Red China Guns Open Heavy New Quemoy Shelling
Chinese Communist guns opened on Quemoy early today after a weekend lull. Eight ships of the US Seventh Fleet were ordered to sail from Singapore amid Formosa Strait tensions. Nationalist forces reported repelling a seaborne Communist attempt to seize Tungting Island and claimed downing two MIGs in a Sunday night air battle.
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Formosa Straits
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Tungting
Chiang Kai-shek
Explorer V Fate Still a Mystery
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The fate of Explorer V remained an apparent mystery after a Jupiter C rocket placed the satellite on a flight path then telemetry faded after seven minutes The Defense Department later said Explorer V was not in orbit Scientists study data to learn about intense radiation 600 miles up and its risks for future space travel
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Presley says dad will follow Elvis to Army posts
Dallas dispatch reports Elvis Presley, returning from his mother’s Memphis funeral, says his father will accompany him to Army postings. He plans to report to Fort Hood and notes his mother wished father and son to stay together. The teen idol vows to keep his home in Memphis as he moves with the Army.
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Ft Hood
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Ft. Hood
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Weather outlook with coastal fog and sun
A regional forecast notes low clouds and local fog near the coast tonight and Tuesday. Mostly sunny conditions are expected Tuesday with little change in temperature.
State Solons May Act to Close School
The U S Supreme Court set a special session to review the Little Rock desegregation case while Arkansas lawmakers convened in Little Rock for a special session. Gov Faubus pledged actions to prevent Negroes from entering Central High if court order or federal force resumes integration. The NAACP seeks to halt the delay, and discussions reference Newport and the 1957 crisis context.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Earl Warren
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St. Louis
Orval Faubus
Central High School
Bruce Bennett
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Supreme Court
Newport
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Central High
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Charles E. Whitstaker
Appelate Court
Warren
Sub Adds to Laurels With Speed Record
The nuclear powered submarine Nautilus returned to New York after a historic underice crawl. Police helicopters escorted a flotilla of Navy escorts through the harbor as crowds cheered despite rain. The vessel sailed to the Navy Yard in Brooklyn then circled Manhattan, draws of water and fireboats firing jets marked the harbor greeting. In the Paris and Marseille areas a wave of fires and explosions caused injuries, while New Yorkers crowded vantage points to watch the return.
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Hyman G. Rickover
William Anderson
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Rickover
Eisenhower
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Hudson River
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Battery Park
42Nd St
Narbonne
Toulouse
Marseille
France
Paris
Metropol
U.S
Rebels Kill 4 in Paris in Station Raid and Blasts
In Paris four police officers were killed during a raid on a station house. Simultaneous explosions and fires erupted across the provinces. Authorities say the flare of violence is a new separatist terror campaign by Algerians seeking independence as Premier De Gaulle tours French Africa to rally for a September referendum.
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Paris
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Gate Boy Lost at Camp In San Bernardino Mountains
Bloodhounds traced a five year old South Gate boy named Billy Wade I discovered and rescued after vanishing at 10 a.m. Sunday in the San Bernardino Mountains. Rescuers reported he was unharmed and in good condition as he was brought out by horseback near Snow Valley Lodge, about 26 miles northeast of town. His parents Mr and Mrs William Ware of South Gate waited at the extraction point.
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William Ware
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Warren Warns Bar Association On Court Backlog
Chief Justice Warren tells the American Bar Association that a huge backlog of cases in federal and state courts is driving unjustifiable delays across the system.
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American Bar Assn
Jets Hit One Falls On Hospital In France Collision
Two Canadian CF100 jet interceptors collided at 1300 feet near GROSTENQUIN France. One jet fell flaming into a hospital on the Royal Canadian Air Force base. Five killed and 10 injured. Three crew members among the dead. Two others were in the hospital with unclear roles. Fire crews evacuated patients and personnel to an emergency ward. One pilot survived by ejecting.
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Ransom to underworld blamed by FBI chief Hoover
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned that the nation pays a shocking ransom to criminals totaling 128 dollars per year for each citizen. He urged sterner measures to curb juvenile delinquency and criticized lenient parole practices while warning that world communism remains a threat and noting courts risk aiding criminals through misapplied lenience.
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Asia
Two Trains Collide in England Five Die
England reports a collision at Eastbourne involving a Glasgow-bound train and a London-bound commuter train. Five people were killed and many injured in the crash. The article mentions large national expenditures and Hoover addressing lawyers, noting rising costs tied to education and other needs.
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Glasgow
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