Gromyko to UN: Soviet union not an impassive observer
In a 112 hour policy speech at the United Nations, Andrei Gromyko denounced Western policy in the Middle East and urged the UN to condemn actions he said threaten regional and global security. He challenged U S charges about Turkey and Syria and proposed UN measures toward reconciliation and disarmament.
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N.Y
Andrei Gromyko
U.N
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
U. S
Dulles
Turkey
Syria
U.S
Gromyko
NATO
Near
Frank Aiken
Ireland
U. N
Britain
Faubus Yields to Federal Injunction at Central High
In Little Rock on September 20 a federal district court injunction barred Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus from blocking integration at Central High School. Faubus announced surrender in a TV radio speech, ordering National Guard troops removed as soon as possible while vowing to appeal.
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Arkansas National
Little Rock
Central High School
Agaov
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Central High
Arkansas Nationa Guard
Little Redl
U.S
Ronald N. Davies
Judg Davies
Judge Davies
Arkansas
Sherman T. Clinger
Marion Johnson
Sinc
Eighth
Clinger
Orde
Becau Faubus
Speec Faubus
Davie
Rain Storm Fails To Halt Horse Show In Bastrop
A heavy rain in Bastrop did not stop the 4th Annual Horse Show linked to the North Louisiana Cotton Festival. Judges sought cover as contestants from several states displayed blooded horses in walking mares, three gaited, and roadster classes with winners including Midnight of Shelby and Silver Silk.
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Bastrop
D. W. Garnier
H. G. Ruffin
Betty Clyde Ratcliff
Eleanor Cammack
Midnight
Shelby
Wallace Brandon
D. E. Walmon
Minden
Sidney Moyton
Jennings
Marilyn Hendricks
Shreveport
David Crockett
Buck Parsons
Little Rock
Spike Jones
H. S. Rayner
New Orleans
Ladies’ Walking Horse
R. V. van Horn
Elizabeth Hampton
Baton Rouge
Jane Baker
J. P. Frisco
Estor Cates
Bossier City
W. A. Carter
Magnolia, Ark
Princess Grace and Rainier Expect Second Heir
Monaco announces Princess Grace, formerly Grace Kelly, is pregnant with a second child due next March. Caroline, born Jan 23, would be displaced if a son is born. Caroline holds precedence among siblings and would inherit multiple titles if no brother appears.
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Princess Grace
Rainier
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Rainier III
Caroline Louise Marguerite
Caroline
Grimaldi
Grace
Weather outlook mirrors prior pattern with showers
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and scattered showers intact from the region. Yesterday’s high rose to 91 after Thursday peaked at 83 while the low held at 70. Arkansas and Louisiana share a weekend forecast of similar conditions with continued showers.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Minden Airman Killed In Crash Near Shreveport
A 22 year old Minden air man Louis M. Taylor was killed when his car struck a Red Chute bridge abutment on state route 4 en route to his post at Barksdale Air Force Base. He died at Shreveport hospital with a wife and 21 month old daughter as survivors. his parents also from Minden.
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Shreveport
Minden
Barksdale Air Force Base
Louis M. Taylor
Shreveport Hospital
Taylor
M. L. Brewer
Sibelius Dies In Helsinki At Age 91
Jean Sibelius famed Finnish composer died in Helsinki at 91 from a brain hemorrhage. He rose to fame with Finlandia and symphonies that defined Finnish music, with critics calling him among history’s greatest. He was born in Hameenlinna in 1865 and later used the name Jean.
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Jean Sibelius
Helsinki
Finland
Sibelius
Finlandia
Aiiola
Beethoven
Brahms
Wagner
Tuonela
Hameenlinna
Johan Julius Christian
Janne
Jean
Death Ends Long Reign of Haakon
Oslo dispatch: King Haakon VII, ruler of Norway for 52 years, died at 85 from a respiratory ailment after weeks of illness. Crown Prince Olav, 54, will become King Olav VI. Haakon, born 1872, led during independence in 1905 and WWII, notably refusing Hitler’s envoy’s demand and boosting Allied support.
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Oslo
Norway
Haakon VII
Haakon
Olav
Olav VI
Diktat
Charlottenlund
Denmark
Frederick VII
Louise
Sweden
Phone Walkout Threatens Broad Labor Revolt Over New Contract
A four day strike by 23 000 telephone equipment installers ended as service returned to normal in most areas. Leaders warned the proposed 13 2 cent hourly package could trigger a renewed walkout within 10 days. Union leaders in New York Indianapolis and Cleveland urged rejection of the deal.
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New York
District of Columbia
John Flanagan
Communications Workers of America
Indianapolis
CWA
Kenneth A. Silvers
Cleveland
Ohio
Christy Nicholas
Western Electric Co
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Black students held after insulting LSU coed
Two Black men Leo Brown 23 and Alice Cummings 20 were booked on four charges for accosting and insulting a 20 year old white coed on LSU campus. They faced incident disturbing the peace obscenity and inciting civil unrest. Others involved were released after investigation. The incident began when the women was leaving the registrar’s office and their path was blocked. The campus security and city police were notified and the suspects claimed they sought construction work. The coed remained unidentified.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
John Nick Brown
Leo Brown
Alice Cummings
Brown
Cummings
LSU
Kilbourne directs murder charges in cleaver killings
In Clinton Louisiana District Attorney Richard Kilbourne directs murder charges against 22 year old Alfred Stahl of Melrose Park Illinois for hacking two fellow convicts to death with a meat cleaver.
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Clinton
Richard Kilbourne
Alfred Stahl
Melrose Park
Ill
Ouachita Parish Board Expansion Denied by Attorney General
President Trousdale and eastside delegates sought to add eight members to the Ouachita parish School Board, bringing total seats to 24. Atty. Gen. Gremillion refused the move, saying Legislature had not established proper machinery to enact the expansion. The request followed a recent east west board split and argued Monroe’s population entitlement under parish representation law.
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James H. Trousdale, Jr
Ouachita Parish
Atty
Jack Gremillion
Gremillion
Earl K. Long
Eastside
Trousdale
Louisiana
Eastwest
Twin Cities
City of
Monroe
Geologist Nichols Heads Civitan Talk on Local Giving
K. T. Nichols, in charge of United Givers campaign, spoke to the Civitan club at Hotel Frances. He outlined a plan to aid welfare and youth activities, with twelve beneficiary groups and a $208000 budget to raise the needed funds.
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K. T. Nichols
United Givers
Civitan Club
Hotel Frances
Nichols
Unnamed devout Catholic woman keeps dawn visits at St Matthew's
A devoted Catholic woman, never missing daybreak at St Matthew's, reveals she had a key made to unlock the big church door and even gave a duplicate to a friend to ensure access for early worship. She notes she often prays with one or two other worshippers and spoke after a small group talk.
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St. Matthew's Church
Can't Spend It Now Judge Says on Gold Bar Theft
London judge sentences John Kelly to eight years for stealing 600 gold bars worth about 10 thousand pounds. He claimed the money with him was only a day's winnings from horses. The judge stressed that proceeds from such crimes must not be enjoyed for a substantial period.
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Lonndon
John Kelly
Radar system can detect ballistic missiles under 70 chars
Air Force chiefGen Thomas White announced a new radar capable of detecting intercontinental ballistic missiles out to 3,000 miles and providing instant warning to U S cities and military centers. The system aims for near term operational use.
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Washington
Air Force
Thomas JD. White
White
Defense Department
Department
Defense Orientation Association
Pentagon
USS
Southern Governors Meet Over Racial Issue With Faubus
Governors from the South plan a weekend conference in Atlanta and Sea Island to discuss the Arkansas crisis and civil rights, while some state party chairs threaten to move against national chairman Paul Butler for his stance on Faubus. Faubus himself is slated to preside over an industrial development discussion. The Arkansas episode looms large as governors prepare for private and public discussions amid rising tensions within the party.
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Atlanta
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Georgia
National Party
Paul Butler
Faubus
Dixie Or
Sea Island
Brunswick
Girl 20 Talks After Year in Coma in New Orleans
In New Orleans Carolyn Chetta, 20, spoke for the first time since Sept. 10 1956 when accidentally shot by fiancé patrolman Joseph Beferon during a gun discharge while they inspected a prospective apartment. A charge of attempted murder was dismissed against Berger and he resigned from the force.
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New Orleans
Carolyn Chet
New
Joseph Be Feron
Berger
Poli Force
Community contact hours and department lines
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