Herter asks peace group for Caribbean crisis study
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter urged a plenary session to create a permanent inter American peace committee under the Organization of American States. The panel would report to Quito next February and study Caribbean tensions sparked by Cuba's revolutionaries to prevent threats to regional peace.
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Mamie Eisenhower Moves to Denver as Mother Grows Ill
Mrs. John S. Doud, Mamie Eisenhower’s mother, is seriously ill in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The First Lady left Washington by train Tuesday night to be with her mother, though White House aides say the departure was not sudden. Acting press secretary Werner Hawks confirmed the illness and the prior planning for the trip.
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Hope Congress Ends Before Khrushchev Comes to Capitol
Washington AP report says the Eisenhower administration hopes Congress adjourns before Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrives Sept. 15. Nixon and aides warn adjourning early could spark embarrassment while Khrushchev is in town. Senators Kuchel and Dodd voice cautious, defiant stances toward greeting the visitor.
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Red Dictator, No Crowds Assembled To Greet Him, No Flattery Or Flowers.’ Dodd
Three Negroes Back in School With Integration Tension
In Little Rock Arkansas on Wednesday police faced a protest near Central High School as 200 demonstrators, including women and children, clashed with authorities while a car bearing integration banners passed by. Three Negro girls arrived at Hall High School amid tense scenes and a convoy escorted by officers.
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Milwaukee man kills wife and daughter then takes own life
A 40 year old Black man shot and killed his wife Nadine nine, and then killed himself after learning of a pending divorce. Police said three other Cowart children, Aaron Emanuel and Banetta, were in the flat but unharmed. The victims, Mr and Mrs Avry Cowart, died at the hospital.
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German Soviet ships collide off Kiel in foggy Baltic
Allied naval sources report a German coastal vessel and a Soviet destroyer collided in dense fog off Kiel. The Christel was holed but not sunk, while the Soviet destroyer headed north with damage. German salvage vessels reached the stricken ship. The incident occurred amid NATO maneuvers in the western Baltic as Allied forces mass for Operation Freshwater.
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Deputy Marshal Ordered to Destroy 19900 Pounds of Rotten Eggs
United States Marshal Gur Hixon received a court order Wednesday to destroy 19,900 pounds of rotten eggs seized for violation of interstate commerce rules.
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Senate Group Cuts Cost of Vets Pensions
The Senate Finance Committee slashed the 41 year cost estimate of a House pension bill by 21 billion dollars. The cut would save 5 19 974 059 000 of the 105 million dollars in pensions expected through 2000. The action, in a closed session, aims to trim benefits for veterans with non service connected disabilities and their dependents while keeping widow benefits for World War II and Korean War veterans under discussion.
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Senate approves substitute housing bill amid veto dispute
The Senate Banking Committee backed a trimmed $1.05 billion housing bill after concessions to administration concerns. Senate votes 53 to 0 to sustain the veto override attempt, with leaders predicting quick agreement on a compromise.
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Not Welcome Kalamazoo Mid Ward Mailbox Theft Report
Kalamazoo resident Ryle reported a theft from her farm mailbox involving a stray item taken from a truck. The note included a hostile message and a demand related to cooperation. Police urge caution as the sender references retaliation and future access.
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House Labor Racketeering fight ends in narrow vote
Washington AP reports a razor thin House vote decided the AFL CIO backed labor racketeering controls bill amid GOP and Democratic opposition. The measure faced stiff opposition over bans on hot cargo and related provisions as the debate centered on civil rights and union protections.
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Natural Gas Firms Under Federal Probe
The Federal Power Commission opened an investigation into Chicago natural gas pipeline firms Natura Gas Pipeline Co of America and affiliates for allegedly limiting deliveries to Wisconsin Southern Gas Co and other distributors. Wisconsin Southern and about 20 smaller buyers report shortages while three large customers secured extra supply from other pipelines. The Chicago firms claim shortages stem from Wisconsin Southern not complying with state orders restricting new space heating connections. The commission announced it will order a heating directive.
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Exile in Woods Ends With Clothes in Rags
A Detroit shipping clerk Alohar Elechar Biechers divorced from Nancy in 1953 fled into the woods to escape alimony and police. After three months he weighed 80 pounds and was found near a swampy area close to wealthy suburbs. He claimed he preferred the exile but gave no reason.
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Red Forces Leave Northern Laos In Border Withdrawal
Laos officials said most Communist infiltrators have pulled back across the border leaving about 1090 fighters, largely Black Thai and Pathet Lao members. Col. Phumi Nosavan warned attacks could resume in the dry season from October to December. The Communist campaign included propaganda blaming the United States for Laos’ fate, while Peiping called the situation grave.
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Engineer Killed in Rail Collision at Hardin Missouri
A Santa Fe passenger train collided with a work engine near Hardin Missouri, killing an engineer and injuring none of the passengers. The wreck sparked fires that destroyed coach cars and spread along the street as firefighters moved to control the blaze. The body of the engineer was recovered and identified later.
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Negro Families Move Into All White District
Two Negro families moved into a three story apartment building in a previously all white Chicago neighborhood. Police patrolled the area while tensions appeared to ease after the relocation Wednesday.
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