Eisenhower Says Not Intervening In Local Race Riots
President Eisenhower stated the federal government should not use police power in local race riot cases unless local authorities fail to maintain order. He backed constitutional interpretation by the Supreme Court on school desegregation and urged all Americans to work toward a reasonable solution. He also said the U.S. is not losing the cold war, favored resolving the Suez crisis to ease canal tension, and saw no need for another summit with Soviet leaders now.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Aready
Jon
Supreme Court
High Court
United States
Kremlin
Ike Defends Hagerty Amid Storm Over Misquotation
President Eisenhower rejects direct critique of White House press secretary Hagerty while addressing a Newton farm talk outline. He says Hagerty’s remarks about Stevenson drew Democratic protests after a newspaper misquotation sparked the controversy. He invites questions to Hagerty and notes potential page six continuation.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Adlai E. Stevenson
Employment Hits Another New High
The Census Bureau reported a record 66,752,000 Americans employed in August, up about 100,000 from July. Unemployment fell to 2,195,000, the lowest since October 1955, with declines across teens and adults due to brisk hiring in manufacturing. Through eight months, employment stayed above last year's levels by up to 2.7 million.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Tipsy Driver Pays Penalty
Howard Lee Gwaltney 43 of 510 E Fayette St pleaded guilty today to drunken driving and automatically lost both his license and auto registration. Judge Truman H Preston did not add more jail time since Gwaltney had been in jail since arrest. He was arrested at 3:30 a.m. Aug 5 after his car rammed the rear of a vehicle driven by Paul Musaro 21 of 601 Park St in the 200 block of E Gene see St.
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Howard Lee Gwaltney
E. Fayette St
Gwaltney
Truman H. Preston
Paul Musaro
Park St
E. Genesee St
Twenty Cars Derailed at South Sodus
Twenty one Pennsylvania Railroad coal cars derailed at a Wayne County village crossing spilling tons of coal along the right of way. The train en route from Elmira to Sodus Point docks for shipment to Canada. Traffic tieup expected to continue through tomorrow. No injuries reported.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Wayne County
Elmira
Sodus Point
Here
Canada
Today's Features and Page References
The page lists regular features including Amusements Letters Bridge Financial Classified Radio-TV City Life Senior Forum and Editorials. It notes Deaths Sports and Today's Pictures on pages indicated and points readers to page 10 for Talking It Over.
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City Life
British Arrest Cyprus Churchman
Nicos Kranidiotis secretary of the Cyprus Greek Orthodox Church Eth marchy was arrested in Nicosia by police and charged with aiding the EOKA underground. Government statement says evidence shows his prominent role since the group’s early days in a 16 month campaign against British rule.
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Cyprus
Cyprus Greek Orthodox Church
Eth|marchy Today
EOKA
John Harding
Nicos Kranidiotis
Ment
Kranidiotis
Stevenson Calls For End Of Draft At Legion Convention
Los Angeles dispatch reports Adlai E. Stevenson pledging to end the military draft at the earliest moment compatible with national safety. He spoke at the American Legion 38th annual convention with Estes Kefauver, criticizing GOP claims on peace and prosperity and urging honesty in national debate.
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Los Angeles
Adlai E. Stevenson
The
American Legion
Stevenson
International Airport
Estes Kefauver
California
Kefauver
Steveinson
Weather outlook hints patchy rain and cool spell
The weatherman forecasts fair weather today with scattered thundershowers tomorrow afternoon or evening. Andrew P. Keller predicts temperatures dipping to 60 tonight and 78 tomorrow, then cooler nights into Friday and Saturday before a warmer trend Monday. Temperatures run two to four degrees below normal over five days.
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Andrew P. Keller
Hancock Field
Mercury
Keller
Old Score Heats Up In St. Petersburg Case
Robert Moon, 67, explains slugging Owen Barnhill, 55, in St. Petersburg by saying he waited 39 years to get even with Barnhill who was his sergeant in World War I.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
INS
Robert Moon
Owen Barnhill
Barnhill
Head On Chief Hits Mail Train in New Mexico Tragedy
Twenty railway workers die when the Santa Fe Chief collides head on with a waiting mail train on a northern New Mexico siding. Most victims were Chief dormitory staff. several engineers firemen and conductors identified. Several injured, conditions range from critical to less serious.
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Springer, N. M
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Headon
New Mexico
Babe Foster
W. H. Adams
Walter Shriver
Leo Rush
Springer
Jim Walter
Rockford
Charles Sincaid
Albuquerque
William P. Wright
Chicago
Norman Rosen
New York
Jessie Schweizer
Maplewood
Hattie Meckfensee
Associated Press
John B. Curtis
Javits Faces Closed Hearing On Communist Links
New York Attorney General Jacob WK Javits goes before the Senate internal security subcommittee in a closed session to clear his name of any link with Communists. Javits, a leading GOP presidential hopeful, says he never associated with Communists. President Eisenhower voiced support, while rumors tied Javits to communism circulated at the Republican National Convention.
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Washington
New York
Jacob WK
Javits
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
U S
New York City
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Watchdog Stolen From Egg Harbor Garage
Jerome Lauer owner of a garage in Elwood reports thieves broke in and stole only one item Sport the watchdog. Police investigating the incident in Egg Harbor. The theft involved a single pet and no other property damaged.
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Egg Harbor
N.J
Jerome Lauer
Elwood
Sport
Governor Visits New York State Fair Highlights Exhibits
The New York State Fair greeted Governor on Governor's Day as crowds saw animals groomed to gleaming sheen and exhibits polished to peak condition. Officials expected a welcoming smile from the state’s chief executive amid a bustling, prideful show of agricultural and industrial displays.
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New York State
Governor Harriman on State Budget and Education Push
Governor Harriman outlined a budget plan to substantially increase state spending, citing highway building and education aid. He spoke at Empire Court during the Fair tour, emphasizing expanded teacher pay, more schools, and expanded scholarships while detailing conservation pledges. The event included remarks on forest preserves and park expansion and featured awards by Mrs. Harriman.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Empire Court
Fair Ground
Conservation Department
Adirondacks
Catskills
Anti-Trust Case Order Modified
The United States Court of Appeals partly sustains and partly reverses a district court ruling in a 1 088 112 dollar suit by Syracuse Broadcasting Corp against I N Newhouse and affiliates. The court sends back a conspiracy to restrain trade claim for trial, affirms dismissal on anti merger and interlocking directorate charges, and reverses on price discrimination. Concluded on Page 16 Col 6.
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District Court
Syracuse Broadcasting Corp
8. I. Newhouse
Qarve
Mw Ylavudg
Stephen W. Brennan
United States District Court
Brennan
Appeals Court
Post Office Orders Big Scooter and Cart Upgrade
The Post Office Department plans to buy 1,500 motor scooters and 6,000 golf cart style carts to speed letter routes. It extends the scooter program with 2,000 more bicycles 5,743 new trucks and upgrades 200 stations with new counter facilities. 22,500 mail boxes will be installed nationwide.
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Washington
INS
Post Office Department
Arthur Summerfield
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Summerfield
Baby Kidnapper Pleads Insanity in Fatal Abduction
Angelo Lamarca, 31, pleads innocent by reason of insanity in the kidnapping and death of 33 day old Peter Winberger. Trial scheduled for Oct. 1. defense cites mounting debts and mental instability. Lamarca is a machinist and part time cab driver from Mineola.
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Angelo Lamarca
Peter Winberger
David M. Markowitz
Lamarca
Today’s Chuckle on Parking Chaos in Major Cities
A humorous note laments urban congestion with cars and trucks leaving only two parking kinds: illegal spots or none. The quip highlights gridlock and scarce curb space in big-city centers.
Air of Friendliness Marks Suez Talks
Cairo reports indicate Nasser open to a possible canal solution as the five nation Menzies group shows cautious progress. The Australia led committee and NATO participants push an international operation plan while Greece withheld London confer backing. Nasser meanwhile weighs a new canal proposal amid three sessions of Cairo talks.
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Thident Nasser
Suez Canal
Robert G. Menzies
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Belgium
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
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Nasser
Europe
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