Indiana gunmen kill two troopers in crossstate pursuit
North Vernon Indiana detectives captured a gunman as part of a massive search after two bandits killed a state trooper and wounded three officers in Michigan and Indiana. One gunman died in a gun battle. the other fled on foot after abandoning a car. The two abducted a man and woman in Michigan during the two-state spree.
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Showers and Mild Weather Expected This Week
Weather forecast from Weatherman Andy Keller calls for light showers today with mild temperatures. The next three to four days should bring temperatures in the 70s with clear skies, ideal for autumn drives in the Adirondack Mountains. Winds today SW 15 to 20 mph, shifting to N 10 to 20 mph Wednesday. Highs near 70 today, 72 tomorrow. overnight low around 42.
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Absenteeism Soars At Solvay Schools Amid Asian Flu Fear
Solvay schools report rising pupil absences amid flu concerns with 459 students out at the junior senior high, 403 missing yesterday from 797. Daly notes high absenteeism at the intermediate school and 93 of 323 at another campus, with 45 of 621 at Boyd School. Concludes on page 8.
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United Drive Opens With a Dutch Treat Dinner
United Campaign kicks off its largest drive in history with a Dutch treat dinner at Hotel Syracuse. In Onondaga County during October the goal is 2 713 864 dollars for 1957. H Kaye Kerr calls October the month when city and county residents donate most. Assemblyman Philip R Chase will report on the Advance Gift Division which aims near one million dollars. The drive counts on 7 000 volunteers aiding 64 Community Chest agencies and Red Cross services in a unified campaign for the fourth year.
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Bus Crash Kills Three Students Injures Twenty Five in California
A school bus rolled downhill into a 35 foot ravine on Los Angeles East Side. Three children died and 24 others were injured as the bus somersaulted and landed in a creek. Driver Meldon Smith was among the injured. witnesses blamed brake failure.
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Steven Majorca
John de Santis
Edward Alwelling
Meldon Smith
Lyle. Christy
Bus Crash Leaves Children Injured in Hill Swerve
Eyewitnesses describe a chaotic bus wreck as 5 to 12 year olds were hurled about inside the vehicle. Rescue squads evacuated the seriously hurt to multiple hospitals while others were treated and released amid cries and urgent care.
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Elsie Steimer
Michael
Convention Fight Heats Up Over Teamsters Credentials
Foes of Jimmy Hoffa plan a floor fight at the Teamsters Convention over 571 delegates and their voting rights in a four way race to succeed departing Dave Beck. Indignant truck drivers threaten to vent as credentials challenges loom while Hoffa allies call the squabble a sideshow. John F English backs Midwest boss Thomas J Haggerty in a major shift. Concluded on Page 6 Col L.
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John F. English
Midwest
Thomas J. Haggerty
Chicago
Crisis Deepens as France Moves Toward De Gaulle Return
Paris faced its severest political crisis since World War II as Premier Bourges Maunourou’s government fell 279 to 253 over a plan to grant Algeria more home rule. Soustelle led the opposition, La Monde warned of a potential De Gaulle call from retirement, and President Coty stayed as caretaker amid a possible new government formation.
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Jacques Soustelle
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Maunoury
Soustelle
Rene Coty
Bourges-Maunoury
Coty
Todays Chuckle Girl Relishes Name Dropping Maiden Name
A light joke notes a girl finds delight in name dropping especially her own maiden name. The quip plays on social habits and self references with a playful tone.
Army Regulates Entry as Negro Students Enter Central High
Regular Army troops withdrew from Central High School in Little Rock while Arkansas National Guardsmen supervised the entry of nine Negro students into the integrated school. For the first time the six girls and three boys entered without a military escort, split between two entrances amid minor classroom disturbances.
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Arkansas National Guardsmen
Meany Tells U N Of Racial Progress
U S delegate George Meany president of the AFL CIO told the U N General Assembly committee that race integration in Southern schools is an episode in a great advance toward eliminating discrimination. He cited open national policy against discrimination and progress through voluntary and governmental efforts across the United States. The talk before the 82 nation Social and Humanitarian Committee aimed to place the issue in proper perspective and acknowledge initial tensions as desegregation began.
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Southern governors seek unified plan on Little Rock crisis
Four Southern governors met to craft a pro posal for President Eisenhower on troop over Little Rock. Luther Hodges gave hints as to aims but withheld full details until after the White House talks. Clement Collins McKeldin Griffin and Hodges discussed options, focusing on federal troops and action timing.
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White House
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Frank Clement
Tennessee
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Governors’ Committee
Leroy Collins
Florida
Southern Governors Conference
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Japan Wins Security Council Seat On First Ballot
UNITED NATIONS Japan was elected to the United Nations Security Council on the first ballot over Soviet opposition. Canada and Panama also won two year terms and will assume office January 1. Panama 74 votes, Canada 72, Japan 55, Czechoslovakia 25. other single votes noted.
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Russia Coy in Race to Fire Moon Sat Satellite
In Washington the United States and the Soviet Union discuss an unofficial race to launch a man made moon during the IGY. Soviet delegates offered general remarks while scientists gave long standing details.
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