Fifth Day of Quemoy Bombardment Reported
Formosa dispatch notes continued Communist shelling around Quemoy and the Tan islets for a fifth day. Over 8,800 rounds hit Tatan Erhian and Tan islets while Nationalists claimed backfire hits on Wu Yu Ting Tateng and related targets. US Seventh Fleet remained on alert with no unusual activity reported.
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Taipe
Formosa
Quemoy
Tan Islets
Amoy Bay
Amoy
Tatan
Erhtan
Erhian
Red Port
Wuyu
Ting Tateng
Weirtone
Formosa Strait
Peiping
United States
Formosa Strai
Comraunist
China
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Dag Arrives In Jordan For Peace Parleys
Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Amman Jordan to begin first round peace talks amid tense Middle East risk. Observers say Reds may press to seize two tiny nationalist islets and threaten trains, with Washington dispatches backing the assessment.
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Formosa
Amman
Jordan
Dag
Reds
Hammarskjold
U N Secretary General Visits Amman on Peace Mission
Hammarskjold arrived at Amman airport greeted by Premier Samir Rifai and proceeded to King Husayn's palace. He traveled in a U N courier plane from Beirut with three aides and made limited talks during an overnight stay. He then moved to Geneva for the atoms for peace conference and was due to meet President Nasser in Cairo next week.
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U. N
Amman Air
Samir Rifai
Hussein
Julligo
Hammarskjold
Aids
Amman
Beirut
Geneva
Sal
Urdas
Cairo
Nasser
United
Fond du Lac Boy Dies After Surgery
A 16 month old Fond du Lac boy named Richard Gilbertson died Tuesday from complications after surgery to remove a peanut from his throat at St Agnes Hospital. He had swallowed the peanut Monday and was treated by his parents Mr and Mrs Warold Gilbertson.
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Fond DU Lac
API
Richard Gilbertson
St Agnes Hospital
Warold Gilbertson
Alaskan Statehood Victory Reported By Wide Margin
Alaska voters backed statehood with a 19 860 to 3 814 lead as 113 of 297 precincts counted. Ballot measures approved shape boundaries and land transfers to the new state and reserve presidential powers for military withdrawals. Heavy turnout included many first time voters aged 19 and 20 after lowering voting age.
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Juneau
Alaska
Statehood
Interior
Fred A. Seaton
Urgent feather drive sets up in Chicago region
Chief Swiftwind, a Navajo, announces an urgent collection center for ostrich, eagle, parrot and pheasant feathers to supply tribes in the Southwest. He asks housewives to search attics for outdated feather boas hats and stuffed birds to aid tribal ceremonies.
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Chicago
UPD
Swiftwind
Warn Missile Firing Red Subs Threaten U S Cities in 60s
A panel of undersea warfare experts warned the United States in a 1960s report that missile firing Soviet submarines could devastate American cities. The panel urged rapid Polaris submarine development, separate budgeting, expanded attack submarines, doubled R D funding, and greater use of universities and private research to meet the submarine threat.
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U. S
Washington
House-Senate
Energy Committee
United States
Secretary of Defense
National Security Council
Naves
Navy
Henry M. Jackson
Defense Department
Secretary of the Navy
Thomas 5S Gates
Gates
U.S
Hoover to donate pension to charities
Former President Herbert Hoover said he would give to public service or charity the portion of his $25,000 annual presidential pension that the tax collector does not take. He added his move should not set a precedent for other public officials and noted plans to use allowances for office rent and a $30,000 staff funded by the pension bill.
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New York
UPI
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Eisenhower
Mexico Seeks To End Student Strike
Mexico City President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines intervenes to end a five day student strike protesting bus fare hikes. Secretary Benito Coquet met with about 25 students seeking a 24 hour truce as unrest including bus burnings flares. Cortines plans to resolve the dispute during the truce period.
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Mexico City
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Tlie
Benito Coquet
Coquet
Ruiz Cortines
Desertion Charge Against Pfc Frank Meyer Jr
BERLIN UP: Pfc Frank E Meyer Jr of Stark City Missouri faces court martial on desertion charges for allegedly spending four months in Communist East Germany. The Army announced the pending case Tuesday as officials reported stalled proceedings and a tense political backdrop.
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Berlin
UPL
Pfc
Frank E Meyer Jr
Stark City
East Germany
Weh
Eisenhower hints on slowing school integration plan
President Eisenhower indicated he may have told friends that the pace of school integration should be slowed, while denying he wished the Supreme Court had not ruled for integration in 1954. He said the Justice Department will participate in Thursday’s arguments before the Supreme Court on Little Rock. He added there would be little divergence between his private views and the forthcoming Justice Department brief. He warned that states could close public schools to block desegregation, a move he called likely to trigger extensive litigation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Little Rock
Ark
Virginia
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Eisenhower Says U S Would Not Be Defeated By One Nuclear Blow
President Eisenhower stated at a news conference that the United States would not be defeated by a single nuclear attack and that any aggressor would be destroyed in retaliation. He commented amid Congress debates over a Defense Department study on potential surrender scenarios, which the Pentagon said was only a general survey.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Congress
Defense Department
Pentagon
Senate
Hogan and Keating Vie for N Y GOP Senate Seat
Dist Atty Frank S Hogan of Manhattan and Rep Kenneth B Keating of Rochester will vie this fall for Republican Irving M Ives seat in the U S Senate.
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Atty
Franks. Hogan
Manhattan
Kenneth B. Keating
Rochester
Irving M. Ives
New York
U.S. Senate
Unionist Aid Stricken By Heart Attack
Washington AP The Senate Rackets Committee said Robert “Barney” Baker 300 pound aide to Teamsters boss suffered a severe heart attack just hours before he was to testify in rackets hearings Baker son-in-law of former Iowa Democratic State Chairman Jake Mare was stricken at his hotel as he prepared to leave for the Senate Office Building The panel had planned to question Baker about an envelope of 1000 bills to learn who supplied the money and its use Baker was scheduled for questions in the committee investigation into alleged misconduct on the part of Teamsters unions on Page 2.
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New York City
Weegan
Averell Warriman
Bogan
Buffalo
Tiochester
White House
Senate
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Nixon
Eric
Eisenhower
Washington
Robert
Barney? Baker
Teamsters
Baker
John L. McClellan (DeArk
Robert FF. Kennedy
Rapoters
Iawa
Democratic
Jake Mare
Mitices Mnvesligaen Inko
Divorced Woman Alleges Humiliating Boat Incident
Mrs Jean Brownfield seeks divorce claiming her husband operated a motorboat in a sloppy manner causing her to fall into the water and be humiliated in front of friends. The filing spots alleged conduct as the basis for dissolution of marriage.
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Knorville
Jean Brownfield
Wisconsin Toll Hike Tied to Algom City Attorney Crash
The death of Algom City Attorney Sidney Knudson, 63, in a splintering car crash near Bellevue tied Wisconsin 1958 highway tolls to 494, lower than the 548 tally a year earlier. Knudson, a former president of the Brown, Kewaunee and Door Counties Bar Association, was killed when his 1958 model car collided with a southbound North Western train at the Highways 20 crossing. He was alone in the vehicle. speed at impact was about 74 mph.
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Associated Press
Algom
Wisconsin
Sidney Knudson
North Western
Bellevue
Green ‘Gay
Knudson
Brown, Kewaunee and
Mass Labor Day Picnic Planned by City Unions
Labor Day events in Milwaukee will feature a park picnic at South Park starting 1 30 p m with Avery Park activities, a Labor Day dance at 8 pm at Labor Hall 316 Court Street and speeches by Leon Stamey and Ted RK. Tickets from local union committees.
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Lebar Dar
Ameria
Soul Park
Ald Wnions
Labor Wall
Court St
CIO
Lawrence Reno
Council
Bey
South Park
Leon Stamey
Atlcio
Mulwaukee
Isl
Ted RK
Jackson
Oshkosh
Abeuk
Achick Praefon
Gnelude Garnten
Cam
Prises
Jimitenr Aly
George Bliz
Clarence Desire
Main Street
High Avenue
Elker Zarnott
Frank Webb
George Reischl
Reischl
Ama
Edward Sanders
Francis Genal
Clide
Della Miller
Percy Keene
Michael Muehte
Resistance To Integration Is Tested, Lauded
The Arkansas Legislature debates states rights measures as the U S Supreme Court ready for a historic session. Gov Faubus seeks authority to close schools rather than integrate Central High School, proposing segregated classrooms as a fallback. The House Education Committee advances twelve segregation bills amid school board concerns in Little Rock. The scene shifts to Gainesville, Florida.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Little Rock
Central High School
Orval FE. Faubus
Special House Education Committee
Supreme Court
Central High
Gainesville
Fla
University
De Gaulle faces tough Senegalese reception over independence
In Dakar French Premier Charles de Gaulle confronted calls for independence from thousands of Senegalese as he toured to promote a new constitution. He warned that independence would end French aid while insisting on a Franco Senegalese community. Political experts warn that severing aid could devastate the region.
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Dakar
French West Africa
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Senegal
France
Response to Sinking Boat Off Santa Nicolas Island
Sinking of the fishing boat Skipper II near Santa Nicolas Island triggered an immediate rescue. An SOS drew rapid aid from USS Los Angeles, USS Bonhomme Richard, freighter P&T Adventurer, two Coast Guard seaplanes, and a Coast Guard cutter. The incident saved the crew John Marcus and Robert E. Venerney of Los Angeles.
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Calif
Sar
Nicolas Island
Los Angeles
Bonhomme Richard
P&t Adventurer
Coast Guard
John Marcus
Robert E. Venerney
Port Mere
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Gene Halter
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