Eisenhower Declares No Appeasement in Far East Crisis
President Eisenhower warned there would be no appeasement in the Far East amid Red China’s bombardments of Quemoy and threats to invade Nationalist islands. He urged readiness to defend principles, cited possible talks in Warsaw, and suggested UN diplomacy could still influence a peaceful outcome. He noted authority to act if a major attack targets Formosa and emphasized avoiding a Western Munich scenario.
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Virginia High School Slated To Be Closed
In Warren County Virginia the only white high school faces integration order and will close at end of classes Friday supervisor Gasque confirms by phone. The school board planned a statement to be released later that night with no further details. No public plan on pupil placement if closed under massive resistance policy.
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Murder Puzzles Officials In Staten Island Case
A 12 year old boy confessed to killing his mother and father in Staten Island and was sent to Bellevue Hospital for mental examination. District Attorney Braisted said the boy cited an attitude of strict parenting as motive while the defense stressed uncertainty. The boy faces potential commitment if found insane. under New York law, children under 12 are rarely charged with murder. The Nimer parents, Dr Melvin Nimer and Lorel Jean, were stabbed to death Sept 2. two siblings survived.
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Tense moment as Little Rock integration debate deepens
Arkansas towns confront renewed resistance to school desegregation as Faubus and courts shape delays and public mood. Central High attendance lingers amid threats while NAACP figures note access to leaders has shifted. The Supreme Court deliberation looms over a fragile education system.
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Policeman's Widow Births Daughter at Bible Class
The Leaders' Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church in Salisbury met on Veterans Day as Mrs. Henry T. Stephens, widow of slain policeman Sherman P. Bowers, attended the service. Early Thursday she gave birth to a daughter, with special musical selections by a male quartet. The class, including members Red Johnny Brown and Nelson R. Bohn, noted the funeral record and indictments related to the case.
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Khrushchev Praises China Ties in Stalingrad Rally
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told a Stalingrad crowd that Soviet Chinese friendship is stronger than ever and warned that an attack on Peoples China would be treated as an attack on the USSR. In Washington, Defense Secretary McElroy said the U.S. will continue armed convoys to embattled Quemoy, protecting Nationalist vessels but staying outside the offshore three mile limit after talks with Dulles.
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Apple growers plan meeting to improve prices in 4-state belt
In Winchester Virginia Apple growers from five states will meet Friday to adopt a three point plan to lift prices for this year’s crop. They propose leaving the poorest 19 percent in orchards, delaying sales to processors, and diverting fruit to the fresh market. Carroll R. Miller of Appalachian Apple Service cites processors’ low offers and notes prices are below last year's 2 25 per hundredweight despite better quality apples.
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Local Buy and Sell Ad for Clothing and Goods
A classified notice offers to buy and sell children and adults clothing shoes hats luggage appliances and various household needs. The seller promises good treatment and a wide range of items for both purchase and trade.
Miller cites prices below production costs for canners
Miller notes prices are below the cost of production as demand shifts and weights inch up. The report states 2 percent increases and remarks on No. 1 cannery items, with caution about profitability.
Air Force officer aims for world speed record flight
Air Force General Curtis LeMay attempted a nonstop flight from Yokota Japan to Andrews Field Maryland to set a world speed record. The mission used a KC-135 tanker with a 6,998 mile route and a target duration of about 124 hours.
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