Eisenhower silent on Faubus charge amid Little Rock dispute
President Eisenhower offered no comment on Orval Faubus's radio address accusing federal troops of policing using Nazi tactics. White House secretary Hagerty said the president would not react publicly, reading Faubus remarks instead of listening, while Sen. Richard Russell's criticism drew a similar no comment.
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Newport, R. I
INS
Eisenhower
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
White House
James C. Hagerty
Arkansas
Ernor. Hagerty
Faubus
Richard Russell
Frosty morning prompts ice scraping and clock debate
The frost disrupted morning routines with cars needing ice removal and residents debating who will set the clock back as Daylight Saving Time ends. New Castle switches to Standard Time on Sunday while Ellwood City stays on daylight time through October.
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Ellwood City
New Castle
Ellwood
Frost Warning With Sunny Cold Weekend Ahead
Weather report notes frost tonight with clear skies and temperatures around 30 east and 35 west. Today and Saturday remain sunny and cold with less wind. Highs reach near 50 east and upper 50s west. 24hour max 72, min 27, no precipitation, heavy frost. River at 5.4 feet. A year ago similar date recorded 65/35, no precipitation, river 6.5 feet.
More Youth Page Writers Are Selected
Additional student correspondents for YOUTH in the New Castle News are Janet Headings and Beth Nesbitt from Neshannock Memorial School, Julie Myers and Janice McCurdy from Bessemer High School, and Sally Hyde and Joan Budai from Mt. Jackson High School. The paper previously published ten correspondents, and YOUTH will begin weekly next week with a tentative first issue slated for next Tuesday.
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New Castle News
Janet Headings
Beth Nesbitt
Neshannock Memorial School
Julie Myers
Janice McCurdy
Bessemer High School
Sally Hyde
Joan Budai
Mt. Jackson High School
The
the News
Cold snap drops to 19 degrees in Pennsylvania towns
Extremely cold air moved into Pennsylvania this morning with temperatures recorded as low as 19 degrees at Philipsburg and Bradford. A Canadian high pressure system driving the chill was expected to persist through the weekend, bringing similar conditions across the state.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Philipsburg
Bradford
Man kills wife in Charleston court shooting spree
Victor Stover, 23, of Campbell's Creek, shot his estranged wife Peggy Jane 20 twice in the chest and wounded her aunt Katie Rose 35 in a Charleston magistrate's court. He also wounded Constable Clark Johnson with a gunshot before grabbing a revolver and being captured after stabbing the officer. Stover said he would have killed himself if not for ammo running out.
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Charleston
W. Va
INS
Victor Stover
Campbell's Creek
Peggy Jane
Katie Rose
Justice of the Peace
Earl Arthur
Stover
Clark Johnson
White
Kanawha County
Johnson
Squire Arthur
Peggy
Oil fires devastate Grand Rapids area storage yards
Arson is suspected after two Grand Rapids oil firms were struck by large fires Thursday night and today. Officials report over 150000 gallons of fuel oil destroyed and damage exceeding 500000 dollars. Police guarded remaining storage yards as Chief Burns labeled the incidents arson. The first blast hit Cornel Oil Co about ten miles south.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Frank J. Burns
Cornel Oil Co
Here
Reductions Reported in U S Air Force Squadrons
Washington notes the Air Force will abolish 13 reserve fighter squadrons within 60 days to boost efficiency. The cutbacks affect 1,046 officers and 2,842 enlisted personnel including 176 officers and 642 guardsmen, plus 573 civilians, shrinking air reserve wings from 51 to 39.
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Washington
Ins
Air Force
Air National Guard
New York
Chicago
Air Guard
Air Reserve
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt Talks With Khrushchev in Yalta
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, 73, meets Nikita Khrushchev at Khrushchev's Black Sea retreat on the Crimean Peninsula for direct answers on Soviet aims. She flew from Moscow and will question him about Poland Germany China and Japan in the wartime era context.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Eader Nikita S. Khrushchev
Yalta
Roosevelt
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Crimean Peninsula
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Josef Stalin
Britain
Winston Churchill
Soviet Union
Poland
Germany
China
Japan
Russia
Bronze Plant Shutdown After Contract Vote Fails
Operations at the Johnson Bronze Co. plant halted at midnight after contract ratification failed between United Auto Workers Local 69 and the company. Director Joseph Medure said hopes remain for an early settlement as the union schedules a 2 p.m. Sunday meeting at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School.
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Johnson Bronze Co
United Auto Workers Local 69
Joseph Medure
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
Former Arkansas Governor Denounces Faubus Speech
Sid McMath condemned Gov. Orval Faubus as inflammatory after Faubus' TV address. The former governor, once allied politically, criticized the speech in a Thursday night statement in Little Rock.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas
Sid MecMath
Orvald Faubus
Western World Must Rely On Atomic Weapons Says Romulo
Philippines Ambassador Carlos P. Romulo told the United Nations General Assembly that the western world must rely on atomic and hydrogen weapons as its only defense against Communist strength. He urged small countries to maintain defensive alliances with the West despite calls for peaceful coexistence and noted upcoming policy addresses from Burma Albania Ecuador Costa Rica Pakistan Yemen and Turkey.
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Bruce W. Munn
United Press
United Nations
N.Y
Philippines
Carlos P. Romulo
Eral
Romulo
Burma
Albania
Ecuador
Costa Rica
Pakistan
Yemen
Turkey
Camp program for nine Negro youths OK'd by Presbyterians
Western Presbyteries of Shenango Kittanning Beaver Butler and Clarion launch a 200000 camp program after a three year search visiting 80 sites. Second United Presbyterian Church in this city secured a 150 acre plot between Emlenton and Clintonville along Scrubgrass Creek donated by the late Earl Lyne to be named Martha Jane Lytle camp grounds. The church invested in road shelter and cottage improvements for church camping.
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Shenango
Kittannigg
Beaver
Butler
Clarion
Second United Presbyterian Church
Emlenton
Clintonville
Earl Lyne
Martha Jane Lytle
Page & Column
Nine Negro students enter Central High for third day of integration
Nine Negro children arrived at Central High School for the third day of integrated classes at 8 29 a m. c d t today. They walked into the main entrance without armed escort. Earlier days had bayonet troops and jeep escorts for arrivals. An officer walked with the students on Thursday.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
D.t
Typhoon Faye Daunts Okinawa With Wide Damage
Okinawa residents complained no warning was given as Typhoon Faye battered the island with 55 mph winds after 148 mph gusts. Casualties reached 13 dead, 111 missing, 70 injured. 24 missing. Military sites suffered extensive damage, 600 Okinawan houses destroyed, multiple vessels sank, officials withheld full damage report.
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Naha
Okinawa
U.S. Air Force
Faye
Pacific
Japan
U.S
Oakinawan
Death notices for Ira Cook McElwain McKnight and Kane
Death records list Ira James Cook 44 of Wampum Eugene Ross McElwain 75 of Ellport Mary Jane McKnight 60 of Elwood City and James Kane 56 of 510 N Cedar. Names and ages provided with locations for each obituary.
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Ira James Cook
Wampum
Eugene Ross McElwain
Ellport
Mary Jane McKnight
Elwood City
James Kane
N. Cedar
Metuchen High School Gutted by $1 Million Fire
Fire gutted most of Metuchen High School in Metuchen New Jersey displacing about 1200 students. Officials including Mayor Carl Metzger planned to inspect Camp Kilmer facilities to set up classrooms for grades 10 through 12 if suitable.
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Metuchen
N.J
Metuchen High School
Carl Metzger
Camp Kilmer
Hoffa Faces Big Battle at Contested Teamsters Convention
Miami Beach dispatch reports the Teamsters convention opening with challenges to credentials from rival factions. Detroit Local 299 delegates and others from about 64 locals may have their qualifications reviewed while a federal injunction attempt seeks to halt officer elections next week.
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Charles Taylor
United Press
Miami Beach
International Teamsters Union
Midwest Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Detroit
Washington
New York City
Typhoon Faye Spares Japan After Fatal Toll
Typhoon Faye spared Japan from its 90 mph winds but left a death toll of 14 in Japan and Okinawa. At least 11 Okinawan natives died, 115 missing, and 74 injured. Police reported three deaths and three missing on Amami Oshima in the Ryukyu chain.
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Tokyo
INS
Typhon Faye
Pacific Ocean
Japan
U.S
Okinawa
Amami Oshima Island
Ryukyu Island
Amami Oshima
Everett Man Admits Abducting 8 Year Old Boy
Snohomish County authorities say Everett resident George Edward Collins Jr. has admitted abducting Lee Crary, 8, of Edmonds and wrote the boy’s parents a $10,000 ransom note. Undersheriff Ray Ryan provided the update.
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Everett
Wash
INS
Snohomish
Lee Crary
Edmonds
Ray Ryan
George Edward Collins Jr
Faubus Tours Ozarks Defending Arkansas Integration Stance
Gov. Orval Faubus begins an Ozark stumping tour amid criticism of his attack on federal use of troops to enforce integration. He plans speeches in Hot Springs and Yell County while noting continued guard presence at Little Rock Central. Former Gov. Sid MacMath promises equal media time to counter him and calls the speech irresponsible. Faubus says troops were a grave error but vows public rebuke of the national administration.
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Little Rock
Ark
INS
Orval Faubus
Ozark
Arkansas
Army
Little Rock Central High School
Hot Springs
Yell County
Sid MacMath
Faubus
McMath
Three More U.S. Fliers Killed In North Atlantic Crash
The U S Navy reports three more fliers killed in a Sky Warrior bomber crash during NATO maneuvers off the Forrestal carrier in the North Atlantic. The pilot and two crewmen died when the aircraft struck an approach light and went overboard. Names were not released pending kin notification.
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London
INL
U.S. Navy
North Atlantic
Navy
Forrestal
Classifieds and Puzzles on Today's News Page
The page lists radio and TV listings, an editorial section, cross word puzzle, obituaries, theaters, and stock notes. It also provides contact numbers for want ads and newsroom telephone lines. The layout references various sections such as Ellwood and a 20th century era setup.
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Ellwood
Asian Flu Epidemics Reported In Four States
Asian flu epidemics were officially reported underway in four states and parts of a fifth with scattered to heavy outbreaks in others. Officials call the current fall wave mild, noting many hit by the virus suffer brief fever and fatigue before returning to normal.
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Washington
INS
Public Health Service
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Pa Newe
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Henry Ford II
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