Iceland Tells of British Warship Blocking 12 Mile Limit
Iceland says a British frigate forced a coast guard vessel to back off while authorities attempted to arrest a British trawler inside Iceland's 12 mile limit. The Palliser maneuvered between the Icelandic gunboats and the trawler, guns manned, preventing the seizure. No further incidents were reported and cases will be processed per standard procedure.
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Arkansas Crisis Over Court Ruling Sparks Debate
The Arkansas governor Orval Faubus rejects the Supreme Court integration ruling as not law until Congress passes related legislation. The notice directs readers to Page A-3 for the full editorial stance and to various sections for related features such as sports, weather, and notices across multiple pages of the paper.
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Ella Bears Down on Island Areas
SAN JUAN Puerto Rico AP Hurricane Ella moved inland over Haiti and threatened Jamaica and southeastern Cuba. The Weather Bureau said the season's third hurricane was centered about 650 miles west southwest of Port au Prince at 8 am, moving northwest at 17 mph with winds up to 110 mph near the center. Warnings extended along Haiti, with gale winds 150 miles offshore to the north and 75 miles to the south. The storm was expected to stay strong for about 12 hours as ships in its path were advised to seek port and small craft to remain ashore. Torrential rains hit Hispaniola, with the center roughly 700 miles from southern Florida. The hurricane could hit Cuba's southern coast and proceed into the Gulf of Mexico toward Gulf states and Mexico.
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Reports Plane Crash in Sea near Beach Haven New Jersey
A beachgoer reported seeing a small one engine plane crash into the sea off Beach Haven New Jersey around 1:30 am. The Coast Guard had no missing planes and found no trace after search efforts. The report also mentions unrelated notes on federal expenditures and a separate Alaska flight incident.
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Road Deaths Near 490 Estimate For Labor Day Traffic
Adpocated Press reports highway fatalities near 490 for the holiday period with 330 traffic deaths 68 drownings and 55 in miscellaneous accidents by 1 pm California leads in total deaths. The National Safety Council had estimated 420 traffic deaths for the 78 hour period as officials urge motorists to slow down and stay cautious. Traffic officers will work around the clock to save lives during the homeward journey.
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Weather forecast for Tuesday and Tuesday conditions
Mostly sunny Tuesday with little change in temperature. Cloud cover minimal as the day warms slightly in projected conditions.
Chiang Guns Sink 11 Commie Warships
The Nationalists claimed to have sunk three Chinese warships and eight motorized junks in an all night bombardment in Amoy Bay. U S officials reported that a Pentagon statement warned rulers to beware escalation as Cold War tensions rose.
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Leaves Birthday Fete Dies in Crash
A man leaving a birthday party celebrating his 39th birthday and his wife were killed when their car crashed into a building in Santa Monica. The driver Isaias Rodriguez, 20, suffered major injuries and was reportedly speeding at about 100 miles an hour. Josephine Rockwell, 32, also died in the collision.
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Dag Urges Atom Power Peace Pact
Dag Hammerskjold opened the second world conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy in Geneva urging international agreements for industrial atomic power. He pressed a world safety code for reactors and warned that secrecy is eroding as commercial research grows. Khrushchev called for a ban on nuclear weapons, while Eisenhower’s message stressed cooperation and information exchange amid hopes for a later weapon ban agreement.
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Scientist Adventurer Killed in South Sea Raft Wreck
French oceanographer Fric de Bisschop, 66, died when his raft Tahiti Nui I wrecked on a Rakahanga reef in the northern Cook Islands after a 4 month voyage from Peru toward Tahiti. Four companions were rescued. body to Faniti. De Bisschop previously drifted from Tahiti to South America in 1957 aboard another raft.
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