Faubus May Call Legislature Into Special Session
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus nears a decision to convene a special legislative session to potentially alter school integration laws as the federal government questions court orders. National attention centers on Little Rock Central High and the stalled integration as Eisenhower meets southern governors and the 101st Airborne maintains order.
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Little Rock
Ark
INS
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Justice Department
Little Rock Central High School
Faubus
Washington
Eisenhower
Fayetteville
Alva Faubus
Executive Mansion
101St Airborne Infantry
Central High
Orval E. Faubus
Frost Touch Colors Leaves In County Outdoor Show
Frosts color the county trees as heavy frosts turn leaves brilliant. Neshannock and other streams run low while parched earth soaks up rains. About 3,000 Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio Lutherans rally at Cathedral. Croton Ave bottleneck near Vine St sparks motorist complaints. A barricade near the ditch persists ten days. New school week begins with speed law pledge. One tragic New Castle schoolboy accident last week. Cider season begins as apples go to press. Harvesters hope for no freeze before picking.
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Croton Ave
Vine St
New Castle
Weather Outlook and Temperatures Tonight Through Tuesday
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a chance of light rain Tuesday. Low tonight 44 to 53. 24-hour period ending 7 a.m. max 70, min 41, no precipitation, light dew. River stage 5.3 feet. Sunday period max 66, min 30, no precipitation, light frost.
Army trims armor and air defenses to meet cuts
The U S Army plans to replace one 15 000 man armored division with a 5 000 man armored combat team and abolish 14 air defense installations and five aviation construction battalions. It will also reduce a combat team in Panama to cut manpower by 71 000 by Jan 1 and 29 000 by June 30 as part of Defense Secretary Wilson's demand for a 100 000 reduction. The cuts may close some Army posts and focus reductions on administrative and support units.
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Washington
Defense
Chares E. Wilson
Panama
Wilson
Brances
Youth Page Wilson Directs Draft Reduction in County
Wilson directs a county youth page effort to trim 200000 men from manpower strengths in a June 30 edition of the News. The orders aim to save about a billion dollars in defense spending.
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Wilson
Jow
Premiers Head Seen In Peril
Paris reports Premier Maurice Bourges Maunoury faces a confidence vote on a plan granting more home rule to Algeria’s Moslems. The Assembly adjourned as right wing members urged dismissal of Bourges Maunoury and his peace proposal.
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Arthur L. Higbee
United Press
Paris
Maurice Bourges - Maunoury
France
Algeria
Chamber
Bourges-Maunoury
Adenauer Warns Against One Sided Army Cuts
Bonn Germany Chancellor Konrad Adenauer warned against cutting Western armed forces for psychological reasons alone. He said such reductions must not come without gains from the Soviets and emphasized defense safeguards.
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Adenauer
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Five Day Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania
Forecast shows temperatures two to three degrees below normal in the south and near normal in the north. Cool Tuesday and Wednesday in the south with a warming trend Thursday through Saturday. Rain amounts in the south between a quarter and a half inch on Tuesday and Wednesday, while the north expects little to no precipitation.
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Pennsylvania
Death notices for individuals in New Wilmington and area
Benjamin F. Kauffman 82 of New Wilmington died. Mrs. Lee C. Fisher 78 of 1327 East Washington Street. William Morgan 67 of 3152 Ma honing Avenue. Mrs. Eli M. Byler of Covert Station Road.
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Benjamin F. Kauffman
New Wilmington
Lee C. Fisher
Washington St
William Morgan
Mahoning Ave
Eli M. Byler
Covert Station Rd
Students Out By Hundreds As Bug Hits
Absentee rolls soar in area schools due to a respiratory illness with high fevers and body aches. No official confirmation of Asian flu. Hardest hit are Shenango Union New Castle Senior High and Benjamin Franklin Junior High. Dr. Wilbur E Flannery notes many in the community with respiratory ailments. Symptoms include fever, body aches, sore throat and cough. Lenion says 13 to 17 year olds are most affected. Attendance records continue.
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Shenango, Union and
New Castle
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Wilbur E. Flannery
Lawrence County Medical Assn
UAW Local 69 Split Over Johnson Bronze Co Offer
United Auto Workers Local 69 split on a Johnson Bronze Co proposal for a new contract. A 2-1 rejection by one faction and unanimous support by another were reported in unofficial results after negotiations began. workers were on strike since Thursday with talks ongoing as the offer sat with the union negotiating committee.
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United Auto Workers Local 69
Johnson Bronze Co
Local 69
Sacrifice urgente for youth urged by church leader
Rev Louis Walbrach of Edgebrook Lutheran told 2100 Western Pennsylvania youths that security and happiness must yield to sacrifice, heroism, and persecution. He warned against materialism and a lounging society, urging youth to live for higher voices and not be enslaved by worldly standards.
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Louis Valbrach
Edgebrook Evangelical Lutheran Church
Chicago
Ill
Pennsylvania
Walbrach
Audi
New Castle Motor Club Marks 50th Anniversary
The New Castle Motor Club of the American Automobile Association celebrates its Golden Anniversary this fall, tracing 50 years of highway safety work and motorist aid from 1907. It promoted safer driving, improved roads, high school driver training, school patrols, and patrol gear, now supports 35 motorist services and handles 14,000 to 15,000 license applications yearly.
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New Castle
New Castle High School
PTA
Mayor’s Safety Council
Cascade Park
Mem
Ber
Alec Samuels
Charles F. Morrow
Frank L. Burton
John E. Elliott
Orville Potter
Coltemn
Edenburg Duplex Fire Destroys Home in Explosive Blaze
A bottle gas explosion shattered a 12 room Edenburg duplex early Sunday. The fire caused an estimated 35 000 in damage and left two families homeless. Leaking gas line near a clothes dryer was blamed. Firefighters treated Mahoning Twp firefighter Joseph Exposito for hand lacerations. Families evacuated to relatives. residents include Charles Warren family and Joseph Pezzulo family with a 21 year old niece.
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Edenburg
Rose Pezzulo
Isabelle DeVite
Joseph Exposito
Twp
New Castle Hospital
Charles Warren
Joseph Pezzulo
Warren
Pezzulo
Sharon, Steel Co
Orrville
Mahoning
Hickory
North Beaver
Union
Neshawrock
Bessemer
Pulaski
Mt. Jackson
Hillsville
Ellwood City
Pezzulos
Robert
Beaver Valley Times Publication Note
The Beaver Valley Times states it is published today on the press of New Castle News. The brief note confirms the printing relationship and daily edition timing.
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Beaver Valley Times
Press of New Castle News
Powell Urges Ike to Call Special Session on Integration
Rep. Powell plans to urge President Eisenhower to convene a special session of Congress. The Beaver Valley newspaper notes Powell’s push amid upcoming talks with Negro leaders, as the administration prepares for possible integration actions.
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Powell
Eisenhower
New Castle
Washington
INS
Adam Clayton Powell
Eisiat
Congress
Beaver Valley
Five Men Seek Top Post As Teamsters Convene
The Teamsters convention opened with James R. Hoffa leading a five way race for the presidency. Chicago's William A. Lee joined, pledging to restore the union's name, while Thomas J. Haggerty challenged credentials of delegates alleged to be Hoffa loyalists. Other candidates include Thomas L. Hickey and John F. Shelley.
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United Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Dave Beck
Teamsters
William A. Lee
Chicago
Union
Lee
Thomas L. Hickey
John F. Shelley
San Francisco
The
Trucking Union
Lodge blames Russia for disarmament deadlock at UN
U S ambassador Henry Lodge charged Russia with stalling progress on disarmament and urged a halt to nuclear tests as Western nations push a two year moratorium within a general system. He spoke at a UN disarmament commission meeting as a London talks deadlock is reviewed.
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U.S
Henry Cabo Lodge
Russia
Soviet Union
Lodge
UN Disarmament Commission
UN Assembly
London
Britain
France
Canada
Mrs Roosevelt Reflects On Russia Visit And Peace Hope
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt returns from a 25 day trip to Russia and says the U S integration crisis is the only world news in Communist papers. She describes Khrushchev as a warm family man who worries about his grandchildren and says peace seems possible but warns real work toward avoiding war follows Soviet patterns.
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New York
INS
Eleanor Roosevelt
Russia
U. S
New York International Tidewild Airport
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
CBS Radio
Soviet Union
State plans development of McConnells Mill site
Secretary Maurice K. Goddard announced 1958 improvements for the McConnells Mill state park site. The 2,000 acre tract was turned over by the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy and will be formally accepted at a 2 p.m. ceremony. A long range plan by Community Planning Services will guide development funded by oil and gas royalties as part of Governor Leader’s park expansion program to bring parks within 25 miles of every resident.
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McConnells Mill
Maurice K. Goddard
Forests and Waters
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
Goddard
Community Planning Services, Inc
E.S.T
Pennsylvania
George M. Leader
Commonwealth
Conservancy
Illinois Woman Still Missing
Amelia Molly Zelko, business manager of the Spectator weekly in Joliet, disappeared after leaving the office for her apartment. Her brother Louis Zelko said police are pursuing a possible clue found during an intensive search of her apartment as a four county search continues.
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Joliet
Ill
Amelia Molly Zelko
The
Spectator
Louis Zelko
Miss Zelko
Pressure Causes Cloudy Conditions Across Region
A coastal low pressure area near North Carolina will move northward and mingle with a high pressure mass over Pennsylvania bringing light rain and cloudy skies. Rain ends early Tuesday as the system exits to the Atlantic Ocean with temperatures in the mid 60s and nightly lows from 45 to the upper 50s.
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North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Ocean
Connellsville Courier Raises Copy Price
The Connellsville Courier announced a price increase from five to seven cents per copy due to higher operating costs.
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Connellsville, Pa
Connellsville
Early Clock Trouble and Eastern Standard Time
A breezy local note on daylight saving and waking times. The speaker jokes about clocks failing to ring on schedule and asks if neighbors were up early. It mentions Eastern Standard Time and spring as daylight saving ends and notes milder morning light with a 62 degree day.
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Fx Kinewe
TPN
Jack Frost
Neshannock
Ohio
Daily Weather Report
Raymond V. Lenion
UAW
New Castle Motor Club
New Castle News
George W. Conway
Ed Fritz
Conway
Fritz
Bert Wells
Wells Co
Wells
Miami, Fla
William J. Eaton
United Nations
N.Y
Mrs. Roosevelt
Charles F. Chubb
Illinois
Arthur Mometer
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