Democrats hail Benson as 1958 campaign weapon
Washington on Saturday Democrats welcomed President Eisenhower continuing with Secretary Benson in the 1958 campaign. Sen Mansfield says Benson's vow to stay in the Cabinet leaves farmers to be checked while Sen Douglas calls the move bad news for American farmers. Utah Sen Bennett, after talking in North Dakota, says farmers generally favor Benson's approach over subsidy reliance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Benson
Sen
Mansfield
Montana
Douglas
Ill
Senate
House
Middle West
Bennett
Utah
North Dakota
Mother Emerges From Iron Lung For Newborn Son
In Shreveport Louisiana Doctores removed Dorothy Paul from an iron lung Saturday to deliver a six pound two ounce son. The 26 year-old polio patient had been stricken in August and had not received Salk vaccine shots before the illness. The birth was normal and the baby healthy.
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Shreveport
Dorothy Paul
Chuckle Boss to Secretary Delivers Home Call Request
A joking office exchange has Chuckle Boss telling the secretary to send a telegram to his daughter and have her get off the phone so he can make a personal call. The lighthearted line captures workplace humor about telecommunication era etiquette.
Hungary cool to UN envoy visit amid Hungary talks
United Nations special representative Princewan Wainayakon said he hopes to visit Moscow and Budapest to negotiate. Hungary appeared cool to admitting him, while India urged the UN to seat China in the coming session as the Assembly paused between Hungary debates and a long regular agenda.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
Moscow
Budapest
Hungary
Princewan Wainayakon
Thailand
Soviet Union
Wan
U. N
United Nations Review
John MacVane
India
China
Arthur S. Lall
Dag Hammarskjold
Peiping
U. S
United States
Nashville Officials See End To Integration Woes
Nashville officials say the integration crisis has eased after a calm weekend. Schools will reopen for integrated first grade classes Tuesday under a federal order, while John Kasper remains jailed on incitement charges amid dynamite rumors related to the Hattie Cotton blast.
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Nashville
Tenn
John Kasper
New Jersey
Davidson County
Kasper
Hattie Cotton
Rex White
White
Dist
William E. Miller
Dulles and Gromyko to Clash at U.N. Session
Secretary of State Dulles heads to New York for a critical U.N. debate with Soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko. He plans a major policy speech and a weeklong stay to press Western aims in the Middle East, salvage disarmament talks, and probe Moscow’s propaganda and objectives.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Dulles
New York
U. N
Andrei Gromyko
General Assembly
U. S
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Gromyko
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Detroit Driver Crashes Through Garage Walls
Police woke Richard Lloyd his wife and two children to report that Wallace McGee 57 drove his car through both walls of the Lloyd garage and battered the car into the family bathroom. McGee was booked for drunk driving.
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Detroit
Richard Lloyd
Lloyd Garage
Wallace McGee
Federal judge orders seven Negroes admitted to Arlington white schools
U S District Judge Albert V Bryan ordered seven Black students admitted to three Arlington County schools on Sept 23 and barred the Arlington School Board from denying admission or funding, despite Virginia's pupil placement law and the state’s massive resistance policy. The ruling notes the placement board's authority and potential loss of state funds for integrated schools.
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Alexandria
Arlington County
Virginia
U.S. Dist
Albert V. Bryan
Arlington
Bryan
Arlington School Board
ASM Plans Metals Research Center in Chardon Ohio
The American Society for Metals announced a metals research and engineering center to be built on 200 acres in Russell Township eight miles south of Chardon. The project aims to cost about 20 million dollars with a 1.6 million dollar headquarters and a 5 to 10 year construction window starting next spring led by secretary William Eisenman.
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Chardon
Ohio
Here
American Society For Metals
Russell Twp
William Eisenman
Eisenman
Syrians Assured Of Peace By Turkey Troop Moves
Syria and Turkey exchange assurances as Turkey says troop movements inside Turkey are routine maneuvers. Foreign Minister Salah Bitar stated Syria hopes the actions are limited to maneuvers and not preludes to conflict. The Soviet Union warned that any Turkish assault on Syria could trigger world war.
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Damascus
Turkey
Syria
Salah Bitar
Bitar
Nikolai Bulganin
Turkish Defense Ministry defends maneuvers amid border tensions
The ministry said foreign powers try to twist the facts of Turkish army maneuvers for provocative aims. It stated Turkey will pursue a policy of peace in the country and peace in the world, in response to Soviet charges of planned attacks on the Syrian border.
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Ankara
Turkey
Defense Ministry
Syria Faces Regional Pressure Amid Israel Tensions
Reports from Damascus describe Arab leadership warning Israel and hinting at broader Arab solidarity. Egypt suspects U S troop shifts near Israel while Syria seeks assurances from Saudi Arabia and Iraq. Shukairy pledges Saudi support for Syria against any attack.
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Syria
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
New York
Ahmed Shukairy
U. N
Damascus
Jamil el Madfai
Electrician Dies at Steel Plant Accident in Youngstown
John Bates 37 of Canfield was killed at Republic Steel plant when he slipped on a metal grating and grabbed an exposed 220 volt wire while taping it near a blast furnace. He was a father of four.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Republic Steel
John Bates
Canfield
Jand
Traffic jams at New York Central crossing prompt city plans
A look inside cars trains and the New York Central Railroad crossing shows bumper to bumper conditions at Central Avenue. John Fleming reports on crossing causes and city plans on page 23.
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Central Avenue
New York Central Railroad
John Fleming
Telephone Strike Talks Ended Without Breakthrough
Ohio Bell Telephone Co and the Communications Workers of America failed to reach progress in a Saturday session with a 6 a.m. Monday strike deadline looming for 18 500 Ohio Bell workers in 45 cities. Union director Martin Hughes cited the 15 month contract demand as a stumbling block and said the union rejected a proposal to reference all issues to an impartial board.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
Ohio Bell
Thomas W. Robertson
Carisle K. Millner
Martin J. Hughes
Ohio Cwa
Hughes
Western Electric Co
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
CWA
New York
Western Electric
Faubus and Eisenhower discuss school integration
President Eisenhower and Arkansas Governor Faubus met at the Newport White House to address the forced integration of schools. Faubus hinted he might act on the National Guard presence at Little Rock high school upon returning to Arkansas, while both leaders stressed that integration must be carried out but offered no specific actions.
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Eisenhower
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Naval Base
Newport
R.1
R. I
Faubus
Little Rock
White House
National Guard
Hillsgrove
Providence
Newsport
James C. Hagerty
Browne Ell
Supreme Court
Picketing Persists as Ohio Bell Dispute Grows
Local 4317 CWA members continued two picket lines at Ohio Bell headquarters on Central Avenue as a statewide strike looms if wage talks stall. Anticipatory action started with a 6 am deadline, threatening long distance service disruption across Ohio. Strike committee chair Cletus Mullins voiced optimism about pressure from unauthorized walkouts affecting negotiations.
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Middletown
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio
Cleveland
Central Avenue
Cletus Mullins
Roslyn Dr
Ohio Bell
Mullins
CWA
Telephone Company
J. R. Miller
Legion Warns Of Anti Missile Weapon Development
Atlantic City speech by Maj. Gen. John Daly states the Army is developing a weapon to destroy intercontinental missiles amid claims by the Russians. The convention site hosts a 12 hour boardwalk parade with over 50 000 marchers. Rear Adm. Bennett urges interservice cooperation while cautioning against full unification.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Legion
John Phillips Daley
Army
Legion
Daley
Earle G. Wheeler
Nike
Wheeler
Adm
Rawson Bennett
Naval Research
Navy
Air Force
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Eee Neeredse Meese
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