Russians Visit Scotland Home Of Stuart Kings In Friendly Talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Bulganin toured Scotland meeting Prime Minister Eden and Labour leaders in Edinburgh. They discussed wartime issues, a possible peace settlement with West Germany, and pledged a token burial of the hatchet amid party dinner tensions.
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Scotland
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Eden
Communist Party
London
Karl Marx
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Labor Party
Laborite
Kremlin
West Germany
Shoo In Predicted On Highway Plan In House Debate
Washington House leaders forecast a Democratic sponsored highway bill will pass by a substantial margin with broad GOP support. Debate runs five hours today with no final vote expected until tomorrow. The bill envisions 512.5 billion for 13 years of roadbuilding including 27.0 billion for interstate highways, mostly federally financed, funded by a 14.8 billion tax increase over 16 years.
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Washington
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Rayburn
Rep
Fallon
Little Rock Bus Company Ends Racial Seating Policy
White and Negro passengers rode together on front seats of buses in Little Rock as Citizens Coach Co. ended segregation to comply with a Supreme Court ruling. No incidents occurred and NAACP leader Mrs. L. C. Bates welcomed the move.
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Little Rock
Ark
Citizens Coach Co
U. S. Supreme Court
Arkansas
L. C. Bates
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Union official narrowly escapes gunfire in Miami Beach
Bert Ross, a Miami union vice president, was nearly hit by two bullets fired through his apartment window as he and his wife sheltered inside. He vows to continue organizing hotel workers despite the 10 month dispute and a 24 hour warning to leave town. Investigators sought the shooter but had no leads.
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Miami
Fla
Bert Ross
Miami Beach
Ross
Cathrine
Sid Caesar taps Janet Blair as TV show mate
Comedian Sid Caesar selects musical comedy star Janet Blair as his new TV show partner replacing Nanette Fabray who exits this fall over contract disputes. Blair's contract terms were not disclosed.
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Janet Blair
Sid Caesar
Nanette Fabray
Miss Blair
Warmer Weather Predicted Here in Twin Cities
The weatherman forecasts partly cloudy skies with rising temperatures for Thursday and Friday in the Twin Cities area. Temperatures will range from a low of 58 to a high of 88, with Thursday’s noon high at 77. Pollen count at noon reached 96.
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Twin Cities
Bus Company In Alabama Ordered To Enforce Jim Crow Rules
Montgomery officials pressed National City Bus Lines to maintain local Jim Crow seating limits or risk court action that could slow desegregation across the South. Mayor W. A. Gayle and Police Commissioner Clyde Sellers demanded color boards separating Negroes and whites be restored or the franchise could be jeopardized. National vice president B. W. Franklin indicated the firm would consider the local Jim Crow policy.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cit
National City Bus Lines
South
W. A. Gayle
Clyde Sellers
White Citizens Council
Gayle
Chicago
B. W. Franklin
Jim
Smashing Gains Claimed by Party Chairs After Primaries
The Associated Press reports both Republican and Democratic national chairmen hailed “smashing” gains in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts after Tuesday’s primaries. Eisenhower led Republican tallies, Stevenson topped Democrats in Massachusetts, while Alaska showed Stevenson edging Kefauver 2,719 to 1,611 on the Democratic ballot. Stevenson criticized the Eisenhower administration amid postprimary political maneuvering.
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Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Alaska
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower
Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Paul M. Butler
Stevenson
Butler
John W. McCormack
Jol
Fauver
Kefauver
William F. Knowland
California
New York
Supreme Court
Averell Harriman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
Harriman
Schenectady
Upstate
Soviet Union
Murder trial of Graham nears climax in Colorado
John Gilbert Graham faces a pivotal moment as prosecutors prepare to introduce his alleged confession to wiring a dynamite bomb to his mother. FBI agents will testify about the statement, central to the murder case over Mrs Daisie E. King and a United Air Lines crash near Longmont.
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Denver
John Gilbert Graham
Bert M. Keating
FBI
Graham
Keating
Daisie E. King
United Air Lines
Longmont
Colo
Charles S. Vigil
Russian Diplomats Expelled Over U.N Seaman Return
The United States expelled two Russian U.N. diplomats Aleksandr K Guryanov and Nikolai Turkin for exceeding their official capacity in aiding the return of five Soviet seamen to the homeland. The State Department criticized Arkady Sobolev while not demanding his recall.
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Washington
United States
U.N
State Department
Georgi Zarubin
Aleksandr K. Guryanov
Nikolai Turkin
United Nations
Arkady Sobolev
Guryanov
Turkin
New York City
U.S
Sobolev
Moscow
Veteran Actor Edward Arnold Dies Suddenl y at 66
Hollywood reports veteran actor Edward Arnold died suddenly at his home from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 66, survived by wife Cleo, with physician son-in-law Dr William F Orlando at his side. Arnold, born Guenther Schneider in New York City on February 18 1890, had spent 49 years in show business after stage work and radio and recent film in Paris The Ambassador's Daughter. He had appeared on television two weeks earlier and planned a New York movie.
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Hollywood
Edward Arnold
Cleo
Memo
William F. Orlando
Northridge
Arnold
Paris
Olivia de Havilland
New York
Guenther Schneider
New York City
Ben Greet Players
Eight Air Force Men Die In Kansas KC-97 Crash
In Kansas a KC-97 flying tanker crashed northwest of Council Grove killing eight airmen from Forbes AFB Topeka. Witnesses differed on whether an in air explosion occurred. the craft carried 40 tons of jet fuel and wreckage spread over five acres near Frank Frohn’s home. Names and ages of the eight deceased were released.
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Council Grove
Kan
Air Force
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Edward F. Shipka
William J. Brennan
Roger A. Bennett
Reginald O. Wilkie Jr
Kingsville
Tex
Donald S. Delpriere
S.set
William L. Fritts
Kenneth EK
van Patten
Juri Krice Jonnas
Frank Frohn
Opinion Sent To Sen Boles On Election Day Beer Laws
An attorney general opinion suggests Louisiana election day beer sales may be allowed where beer only is kept. The state Supreme Court ruled beer is not liquor in a separate malt liquor case, potentially altering Sunday closing rules. Buck says beer outlets could open on election day if followed, sending the issue to Senator Boles with continued questions.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
High
Carroll Buck
Buck
William R. Boles
Rayville
Tragic Toledo House Fire Kills Seven Children
Seven Black children aged 2 months to nine years died in a home fire eight miles northwest of Toledo Michigan near Sylvania. Parents John and Laurel Cooper were away when the blaze started shortly after midnight. Fire Chief Richard Campbell named the victims Brenda Joyce Leonardo Jacqueline John Sherely Jean Georgia Marie and Carter Stephen. The origin of the fire remains undetermined and neighbors said flames spread rapidly making rescue unlikely.
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Ohio
John
Laurel Cooper
Sylvania
Richard Campbell
Brenda Joyce
Leonardo
Jacqueline
Sherely Jean
Georgia Marie
Carter Stephen
Cooper
Laurel
Michigan
Campbell
Parolee confesses after missing teacher found in woods
Patricia Burdick, a 21 year old teacher missing for three days, was found slain in a pine forest near Seney Michigan. Leonard H Jaindberg a 35 year old parolee from Marquette admitted the slaying and led troopers to the body. Police say rape was the motive and an autopsy was scheduled.
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Grand Marais
Mich
Patricia Burdick
Seney
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Murrell Clark
Leonard H. Jaindberg
Marquette
Lundberg
Eva Burdick
Lake Superior
Sault Ste. Marie
Clark
Miss Burdick
Pace
Northeast State Senior Day Draws 75 High Schools
Registration opens Friday at 8 30 am on the campus with representatives from more than 74 schools in northeast Louisiana. Activities include campus tours exhibits a wrestling display a band concert a fashion show and a tea dance plus a military review by the ROTC and a general assembly led by President Lewis Slater and Dean William Smith.
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Northeast State
Louisiana
Lewis Slater
William Smith
Brown Hall
Northeast
Reserve Officers Training Corps
John E. Taylor
Brown Auditorium
Violin Expert Sees Rare Gramerius Instrument in Chicago
A Chicago violin expert on Thursday says a rare violin may be by Joseph Gramerius and could be worth from 15000 to 75000 dollars. The finding highlights a potentially valuable historical instrument.
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Chicago
Joseph Gramerius
Long not sure on Downs gas levy that could aid schools
Gov elect Earl K. Long said he knows nothing about a proposal by Sen elect C H W Sammy Downs to raise the gas gathering tax from one to three cents per 1000 cubic feet. The move could add about 40 million dollars annually to state funds and channel the excess into the public school fund with carbon black included.
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
C. H W
Sammy) Downs
Alexandria
Sen. Downs
Long
Senate
B. C. Carothers
Ferriday
Downs
Shelby M. Jackson
Darothers
Two Northeast Beauty Queens In Shreveport
Miss Barbara West and Miss Annette Hartley represent Northeast Louisiana in the Miss Holiday in Dixie contest in Shreveport. The pageant features 28 entrants with entertainment by Kilgore College Chorus and the U S Air Force Drum and Bugle Corps at 7 50 p m in the municipal auditorium, followed by a dance.
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Northeast State College
Dixie
Shreveport
Barbara West
Grayson
Northeast
Annette Hartley
Delhi
Municipal Auditorium
Kilgore College
U.S. Air Force Drum and
Bobby Oden
Annie West Stahl
J. Webster, Jr
Ed Bynum
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