Lye Attack at High School Leaves Students Burned
In a Thomas Jefferson High School science class a student hurled a bottle of lye, injuring 14 students and a teacher. Maurice Kessler, 17, faces felonious assault arraignment. David Ozersky, 16, partially blinded, remains under care at St. Clare’s Toxpit with optimism for some recovery.
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Kessler
David Ozersky
Voice of Maurice
Ozersky
Lye
Brooklyn
United Press
Guy
Ozerer
Meester
Ressler
Auerbach
Greatnra
Reds Hold Out In San Marino
A fragmented San Marino item notes a Reds holdout at a local square event. The brief mentions a postal card, government stance, and timing references amid unclear details. Entities include San Marino and unspecified local groups or posts, with no clear outcome or date.
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Reds
San Marino
Marino
Fay
Order Aims to Block Hoffa Convention Elections
A Washington judge ordered James R. Hoffa and other Teamsters officials to show cause why the upcoming convention should not be barred from electing officers. The rank-and-file group claims the Sept. 30 Miami Beach convention dates were rigged and the delegates chosen to favor Hoffa. A hearing is set for Sept. 21 with notices due to officials by Sept. 23.
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Washington
FL Dickinson Letts
Jamies K. Hoffa
Teamsters
Leis
Miami Beach
Teamster Convension
James R. Hoffa
J Lents
Lents
Florida
Godfrey
PL Schandi
New York
Ar Rank and
Fie Teansters
Hofta
Lenionn
Midwest Teamsters
Dave
Schmidt
T. Lave
Lacey
Natwest Bre
Ministers change In New Zealand ACCRLAND
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ministers in New Zealand and names Sidney Golla and Dem Keath Halve with garbled context. The readable portion notes ACCRLAND and Holland references with unclear events and dates. The source is too corrupted to determine a clear single event or outcome.
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Accrland
Sidney Golla
Texmed
Ieee Hecarte Af
Meech
Holland
Mpec Pee Io
State Receipts Exceed Payout Ask by 100 Million
Austin reports that the state ended the fiscal year with receipts about 100 million dollars more than expenditures. Total receipts were 95,503,105 with expenditures at 872,690,051. Non-resume receipts and transfers totaled 130,300,458. Major tax items included production taxes 215,551,103 and gasoline taxes 181,459,807. School, highway, and public welfare costs were 271,487,043. 242,796,450. and 159,026,424 respectively.
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Austin
Robert Calvert Gas
Hagh Way
Tiguor
Ial
Aplion
Counines
Haiti Military Junta Prepares for Sunday Elections
The ruling Haitian military junta alerts all armed forces for Sunday's presidential and confessional elections. Steel helmets are issued to 2,800 inns and police as reserves may be called to quell violence. General Pitanie directs security measures amid tense times.
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Port AU Prince
Hani
Haiti
Palace Reveals Child Expected
Palace confirms a royal birth with expectations of a child joining the British royal family. No power transition discussed as the palace refrains from further comment. The announcement follows speculation about succession and public interest remains high.
Atlas Missile Test Seen At Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral observers watched the Atlas missile test as Defense Secretary Donald Quarles attended the base. The unnamed Atlas may be part of a program with possible intercontinental hopes, while Thor and Jupiter IRMs also drew speculation. The rocket malfunctioned and was destroyed for safety.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Sis
Missile Test Center
Defense
Donald Quarles
Aigh Defense Department
Ay Far Ag
Caspa Real
Boosier Charres
Maria
Parents Picket For Integration Protest Across City
Picket lines formed as Newark and Boerne area parents demonstrated against alleged school integration barriers. Speakers voiced fears of racial tension and sought policy changes amid tense atmosphere. Local officials urged calm while police monitored the placards and chants.
French Tailors' Edict Sparks Stylish Pants Debate
A French tailoring edict prompts debate as designers advocate Ankie buttoned pants for style. A speaker criticizes aid programs as wasted while fashion and policy intersect in the discussion.
Faubus Court Hearing Sees Walkout Over Jurisdiction
In Little Rock Arkansas federal judge Ronald Davies rejected Gov Orval Faubus injunction petition aimed at halting integration at Central High School. Faubus and his legal team walked out citing jurisdiction disputes. proceedings continued with witnesses ordered and National Guard on standby to prevent violence amid the case.
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Little Rock, Ark
Orval Faubus
Tietral Civant
Davies
Orval
Amiltees Tanpos
Fuubus
Arkansas
Adit
Sherman T. Cloobseny
Clinger
Panis’ Oriers
Metional Guarden Urodhd
Sis
Faubus
Technigatis
al Yk Ser
Eas
Little Rock Board of Education
Tom
Ted
Henar Republic
Riedy
McGhee Sees Middle East Oil as Asset for U S
Dallas independent oil producer and adviser George McGhee told Permian Basin Chapter of the American Petroleum Institute that Middle East oil is not a threat as long as the United States remains a leader in oil technology. His remarks closed the first fall meeting of the chapter here.
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George McGhee
Dallas
American Petroleum Institute
Middle States
United States
McGhee
Middle East
Permian Bysin
APL de Ails
Young Golfers Beat President at Newport Club
Two Rhode Island teen golfers edged President Eisenhower by over 50 yards on the first tee at Newport Country Club. The president planned a continuation on the second nine with local players while White House aides watched, in a playful exhibition that drew cheers from spectators.
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Newport
Eisenhower
Wowie
Newport Country Club
Hower
Nt Palmer
Feyracald Robert Fite
June Chamcter
Commerce
Nerup
Letech
Robert Dales
William McGuinness
Tiserhower
Tia
Dalessin
McGuinness
Ders
James C. Hagerty
White House
Howard G. Gishing
Newport Coanery
Jwadynuriers
No Verdict in Ray Images Case Judgment Delayed
A disjointed report notes uncertainty surrounding a verdict in the Ray case. Wording suggests fear or delay as details remain unclear about the judicial outcome and related radiology references. No concrete conclusion is stated.
Soviet Gromyko Blames West Over Mideast Tensions
United Nations report quotes Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko accusing the West of destabilizing the Middle East. He condemns U.S. arms shipments to Arab nations and the NATO bloc, calling for UN intervention as tensions rise near Soviet borders. British officials reportedly warn Syria under Russian influence could trigger wider Arab conflict. The U.N. Steering Committee rejects a Soviet backed bid on seating Red China, pushing debate to a later session.
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United Nations
NAP
Andrei Gromoko
Middle East
Russia
Dulles
Renm
Gromyks
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Joe Wear
T Arca
Atlantic Treaty Organization
Syria
Dulles W
Ussr
Dutles
United Nav
U.S
Egypt
Britain
Dulles Ing
Russi
U.N
Arsenite
China
Odessa Woman Freed On Bond
Odessa woman is freed on bond after arraignment before US Commissioner Richata Nin Peons Tuaday on charges including pilfering and related offenses. The case involves federal personnel and multiple named parties with the defendant identified as a 3-year-old woman and others connected to the alleged theft.
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Odessa
Arky
Palda- Lass
Youll Find It Pace Pare 15 m 182 Page 22
Fragmentary OCR notes mention page references 22 and 23 with unspecified item here. No clear event or names readable.
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