Haiti Delays Arrest of Archbishop Amid Vatican Warning
The Haiti government postponed arrest of Archbishop Francois Poirier after Vatican warning of automatic excommunication. Atty. Gen. Duplessis said arrest would be suspended pending negotiations with the Apostolic Nuncio. The archbishop faced charges for criticizing the government in La Phalange and failing to appear for questioning.
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Haiti
UPI
Francois Poirier
Vatican
Tearntisa d
Ulsecu
Max D. Duplessis
Here
Duplessis
Francois Duvalier
Baki
Ess
Dupressis
la Phalange
Rain and Heat Dampen Wisconsin State Fair Attendance
Milwaukee AP report on the Wisconsin State Fair opening day with crowds lower than expected due to near 100 degree heat and showers. Gate totals reached about 32 300 versus an anticipated 200 000 as judging continued and side shows operated. Dairy wins included Duane Hari of Menomonie in senior Holstein and Raymond Whisker of Janesville in junior Holstein, with garden winners Toucher Gardens of Manitowoc and P W MacKenzie Garden Madison earning prizes.
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Duane Hari
Menomonies
Dean County
Reymond Whisker
Janesvie
Toucher Gardens
Manitowoc
Gladioli
P. W. MacKenzie Garden
Madison
Fred Steinbrecher
Hacime
Miolesses
Argrie Skells
Khrushchev Seeks Talks With Satellite Leaders in Crimea
Berlin AP reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev met with several satellite leaders in the Crimea as East Germany’s Ulbricht and Gomulka travel there for rest. Ulbricht reportedly plans a Black Sea resort visit while Gomulka also leaves for a Crimea retreat.
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Berlin
Nikita Khrushches
East Germany
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Ito Grafendhieft
East Berlin
Ulbricht
Black Sea
Khrushchev
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulks
Crimea
Weekend Heat and Humidity Plague Much of Nation
The nation endures an extreme heat wave with 95 degree readings from Chicago to Washington and 29 percent humidity in several cities. Thunderstorms, floods, and a rough weather pattern persist from the Rockies to the Atlantic, with damage and fatalities linked to the heat and severe storms.
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Enited Press International
U.S. Weather Bureau
Rockies
Atlantic
Chicago Weather Bureau
Washington
D.C
Newark
N.J
Boston
New York
Dallas
Detroit
Kansas City
Columbus
Ohio
Lorain
Michael J. Dombrowski
Midwest
Frankfort
Mich
Milwaukee
Bitter Battle Reported In Laotian Area
Reports from Vientiane describe a fierce clash about 25 miles from Semnesaim as rural Lao troops engage Communist forces. Government guipésts reportedly fallen. details unconfirmed by Laos authorities.
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I Vientiane
Lass
Semnesaim
Laos
Banban
Samnena
Eisenhower Proclaims Hawaii Statehood in Ceremony
President Eisenhower proclaims Hawaii a US state, signing with multiple pens as Alaska’s path to statehood is followed. A new flag design with staggered star rows is unveiled, and Hawaii’s governor-elect Daniel K. Inouye is on hand for the pledge. The White House event signals Hawaii joining the union amid formal acknowledgment from officials.
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United States of America
Eisenhower
Alaska
Hawaii
Honolulu
Iolani Palace
Quinn
Swrorn
White House
Eiect Dream
Long
Daniel KK. Inouye
Democrats Seek GOP Aid for Madison Memorial Convention
Los Angeles AP reports Democrats press Republicans to help finance the 180th Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. Former Navy Secretary Den Kimball heads a new finance committee and says Republicans will be asked to contribute as a civic effort, while Ed Shattuck of the RNC says the effort is now a partisan Democratic affair. A House resolution to create a finance committee to raise at least 350000 for the memorial to James Madison, fourth president, was sent to the Democrats after a tickets dispute.
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Los Angeies
Dea
Navy
den, Kimball
Conention
Clutv
Republican National Committee
Ed Shattuck
Washington
UPI
Sen
Ainance Committee
Morial
James Madison
James Madison, Thenheir
Paul Butt
Ler
Tckets
Illinois couple among four injured in Wisconsin plane crash
A two motor plane crashed in rain and fog near a Vilas County airport injuring two children and a man and killing Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A Miner of Des Plaines Illinois. The couple’s two children were taken to North Woods hospital at Phelps.
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Richard Heinrich
Detroit
Rephex
Northwoods
Phelps
Wiles County
Kings i Geteway Hotel
Commit Wnit
Miller
Rhineander
Bas
Pier Co
AF Officers Refuse Invitations From Plane Firms
Washington officials vow officers will not accept invitations from major aircraft makers for weekends at Bahamian clubs. Assistant Air Force Secretary Philip B. Taxler told House investigators it looks bad for Pentagon officers to be guests of Martin Co in these trips. Martin is a leading aircraft and missile maker. investigations cited at least one invitation to spend paid weekends abroad. He said steps will be taken to stop the practice.
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Washington
Air Force
Bahama Islands
Asst
Philip ‘'B. Taxler
Pentagon
Martin Co
Martin
Aleutheria Club
Bahamas
Taylor
Khrushchev Set for National TV Address During U S Tour
Khrushchev will address the U S public and hold a question and answer session at the National Press Club on September 6. Major networks will broadcast the event live, with plans for a skeleton schedule of his trip to Washington New York City San Francisco Los Angeles and other stops. He will speak at the United Nations in New York on September 18 and conclude with talks in San Francisco Los Angeles Des Moines and Pittsburgh before returning to Washington for final discussions with President Eisenhower.
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UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Ima Ne-Holds
Sion
National Press Club
Televvision
State Department
New York City
United Nations
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Moines
Pittsburgh
Eisenhower
Do What Needs Doing Rally in Arkansas Urged
The Arkansas Supreme Court told a segregationist rally in Pine Bluff to “do what needs to be done” as Gov Faubus and others declined to attend. Justice Jim Johnson spoke to about 1,000 at the fairgrounds stadium while reporters faced obstruction and threats during coverage.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
UPI
Arkansas Supreme Court
Staion
Doillarway
Jim Jebrson
Orval Faubus
Msissipp
John Bell Williams
Dousrney Falls
John ‘Son
Arkan
Sas Falls
Axel J’ Beck
Ieme Point
Delanvar Hs
Pine
Faubus
Dallerway
Wiliams
Wiliam Rainach
Homer
Little Rock
Amis Guthridge
Jim
Fairgrounds Stadium
Johnson
Pine Bt
Arkansas Gazette
The
New York Times
Turkish Group Gunned By Soviets Near Frontier
A Turkish group was machine gunned by Soviet forces near the Turkish border in Pasof, Kers province. Reports say three vehicles or groups were targeted, with one member seriously injured and others wounded. Turkish authorities condemned the incident and called for immediate action.
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Trish
Gyts
Tovder Videge
Pasof
Kers
Bomner
Turkey
Congress nears finish on 1960 money bills budget cuts seen
The Senate cleared a 1.428 billion military construction measure as its 15th fiscal 1960 appropriation. 13 of 16 money bills have passed with several reductions below President Eisenhower's request. House actions mirror cuts, with contention over foreign aid totals and overall budget reductions nearing a billion dollars.
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Senate
House
White House
Uus
Senate House
Gore
Esenhower
Senhower
Congress
Lake Formed By Earthquake Spews Up Cars
An earthquake triggered landslide created a lake at West Yellowstone, Montana, spewing car parts, camping gear, and fishing gear but no confirmed bodies yet. Officials fear the lake may conceal missing victims while aftershocks halt underwater searches and engineers estimate the lake will rise for weeks before toppling the slide. An emergency radio network was set up Friday.
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Yellowstone
Mont Iupi
Canton
Fragmented Crime Note Mentions Lareda Lan and Leonard
Garbled OCR notes reference a person named Leonard and a place like Lareda Lan. Mentions dogs and a police element with a date or event tied to a car or feed motif. The readable segments hint at a local incident but lack coherent details.
Removal of Lincoln Bust Sparks Los Angeles Controversy
A heated dispute at the Los Angeles County courthouse ends with the removal of a 20 pound bronze bust of Abraham Lincoln by Dr. Emil Seletz. Law officials and jurists complained the statue distracted proceedings while supporters cited its artistic merit and ties to the war era. The bust now sits at Seletz’s home after the controversy prompted by bar association objections and lawsuits.
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Los Angeles
Lincoln
Orsder
Grant
of the War Association
Se.d
Abraham Lincoln
Emil Seletz
Hullsbrain
Comn
Seletz
Assa
Washington
UPI
Ate
Merce Commission
Commission
Compromise on labor law reports praised by conferees
UPI reports Len Goldwater Jr notes labor conference committee reached compromise provisions tighter than House, looser than Senate in parts. He declines to detail the measure but says ready with it. Kennedy and Goldwater express hope to press more next week.
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Washington
UPI
Len Goldwater Jr-Sriz
House-Senate
House
Senate
Goldwater
Conference Committee
Johan F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Geldwater
Florida
George A. Smathers
Dfla
Aign
West
Goiigaater
Renney
Tot Killed When Run Over by Car
Dodge County coroner Dr. Harold Festa reports a fatal accident near a farm outside Fond du Lac. Philo Pelotih, a local junk dealer, was said to be leaving the scene after purchasing some goods when the car struck and killed a person identified as Silas Ruen.
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Arnett
Silas Ruen
Weentswid
End
Acebert Sts
Billed
Fond du Lac
Harold Festa
Dodge County
Sa.d Philo Pelotih
Negroes Turned Away at South Fulton High School
In South Fulton Tennessee a group of 12 Negro students were turned away Friday while attempting to enroll at the all white South Fulton High School. Principal Lester Betty said the school had no provisions for enrolling them and characterized the students as “all very nice” as he refused registration.
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South Fulton High School
Lester Betty
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