Hammarskjold Proposes Broad Peace Plan for Middle East
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold presented a broad plan at the General Assembly emergency session aimed at placing the Middle East dispute on a constructive path. The plan calls for Arab nations to halt internal interference and for major powers to refrain from political intervention while aiding economic development.
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United Nations
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Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
Middle East
Hammarskjold
General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Arkady A. Sobolev
U. S
Lebanon
Jordan
Khrushev
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Russia
Sobolev
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Assembly
Odge
Andrei Gromyko
New York
Moscow
Arab Republic
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Libya
Sudan
Nasser
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Argus
Aue
State Fair Judges Seek First Grand Champ Steer
Illinois State Fair opens its 110 day run with junior judges seeking the first grand champion steer amid competitions for prize barrows horses ponies eggs wool rabbits stamps cooking textiles and crafts. Attendance nears 50 000 with veterans admitted free Sunday. Cheri Rae Lowe and Rickey Lowe crowned junior royalty as Jacksonville floats claim top honor.
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Ill
Gov. Stratton
Diana
Cheri Rae Lowe
Rickey
Karen Watkins
Mike Tobin
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Journal and Courier
Larry Whitaker
Black Bear Kills Seven Year Old Girl at Jasper Cottage
In Jasper Alabama a black bear dragged seven year old Barbara Christine Coates from a cottage steps and fatally mauled her as her mother Mrs. Jack Coates tried to rescue her. The bear fled after being shot by a cottage owner. Barbara died en route to a hospital.
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Jasper
Ala
Barbara Christine Coates
Jasper National Park
Jack Coates
Barbara
Plan Set to Merge Illinois AFL and CIO Groups
Agreement on a merger of the Illinois State Federation of Labor and the state CIO council was announced. Terms include a slate led by Reuben G. Soderstrom and will be submitted for ratification at the Illinois conventions in Peoria on Oct. 6. The consolidated body would be named the Illinois Congress of Industrial Organizations.
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Chicago
Illinois State Federation of Labor
State Council
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Reuben G. Soderstrom
AFL
Illinois
Peoria
Illinois State Federation of Labor and
Faith Holds Together Black Hills Passion Play Founder Says
Josef Meier, German immigrant and longtime star of the Black Hills Passion Play, says faith keeps his interdenominational troupe together. The Spearfish production runs Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays on an outdoor 2 1/2 block stage with limited rain cancellations and has drawn over five million attendees since 1932.
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Harold S. Milner
Spearfish
S .D
Oberammergau
Black Hills
Jesus
Besser Bee
Aurusse
Meier
Christ
Germany
Lake Wales
Teamster probe targets sale of union car in Michigan blaze
Senate investigators sought details on the sale of a union automobile used in a fatal Michigan torch blaze. The Cadillac was reportedly sold to Herman Kierdorf uncle of the victim, with his nephew Frank Kierdorf a local Teamster official dies after setting fire to a Flint dry cleaning shop. The inquiry also dredged up testimony about threats and false statements tied to Hoffa era activities.
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Senate
Teamsters Union
Michigan
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Special
Senate Committee
Herman Kierdorf
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Kierdorf
Frank Kierdorf
Pontiac
Mich
Flint
Herman
Hoffa
College heads feud over engineering school in Illinois
SIU president Delyte Morris says SIU is handicapped without an engineering college while UI's David Henry urges expanding SIU’s rivals rather than duplicating facilities. Both plead before the Illinois Commission of Higher Education as lawmakers debate a 1959 69 expansion and potential Chicago branch costs.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
Southern Illinois University
SSU
Delyte W. Morris
SIU
David D. Henry
Ilinois Commission of Higher Education
General Assembly
Carbondale School
Morris
Northern Illinois
Southern Illinois
Henry
College of Engineering
Champaign
University of Ulinois
Eastern Illinois University
Illinois State Normal University
Western Illinois University
Maj
Lenox R. Lohr
Nautilus Heads Toward Europe
The American atomic submarine Nautilus headed toward Europe after completing a secret transpolar voyage from Pearl Harbor to the Atlantic via the Arctic. Navy Cmdr. William R. Anderson led a 116 man crew as President Eisenhower decorated the unit and praised the voyage for its commercial and military implications.
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W. R. Anderson
North Pole
U.S. Navy
Elton C
White House
Eisenhower
Navy
William R. Anderson
New NASA Director Glennan Sets Hopes for Space Progress
Cleveland May 1958 Dr T Keith Glennan named to head the new NASA agency to organize non military space work He visits Washington for Senate hearings with assignment set for Sept 1 He notes US progress since Sputnik and cites Soviet education dedication He will leave Case Institute of Technology and rely on NACA personnel and facilities for the new agency.
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Cleveland
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
T. Keith Glennan
Russia
Glennan
Navy
Underwater Sound Research Laboratory
Hugh L. Dryden
NACA
National Bureau of Standards
Tragic Water Pageant Death of 11-Year-Old Swimmer
Jackie Karlin collapsed during the Morris pool Water Pageant while finishing third in an 11-year-old boys race. Emergency responders attempted revival but he died. Post mortem found normal brain and organs with no drowning signs.
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Jackie Karlin
Eugene Karlin
F. High Street
Morris Municipal Swimming Pool
Jackie
Robert Ryder
John B. Roth
Morris Fire Department
Morris Hospital
Immaculate Conception School
Morris Herald
Lions
Boy Scout Organization
W. Clark Davis
Weekend Forecast: Warm 80s With Soft Night Lows
The forecast calls for fair, warm weather through the weekend with highs in the 80s and lows near 65. The Weather Bureau notes a Friday night low around 55 degrees, with Pyatt station showing a high of 83 Friday and 70 degrees at 9 am today.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pyatt
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