Blinded Youth Attacked At Jefferson High School
At Thomas Jefferson High School a classmate hurled a beer bottle full of lye, injuring 16 year old David Ozersky and another student. Maurice Kessler 17 faces felonious assault arraignment. Dr Loren P Guy expressed cautious optimism about sight recovery.
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New York
David Ozersky
Ozersky
Maurice Kessler
St. Clare’s Hospital
Loren P. Guy
Guy
Kessler
Thomas Jefferson High School
Isidor Auerbach
Auerbach
Teamsters May Strike Out Alone
Dave Beck and James R. Hoffa signaled a lone path for the Teamsters amid AFL-CIO opposition. Beck said sovereignty matters even if affiliation remains, while Hoffa urged delegates to choose their leader, denying wrongdoing amid ethical scrutiny.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Dave Beck
James R. Hoffa
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Beck
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Hoffa Bosses Ordered to Show Cause on Convention
Federal District Judge F Dickinson Letts ruled that James R Hoffa and other Teamsters Union leaders must appear on September 27 to show cause why the forthcoming Teamsters convention should not be barred from electing officers.
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Washington
F. Dickinson Letts
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Man Clears Up Mistake
In Albuquerque New Mexico a man explains that the income tax department sent his refund check to his home after his mother returned it claiming he was dead She says he is alive and requests the refund be issued to him.
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Albuquerque, N. M
Faubus
Farrell
Arkansas Technical School
Cigarettes Said Bad For Heart In Ohio Medical Talk
Dr Walter L George of Cleveland told the seventh annual Ohio Academy of General Practice assembly that smoking doubles heart disease risk and lowers blood Vitamin C defenses. Dr Louis J Wise of Cincinnati urged adolescents to revolt from childhood, seeking firm adult support. about 500 practitioners attended the two day meeting in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Walter L. George
Ohio Academy of General Practice
American Cancer Society
Louis J. Wise
Cincinnati
Rumor of Marital Strife Sparks Humorous Retort
In a town rumor mill, a couple clarifies tensions with a sharp joke claiming they only argued and the wife shot her husband, then nothing more. The exchange keeps a light tone while addressing suspected discord.
CWA Strikers End Four Day Toll Check With New Pact
The 23800 Western Electric installers, part of AT&T, return to work after a four day strike ending in a tentative contract offering 6 to 12 cent hourly raises plus benefits. Union leaders doubt ratification and warn voters across 44 states and DC have rallied. The agreement awaits ratification by members.
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John Flanagan
CWA
New York City
At&t
States
District of Columbia
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Montana
Walter A. Maggiolo
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Faubus Faces U.S. Clash Over Integration
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus, calm at home, defies federal pressure by guarding Central High amid the historic racial dispute. Supporters hail strength, while critics warn of alienating the Black vote and liberals as telegrams flood the mansion.
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Arkansas
Faubus
Little Rock
Ohio Bell Deadlock Break Seen in Cleveland Talks
Ohio Bell Telephone Co. and the Communications Workers of America resume talks to end a four day strike by 18 500 workers. A Western Electric settlement ended its walkout, clearing a barrier to Ohio Bell negotiations. The one year contract offers $2 to $4 50 weekly increases, while a 15 month deal would rise $2 50 to $5. The union rejects the 15 month term and pushes for a one year contract with wage scales, shorter shifts for operators, and improved fringe benefits. The company estimates the 15 month package would add about five million dollars to annual payroll.
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New York
Western Electric Co
Communications Workers of America
Western Electric
Alfred C. Billotte
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Faubus
Ozarks
Greasy Creek
Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio Bell
CWA
Ohio
Thomas W.robertson
Weekend Shower Outlook Mild Temperatures Across Miami Valley
The Miami Valley can expect cloudy skies and scattered showers all weekend as warm Gulf air moves north. Today offers mostly cloudy and mild conditions with a high near 85 and a low around 68. Through Sunday a few thunderstorms are possible and temperatures stay mild. Middletown reported a 85 degree high at 12 30 p m and a 68 degree low at 3 30 a m with .37 inches of rainfall yesterday.
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Gulf
Miami Valley
Middletown
Davies Overrules Bid to Disqualify in Faubus School Case
Federal Judge Ronald Davies rejects a bid to disqualify himself in the injunction case against Governor Orval Faubus over Little Rock Central High School integration. Hearing proceeds with testimony as the landmark civil rights suit centers on federal versus state authority and use of the National Guard potentially affecting students' rights.
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Faubus
U. S
Republic
Ozark Mountains
National Guard
Central High School
Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock Central High School
Little Rock, Ark
Ronald N. Davies
U.S
Davies
Donald C. MacGuineas
Kay Matthews
Matthews
Sherman T. Clinger
Clinger
Orval E. Faubus
San Marino Reds fight rebellion over government split
In San Marino anti Communist dissidents formed a rival government while the Communist regime held the Parliament building. Clashes outside the Parliament site left no serious injuries as a 50 man army supported the government and 100 reserves were called up. Professor Federico Bigi led the non Communist group.
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Domenico Giordano
San Marino
Federico Bigi
Bigi
Christian Democrat Party
Adriatic
Oklahoma Drunkometer Demo Sparks Legislative Debate
Oklahoma City police officials tested a drunkometer before a legislative committee urging a mandatory device law for drinking drivers. The machine failed to measure alcohol levels of four volunteers, with Police Chief Roy Bergman calling it a mechanical gadget no better than the operators.
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Oklahoma City
Huel Hamm
Roy Bergman
Hamm
Thor missile test lights up Cape Canaveral sky
A cigar shaped Air Force Thor missile blasted from Cape Canaveral at 9 25 am est rising straight up for 15 20 miles then curving eastward and climbing. Spectators saw white smoke and a gray streak as the missile arced away. If confirmed the Thor would be the fourth and only successful test so far with previous launches showing mixed results.
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Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force Thor
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