far East have an adequate ammunition supply for a conventional war. He added that food clothing and other material are being sent as normal resupply and noted increased coal forces in the Formosa area require additional supply efforts.
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Defense Department
Far East
Formosa
Ammunition Supply Questioned on Quemoy Islands
A spokesman said there is no ammunition shortage in the area that would affect conventional war readiness amid bombardment by Red Chinese forces.
Washington updates on Formosa crisis and Quemoy risk
George Yeh, new Nationalist China's ambassador, said Communist guns block Quemoy supply lines and that retaliation with an air attack should wait for the proper moment. He added he does not seek U.S. involvement or for American bombers to participate now.
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Formosa
George Yeh
China
Quemoy
Yeh
United States
Defense secretary warns against air strikes on Quemoys
Secretary of Defense McElroy said at a news conference that any nationalist attempt to strike back by air against communist shore batteries could be provocative. He also stated the United States would resist an assault on the Quemoys by the Chinese Communists.
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Quemoys
Unique Todhunter Caverns project sparks local interest
Feature page investigates Operation Todlhunter near Todhunter Road detailing a rare construction site in progress. The piece explores police surveillance and public reaction to new patrol car deployments, with related notes on Monaco royalty and Princess Grace’s family appearing on internal pages.
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Nationalist ships turn back under heavy shelling at Quemoy
A convoy of nationalist supply ships twice landed on Quemoy beaches under Red artillery fire. The first landing yielded scattered supplies after a 23 minute stay, then 7 035 shells hit in 3 minutes. The second attempt saw 4 000 rounds land before the ships withdrew, with no major supplies landed. Authorities note growing Red blockade and possible air drops nearby.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Eisenhower Warns Khrushchev on Red Chinese Military Moves
President Eisenhower bluntly challenges Soviet Premier Khrushchev over China’s actions near Formosa. He cites Khrushchev’s Sept. 7 letter and warns that Beijing risks a Korean War like conflict by pressing offshore island bombardments.
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R.I
Eisenhower
Far East
Nikita $. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Amoy area incident cited by Chinese radio on Sept 13
Hong Kong dispatch reports Chinese radio quoting the Foreign Ministry alleging a U S warship provided cover to transports of Chiang Kai-shek forces in the Amoy area on the morning of September 13. The claim centers on the naval support aiding the opposing forces.
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Peip- Chinese Ing Radio
Communist Foreign Ministry
U. S
Nationalist Privately Weigh Bombing Mainland Fortifications
Reports say Quemoy supplies are low and a first daylight convoy reached the island but landings were fragile. Nationalists allegedly consider bombing Red artillery on the mainland and offshore islands, though skepticism runs high and U S restraint is seen as preventing a major strike in the Formosa Strait.
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Quemoy
U. S
Formosa Strait
Bombing raids threaten Formosa retaliation on US treaty ally
The report notes that bombing raids on the Chinese mainland could trigger retaliatory air attacks on Formosa. The United States is pledged to defend Formosa from Communist attack, yet no signs of a mainland bombardment network on Quemoy and nearby Nationalist islands. By 6 p.m. Saturday, over 11,542 shells hit the Nationalist islands in a bid to cut supplies and erode morale, according to the Defense Ministry.
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Formosa
United States
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Marines Standby Near Moscow Embassy Amid Protests
U S Marines attached to the American Embassy in Moscow were alerted on Saturday to stand by in case protests erupt at the embassy. Officials said the precautionary move expected no trouble. Soviet press reports show growing anti American demonstrations over intervention in the Formosa Strait.
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Moscow
U.S
Mooscow
Soviet Union
Formosa Strait
Moslem Named As Ambassador
Mohamed Alie Derrim Chagla a 58 year old jurist from Bombay was named India's ambassador to the United States. He succeeds F L Mehta whose term ended in May chosen by Prime Minister Nehru. Chagla belongs to the Khoja sect allied with the Aga Khan and is among India's best known Muslims.
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New Delhi
Mohamed Alie Derrim Chagla
Bombay
India
United States
F. L. Mehta
Nehru
Chagla
Chuckle Girly Mystery Traces Change Since 1940
The note reflects on how humorous women labeled as Chuckle Girly have aged differently since 1940, suggesting some are now two years older while the term’s meaning or usage has shifted over time.
Youth Freed In Slaying Of Couple In New York
An 18 year old youth was cleared of suspicions in the Staten Island knife slayings of Dr and Mrs Melvin Nim. He was charged with stealing two suit cases in Brooklyn after traveling from New York to Virginia. The 8 year old Melvin Nim Jr previously told police a masked intruder killed his parents. the boy is now undergoing mental tests.
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NEW York
Staten Island
Melvin Nim
Brooklyn
William Fletcher Jr
Virginia
Melvin Nimer Jr
Tne
Slaying Suspect Freeman After Lie Detector Test
Charles E. Thomas a 31 year old Vanceburg construction worker was released from custody after a questioning and lie detector test in the death of an unidentified woman. A high school class ring once owned by Thomas's ex wife Mary Christine Sanford was found on the victim. The body was found in a Fleming County wooded patch about four miles north of the Rowan Fleming county line. Investigators said leads exist.
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Morehead, Ky
Charles E. Thomas
Vanceburg
Thomas
Mary Christine Sanford
Iron‘on
Ohio
Rowan-Fleming County
Fleming County
Fall Proves Fatal in Cincinnati Home Accident
Forest C. Phillips, 62, died at General Hospital after a fall Friday at his Cincinnati home caused a skull fracture. He succumbed Saturday to injuries from the accident.
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Cincinnati
General Hospital
Forest C. ‘Phillips
Virginia seeks court rule on school closings
Virginia moves to obtain a court ruling on the anti integration law as Gov Almond orders Warren County High School closed. The state seeks to head off a federal challenge while a state court weighs the issue. Negro students seek enrollment at Warren County High and Charlottesville schools remain under desegregation orders.
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Richmond, Va
J. Lindsay Almond
Warren County
National Assa
the Advancement of Colored People
Front Royal
Albertis Harrison
Charlottesville
Harrisonburg
U. S
John Paul
Infant Boy Dies After Falling From Car Wheels
An infant boy, Daniel Joseph Olsheski, age 2, died at Children’s Hospital after being crushed by auto wheels when he fell from his father’s car on Ohio 739 near Marion. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Olsheski of Green Camp, Marion County. State patrol said the accident occurred about 6 p.m. Friday. the boy reportedly opened the left rear door and tumbled out.
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Columbus, Ohio
Children’s
Daniel Joseph Olsheski
George J. Olsheski
GreenCamp
Marion County
Ohio
Marion
Bread truck driver to inherit large estate in St Louis
Emmett K. Gibbons formerly drove a bread truck and now stands to inherit a substantial estate. Probate records show $110,737 from his aunt’s 1954 estate, $38,780 from his brother’s 1957 estate, and a $278,944 share from the estate of Mrs. Henry Klotz, his other aunt.
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ST. Louis
Emmett K. Gibbons
Gibbons
William
Emmett
Henry Klotz
Cleveland Police Hunt For Killer
A man wearing a red bandanna headlined a fatal shooting at a Cleveland intersection. Richard P. Krueger age 23 of Willoughby died after a gunman jumped from a following car and fired through the jeep top as two companions Leonard Ash 29 and Russell Walsh 24 described the events to detectives. The suspect fled back to a sedan and blocked the jeep before firing.
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Richard P. Krueger
Willoughby
Krueger
Leonard Ash
Russell Walsh
Ash
Walsh
Killings Krueger
Rumors of federal arrests in Little Rock case reach leaders
Two segregationist leaders said the federal government plans to arrest 11 people and possibly Governor Faubus. Arkansas officials and others named on the list included Margaret Jackson, Clyde Thomason, Karl Shannon, John Wells, Dale Alford, Letcher Langford, Jim Johnson, R. B. McCullum, and others.
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Orval Faubus
Little Rock
U.S
William P. Rogers
Massena
N. Y
Faubus
Amis Guthridge
Little Rock Federal
Depsi Men
U.S. District Court
Pruden
Fagbus
Guthridge
Arkansas Atty
Bruce Bennet
Margaret Jackson
Mothers League of Central High
Clyde Y. Thomason
League
Karl Shannon
The
Arkansa Democrat
John ¥. Wells
Arkansas Recorder
Dale Alford
Letcher Langford
Little Rock City
Jim Johnson
Crossett
State Supreme Court
R. B. McCullum
Forrest City
State Sovereignty Commission
Eddie Fisher Denies Writing Love Column in PA Paper
Hollywood singer Eddie Fisher refused to comment on Debbie Reynolds divorce suit and denied writing a Chester Times column claiming he was still in love. The Times editor defended authorship, noting column style and a signed letter from Fisher.
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Eddie Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
Fisher
Chester
Times Saturday
Reynolds
Bud Magnin
the Times
Fisher W
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie
Los Angeles
Fisher J
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