Eight shot as 5000 protest at Perfect Circle foundry
In New Castle Indiana police battled about 5000 sympathy demonstrators outside the Perfect Circle foundry. Eight people were shot with one death unconfirmed. Five demonstrators wounded by police fire. three wounded inside the plant. State police to reinforce as Gov. Craig seeks order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ind
George N. Craig
Horace Coats
Craig
National Guard
Miami
American Legion Committee
Harold Handley
Handley
Copters Pluck From Flooded Areas
In Tampico Mexico U S Navy helicopters evacuated hundreds of flood victims from a small dry island in rising Panuco and Tamesi River waters. Rear Admiral Miles led 14 helicopters to rescue about 60 000 people in a 36 block area awaiting airlift to safety over muddy floods.
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Tampico
Mex
U. S. Navy
Panuco
Tamesi
M. E. Miles
Saipan
500 Teachers To Be Entertained By Businessmen
Harry H. Hudson announced plans for the third annual business education day. About 500 school teachers and educators will tour some 45 local industries, with private enterprise showing operations. The event is set for Friday November 4 with public white schools closed, and strong support from Superintendents Van Odom and W W Ward and city parish officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Hudson
Chamber of Commerce
Hudson
van Odom
W. W. Ward
Monroe
John E. Coon
Wayne Huckaby
Frank X. Cline
Channel
Collision Kills Two Mississippi Men Near Hattiesburg
An eve car collision near Hattiesburg results in the deaths of Robert L. Stevenson 30 Route 2 and James H. Meadows 32 Route 1 New Augusta. The injured civilian is highway patrolman Cecil Hinton 36 of Hattiesburg, who survived after crashing fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Miss
Robert L. Stevenson
James H. Meadows
New Augusta
Meadows
Cecil Hinton
Amusements Classified and Comics Column Notes
Local newspaper page fragment lists sections for Amusements Classified Comics Editorial Radio TV and Society and Sports pages. Readers see cross references to pages 7 12 13 14 15 and 16 for further details on each feature.
Grand Jury Empaneled in Fourth District Court
A new grand jury was empaneled Wednesday in fourth district court by Judge Jesse S. Heard. He outlined duties and responsibilities, stressing independence and the right to true bills. The panel includes Ed Lohan foreman and fifteen named jurors with others excused or not called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth District Court
Jesse S. Heard
Heard
Grand Jury
Ed Lohan
Foreman
C. A. Noble
Raymond Rugg
T. Pete Godwin
William Bailey
Bruce Gregg
A. F. Stonehart
G. B. Folds
L. B. Armstrong
Grayson Hicks
Lee Nelson
H. H. Hinkle
Nelson D. Abell
A. L. Embanato
J. C. Holloway
W. C. Ekholm
Edward J. Sackett
L. M. Webb
Norman A. Jardine
J. L. Heath
100 Blocks Of City Flooded In Wichita Falls
Flood waters from Holliday Creek inundated about 100 blocks of Wichita Falls Texas residential district driving 500 from homes. Lake Wichita spillway sent 14 inches into the creek as it rose to 20.83 feet and expected crest near 21 to 22 feet later Wednesday.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Lake
Wichita
Wichita River
Red River
Texas
Oklahoma
F E. A. Moore
Carnegie
Chickasha
Lexus
Burkburnett
Strikes Hit Buenos Aires As CGT Struggles Split
Army troops surrounded three packing houses in Buenos Aires while lab workers staged sudden strikes amid reports of a split in the Argentine General Confederation of Labor. In Mar del Plata workers protested for liberty and repudiation of the CGT amid discontent after Peron's overthrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
General Confederation of Labor
Juan D. Peron
Mar del Plata
CGT
Peron
Labor Movement
Peronista
Peron Claims Double Cross By Generals
Ousted former Argentine leader Juan D. Peron spoke from exile in Paraguay claiming he remains the constitutional president and that generals betrayed him. He said he did not resign, could have resisted, and chose exile to avoid further bloodshed, with a possible future return left open. He spoke to United Press in a Paraguay interview.
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Peron
Asuncion
Paraguay
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
United Press
Moroccans Strike as French Forces Face Rift Attacks
Moroccans pushed guerrilla assaults against French troops for a fifth day in the Rif Mountains near Fez. Tensions threaten Edgar Faure's coalition as nationalist leader Mohammed Lyazidi warns the revolt may worsen if reforms stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabat
French Morocco
Rift
Paris
Edgar Faure
Mohammed Lyazidi
Faure
Lyazidi
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Tangier
Pierre Boyer de Latour du Moulin
Boyer de Latour
Fez
Riff Range
Second Puxze
Army private sentenced to 33 years for desertion to East Germany
Pvt. Tommy R. Woods of Rogersville Tennessee was court martialed in Berlin and given 33 years in prison after pleading guilty to desertion to Communist East Germany last year. He was returned to U.S. territory last July by Russian authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy R. Woods
Rogersville
Tenn
Berlin
East Germany
Woods
U. S
Lost Hunter Orville Renfrow Reported Missing Near Cane Ridge
Orville Renfrow, 23, a Monroe squirrel hunter employed by Krasco Container, vanished Tuesday while hunting in Cane Ridge Caldwell Parish. A large search party, including relatives and deputies, scoured the woods while fears grew he was injured or dead. he later reportedly turned up at his home in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Renfrew
Monroe
Cane Ridge
Caldwell Parish
George W. Reynolds
Winnsboro
D. M. Franton
Orville Renfrow
South Seventh Street
Krasco Container Corporation
West Monroe
Linda Ann
Renfrow
Lawrence White, Jr
Lazarre
Tommy Huff
Bailey
Renfrew
Caldwell
Ouachita
White
Huff
Riverton
Qualifying Dates For Candidates Announced
The Democratic committees set Oct 14 as the limit for state senate candidates from Jackson and Ouachita and Oct 17 for parish offices including sheriff and clerk of court. Governor, attorney general and other statewide posts have Oct 14 deadlines. Republican calls for a January 17 primary mirror the date, while local GOP committees have yet to set qualifying dates amid one party dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Bell, Jr
30Th
Senatorial District Committee
Jackson
Ouachita Parishes
Bell
W. T
Bill) Holloway
Jackson Parish
Holloway
Jonesboro
Burt W. Sperry
Ouachita Parish
Democratic Executive Committee
Parish
Sperry
Quachita Bank
Thomas Hayes
Bernhard
State Central Democratic Committee
Baton Rouge
Register of the
State Land Office
State Central Committee
Republican State Committee
C. C. Boardsman
John S. Fox
Louisiana
Possible Crisis In Greece After Death Of Premier Papagos
Athens reports a potential political crisis following the death of Premier Alexander Papagos at 71. Papagos, wartime hero and leader of the conservative Greek Rally, died from heart exhaustion after a lung hemorrhage. Party members planned to reconvene after his funeral to reunite the party and choose a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Alexander Papagos
Papagos
Greek Rally Party
Weather forecast for Twin City area with rain chances
Mostly cloudy with possible occasional rain in the Twin City area. South winds 10 to 15 mph. Morning high 87 degrees and low 73. Pollen count for Wednesday reached 300, among the area's highest readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City
CAA
Gov Kennon Grants Prieve to Aaron Kohn on Contempt Case
New Orleans Gov Robert Kennon issued a seven day reprieve for crime investigator Aaron Kohn to allow an appeal of his ten day jail sentence for contempt to the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Robert Kennon
Aaron Kohn
U. S. Supreme Court
Runaway lumber truck hits moving train killing five in West Newton
A lumber truck ran downhill with horn blasting and slammed into a moving Baltimore and Ohio train. Nine freight cars derailed, two buildings demolished, and five people including the driver Claude Brandt and three pedestrians were killed. Explosives in derailed cars did not explode. several others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Newton
Baltimore and Ohio
Claude Brandt
Warrenton
N.C
Casale
Jacob Casale
Sheryl Ross
Sheryl
Dora Whiteman
Industry
Martha C
McConnell
William Ross
Emily Peternel
William McManus
Connellsville
Lloyd Mauk
Civil Defense
Eisenhower shows “excellent” night as plane of diversions planned
Denver report says President Eisenhower's doctors note an excellent night and progress. Aides plan varied activities to keep him from boredom in late recovery as he slowly resumes duties at Walter Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Eisenhower
No successor debated after Morrow ouster in Texas
Fort Worth observers weigh names to fill the vacant Democratic national committeeman seat left by Wright Morrow who was ousted. The choice remains unsettled as party leaders consider possible replacements and map strategies for the national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Wright Morrow
Texas
Aid Premature Babies Milk Route Run By Junior League Girls
Chicago area Junior League society girls operate a unique milk route to aid premature babies. Evanston donors provide spare breast milk from home pumps for the Evanston hospital milk bank and nearby communities, with two routes covering daily liquid pickups and twice weekly frozen collections. Dr. Kimball notes the program's success and its aim to provide free milk to all able to pay or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Society
Cingago w—Society
American Academy of Pediatrics
Evanston
FE. Robbins Kimball
Evanston Hospital
The
Academy
Thas
Kimball
United States
Franston
America
Los Angeles
Newark
N.J
Wilmington
Del
San Francisco
Boston
Chicago
Highway 80 to receive asphalt resurfacing project
U S 80 will get asphalt resurfacing from two miles east of Choudrant to east of Tremont, a 24 mile Lincoln Parish project. Bids are to be received October 17, with work expected to take under two months after award, per highway board chair Fred Preaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerville
U. S. 80
Highway Department
Fred Preaus
Trenus
Choudrant
Tremont
Lincoln Parish
No Comment From Shivers Byrnes On Butler Speech
National Chairman Paul Butler urged unity in 1956 Democratic drive while gaining no comment from Texas Governor Shivers and former Governor Byrnes about his call to sing the Democratic hymn again. Butler noted harmony in Louisiana but gave no positions to former dissidents, citing Kennon among others at a Governor's Day rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Paul Butler
Butler
Louisiana
Allan Shivers
Texas
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Holters
Shivers
Byrnes
Robert Kennon
Kennon
State Party
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