Eisenhower Seeks Paris NATO Attendance and England Trip
President Eisenhower said he plans to attend the mid December NATO Council meeting in Paris if most heads of government from the 15 member nations attend. He also expressed a wish to visit England on the trip but is unsure. He urged collective security and noted Anglo American cooperation to outpace Russia. He called for patience on Little Rock and is seeking Civil Rights Commission appointments.
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Washington
Eisenhower
NATO Council
Paris
England
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Harold Macmillan
NATO
Russia
Little Rock
Ark
South
Civil Rights Commission
Congress
Zhukov
U. S
Kremlin
Georgi Zhukov
Nine Hour Revolt by Criminally Insane Inmates Ends Peacefully
At the State Mental Hospital in Medical Lake Washington a nine hour uprising by 35 inmates ended with no injuries after hostages were released. Wives waited in the rain as guards were freed and weapons including two knives razor blades and a tear gas rifle were surrendered. State officials and doctors were kept on air by radio broadcasts assuring no changes in the treatment system and the retention of Dr Hodgson as medical director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Lake, Wash
State Mental Hospital
Nrncrum
Caid Pr Garrett
Ne Ae de Heyns
Heyns
Spokane
E. R. Hodgson
Hodgson
G. Lee Sandritter
Albert Hutchings
Hutchings
Roswell Seen Rising as Oil Exploration Center
Phil Helmig chief geologist for Malco Inc spoke at the Chamber breakfast on What the Oil Industry Means to Roswell. He predicted Roswell will become increasingly important for oil exploration due to office space schools and community, noting 41 percent of New Mexico's income from oil and 84 million barrels daily in 1956.
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New Mexico
Phil Helmig
Malco, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
Helmig
Roswell
Hobbs
Artesia
Carlsbad
West Texas
Hinkle
Shell Oil Co
Nickson Hotel
Mayton
Will Lawrence
Martin Yates
Yates
Flinn and Welch
Grant Keyes
George Etz
Judge Rules Girl's Ticket Was Legal
Alamogordo district judge W. T. Scoggin ruled that Wanda Napier, 19, validly signed a parking complaint against businessman Charles Harris. Harris refused a $25 fine and appealed after the police court action. attorney C. C. Chase said an appeal to the supreme court is being considered.
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Alamogordo
W. T. Scoggin
Wanda Napier
Charles Harris
Harris
Atty. C. C. Chase
Chase
Supreme Court
Sage to receive retirement pay amid probe
Former adjutant general C G Sage, facing a criminal charge over misuse of public funds, approved for retirement at 200 dollars a month under the Public Employee Retirement act. The Retirement Board vote was unanimous with Hays as executive secretary and Apodaca named chair.
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Santa FE
Adj
C. G. Sage
Sage
John C. Hays
Retirement Board
Hays
Ralph Apodaca
Apodaca
L. D. Wilson
Jack Woodard
Welfare Department
Max R. Salazar
Employment Security Commission
509th CO Confirms All 16 Die In KC97 Crash
Col C F Macomber of the 509th A and E Squadron at Walker AFB Arizona says all 16 officers and airmen aboard the KC97 died when it plunged into a northern Arizona mountain and exploded. Bodies are being recovered and flown to Walker AFB after on scene confirmation.
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C. F. Macomber
Arizona
Flagstaff
Ariz
Air Force Today
Col
509Th A and E
Walker Air Force Base
N.M
Vinced
Walker Afb
Col. Macomber
Colo
Coconine County
Roswell
Air Force
Bluff
Gray Mountain
Grand Canyon
Bill Deaver
Arizona Daily Sun
Cecil Richardson
Coconino County
Halloween Fun Festival Parade Lights Up Roswell Streets
Ghosts goblins and witches will drift through downtown Roswell for the annual Halloween Fun Festival parade at 6 p m The parade will start at the courthouse travel west on Main to Eighth Street then to Sea and end at the Chaves County Memorial Youth Center where a carnival with concessions awaits Prizes will honor best costumes Roswell Sertoma Club handles parade arrangements Junior Chamber of Commerce furnishes concessions judges Three bands from Roswell High and North and South Junior High lead the parade A teen dance at the Youth Center closes the evening Public invited to the carnival.
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Eighth Street
Main
Eighth
Chaves County Memorial Youth Center
Roswell Sertoma Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Roswell High School
North and South Junior High
Seven Cars Damaged by Vandals in Roswell
Police report seven autos punctured with ice picks and slashed tires across Roswell, with one 1952 Chevrolet stolen from Claude Hobbs and recovered at 2 30 a m. Two juveniles detained with the theft and five airmen questioned over generators and mirrors thefts.
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Roswell
Tommy Thompson
Masonic Temple
Pennsylvania Ave
First Baptist Church
East Second
Claude Hobbs
E. McGaffey St
Hobbs
Flames Claim Eight In One Family Tragedy
In Michigan a 45 year old woodworker Verne Carrick his wife Irese 30 and six of their seven children died when a flash fire swept their Pickford home. One year old Rose Carrick survived by jumping from a second story window to a porch then ground. Fire officials said an overheated stove in the living room likely caused the blaze.
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Pickford
Mich
Upper Michigan
Rose Carrick
Verne Carrick
Irese
Dennis
Harold
Norma
Joy
Daniel
James
Rose
Arthur Carrick
Carrick
Cedarville
McKinley County Grand Jury Finishes Brief Session
The McKinley County grand jury met briefly yesterday and finished its session. P. J. Andreason of Coolidge appeared as the sole witness on his petition from September. Assistant District Attorney Edward De Pauli said the panel will wait for District Judge C. C. McCulloh of Farmington to arrive before delivering its report.
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Gallup
McKinley County
Grand Jury
P. J. Andreason
Coolidge
Asst
Edward de Pauli
C. C. McCulloh
Farmington
New Mexico Wage Workers Hit All-Time High 208700
The Employment Security Commission reports 208 700 wage and salaried non farm workers in New Mexico as of Sept 15 reaching a new peak.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Employment Security Commission
UN Assembly President Urges Quiet Diplomacy On Turkish Syrian Crisis
Sir Leslie Munro, president of the United Nations General Assembly, says he is willing to use private talks to help resolve the Turkish Syrian crisis. He believes quiet diplomacy can play an important role and that the Assembly president can confer privately with the principal protagonists to discuss the problem.
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United Nations, N. Y
U.N. Assembly
Leslie Munro
Assembly
Oil Import Limits Backed by Independents Meet Action
The Independent Petroleum Assn of America backed voluntary oil import curbs and urged continued support for the Harris O Hara natural gas bill at its annual convention closing sessions. John Kelly headed a subcommittee to study imports and report at the October meeting. The group warned that changes to the 27 1/2 percent depletion tax allowance could occur during congressional hearings and urged readiness to defend it.
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Dallas
Independent Petroleum Assn. of America
Congress
Executive Branch
Association
Herbert Hoover Jr
John Kelly
Elk Oil
Roswell
N.M
Senators Call for Rapid Missile Development Push
Washington reports Sen. Dirkson of Illinois says the country will fund missile development to outrun the Russians. Sen. Morse of Oregon urges a crash program directed by top scientists rather than politicians.
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Washington
Sen
Dirksen
R-Ill
Morse
D-Ore
Khrushchev says Zhukov to get new post after talks at embassy
Khrushchev dismissed Kremlin battle rumors and announced former defense minister Zhukov will receive a new post based on his experience. He met Zhukov at a Turkish Embassy reception, saying Zhukov is in good health and a job will be found for him, though not decided yet.
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London
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Georgi K. Zhukov
Zhukov
Senate probes focus on Nathan Shefferman union drive interference
Washington P reports the Senate rackets probers are examining claims that Nathan Shefferman interfered in a union organizing campaign at an Englander Co. mattress plant. The investigating committee questioned Michael Katz an international organizer for the Upholsters Union and Sydney Korshak a Chicago lawyer after hearing the tale from Joseph M. Dillon of the Teamsters Union.
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Washington
P— Senate
Nathan Shefferman
Englander Co
Big Mattress
Michael Katz
Upholsters Union
Chicago
Sidney Korshak
Joseph M. Dillon
Teamsters Union
One Instruction Will Prove Easy For These Boys
First grade pupils at St. Joseph School in Lebanon Indiana were told to have a clear face hair combed and shave if needed for a class picture. The notes sent home instructed parents and students on appearance for the photograph.
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Lebanon
Ind
St. Joseph School
Livingston suit over cafeteria knife injury filed
Howard E. Livingston and his daughter Shiela sue the New Mexico A&M College Board of Regents and a cafeteria employee for 51,250 in district court. They allege Shiela was injured September 14, 1956 when a waiter dropped a large knife, striking her right leg and foot.
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Albuquerque
Howard E. Livingston
Shiela
New Mexico
A&m College Board of Regents
Carlos Gallegos
Modern burglary tools cited by Oklahoma officials
State Crime Bureau Chief O. K. Bivins says burglars use improvised telephones to coordinate heists, with a gang placing a dry cell powered line from the safe to an outside vantage point. Police in Bartlesville found such equipment at a supermarket burglary scene, the method resembling a new wave of professional crime.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Crime Bureau
O. K. Bivins
Bivins
Bartlesville
Texas
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Edwin Thomas
King County
Seattle
Roger Blue
Kenneth Berger
Aderan Fogle
N.C.O. Wives Club
Agricultural Building
New Mexico Fair Grounds
Duffy
Macomber
KC97
Roswell Museum
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Ed Raymond
Chaves County
N. M
A&m College
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