Arms Pact Still Seen By Stassen
Harold Stassen returned from the London disarmament talks optimistic about a future East West arms agreement. He told reporters at National Airport the five months of talks with the Russians were not in vain despite no deal and rejected a Big Four summit as the path to agreement. The next step, he said, lies with the UN Disarmament Committee in New York.
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Washington
Harold Stassen
London
Stassen
National Airport
Eisenhower
Nikoali Bulganin
U.N. Disarmament Committee
New York
Forest fires rage across tinder-dry California
California forestry officials warned of no letup as about 75 fires burned statewide over the weekend. Carries hurricane winds reached 145 mph off the South Atlantic, while Debbie soaked the Southeast with heavy rains. More than 2,000 firefighters battled large and small blazes, with Marysville and Placerville areas affected and Nike base near Mt. Gleason threatened.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Miami
Carrie
South Atlantic
Debbie
Carolina-Virginia
Florida Gulf Coast
Air Force “Hurst
San Juan
Puerto’ Rico
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Georgia
Carolinas
Panhandle
Crawfordville
el Dorado County
Placerville
Mt. Gleason
Los Angeles
Sierra
Nurtheast
Marysville
Yuba County
Angeles National Forest
San Gabriel Canyon
Mike
Sterling Damgaard
US Indicts Stern and Wife for Spying for Russia
Alfred K Stern and Martha Dodd Stern were indicted by a federal grand jury in New York on three counts for spying for the Soviet Union. Conviction on the first count could carry the death penalty. The charges allege transmission of information, collection of data for transmission, and failure to register as foreign agents.
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New York
INS
Alfred K. Stern
Martha Dodd Stern
Russia
Mexico City
Boris Morros
U.S.S.R
Today’s Page Guide Listing Features And Pages
The item outlines sections within today’s edition including Amusements Letters Bridge Financial Classified Radio-TV City Life Senior Forum Deaths Sports Editorial Women and Today’s Pictures with corresponding page numbers. It signals a standard contents page for the newspaper.
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Rgular
Amusements
Bridge
City Life
Birthday spawns odd birth surge in Portugal home
In DE BEFRA Portugal a stone mason named Eusto Mendes marked a remarkable birthday weekend. During half an hour twenty seven births occurred including one boy seven pigs seven rabbits and twelve chicks in the household.
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DE Befra
Portugal
Eusto
Mendes
Chuckle Cartoon Dialogue About Chin Chillas
A jokey caption features a girlfriend declaring love for a Texas oil man. She says hearing his voice gives her chin chills up and down the spine, delivering a lighthearted punchline in a dated humor tone.
Air convoy arrives as U S arms flow to Middle East
Eight Globemasters and Flying Boxcars land in Amman carrying recoilless rifles jeeps and machine guns. Jordanian officials greet the convoy as Moscow and Syria denounce U S plans to attack Syria. Cairo paper Al Shaab accuses Washington of seeking to blow oil pipelines to justify wider conflict involving Iraq Israel and Britain is named as opposed.
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Ammam
Jordan
U.S
Middle East
Syria
Moscow
United States
Cairo
al Shaab
Israel
Britain
Iraq
Turkey
Lebanon
al Shaaba
Air Force
Amman
Bear cub drops in through window at Duluth home
A one year old bear cub wandered into the basement of the Max Childs residence in Duluth Minnesota after entering through a window. The dazed cub was discovered by the family Sunday and is being cared for.
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Duluth
Minn
Max Childs
Power Line Kills Syracuse University Student
A 25 year old Syracuse University senior was killed by electric shock while chopping a tree on the west side of Skaneateles Lake. Richard L. Dean of Camillus met death when 7 200 volt power lines caught him under the arms as he tried to free a limb. Cayuga County Deputy Sheriff P M O Connor Jr said Dean and three men were cutting trees for a pier at the Donald O Connor property near Carpenter's Point.
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Syracuse’ University
Skaneateles’ Lake
Richard L. Dean
Rebhan Dr
Camillus
Cith
Faubus Defies Federal Order in Little Rock Crisis
Gov. Orval Faubus press statements and armed stand continue the standoff over integration. A crowd blocks African American youths trying to enter a North Little Rock high school as federal vs state authority tensions escalate.
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Little Rock
Ark
INS
North Little Rock
Southland
Orval Faubus
Faisenhower
Two Way Street Editorial Warns Arkansas Ties to Federal Power
Governor Faubus defends state sovereignty warning that federal force to seize control would strip Arkansas of local self government. He vows to resist and implies bloodshed if necessary. The NAACP notes nine Negroes ordered to Little Rock Central High did not appear today. Concluded on Page 10, Col. 1.
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Arkansas
Faubus
Little Rock Central High School
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
18th Atomic Test at Nevada Site Marks 62nd Blast
The 18th shot in the current AEC test series at the Atomic Test Site in Nevada produced a bright yellow flash and roaring rumble. It was the 62nd desert blast since 1951, fired from a balloon 750 feet high, with officials saying little or no fallout was expected and another test scheduled for tomorrow.
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Atomic Test Site
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Russians Test Another Atomic Blast as Series Continues
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that Russia conducted another atomic test within the last two days. AEC Chairman Lewis L. Strauss said the blast was of moderate intensity and appeared to be the second in a series begun August 22.
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Washington
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Child brings pharmacy note for ice cream cone
A small boy visits a Seneca drug store with a prescription paper from Dr Don Richardson. The pharmacist cannot fill it and entrusts the note to the fountain clerk who receives instructions to provide a cone of ice cream. Concluded on page 10.
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Seneca
S. C. UK
Don’ Richardson
Faubus speech triggers sedition claim from Little Rock mayor
Little Rock Mayor Woodrow W. Mann issued a statement after Gov. Orval Faubus spoke on television. Mann condemned Faubus for vacillation and said his stance and actions amount to sedition and rebellion. He urged federal action to resolve the Little Rock school integration crisis.
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Little Rock, Ark
INS
Little Rock
Woodrow W. Mann
Orval Faubus
Seaway Chief Rejects Toll-Free Operation Plan
Washington Seaway Administrator Lewis G. Castle opened a hearing on toll structures by the U.S. Tolls Committee. He asserted the Seaway Act requires tolls and full repayment to the U.S. Treasury, dismissing toll-free plans as not aligning with legislative intent.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Seaway
Lewis G. Castle
Castle
U.S. Tolls Committee
U.S. Treasury
Oklahoma Highway Tragedy Labels 24-Hour Period Worst
Thirteen people were killed in Oklahoma highway accidents Saturday night and Sunday as the state patrol called the 24-hour period the worst in state history. Five fatalities occurred in a two-car crash and fifteen others were injured, several critically.
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Oklahoma
Eisenhower Signs Civil Rights Law at Newport Desk
President Eisenhower signs the civil rights act enacting federal enforcement of voting rights with court injunctions. The measure, first since the Civil War, would repeal the wartime use of troops to enforce orders. White House aides will monitor Little Rock integration developments as Hagerty reports on the crisis to Judge Davies.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
James C. Hagerty
White House
Justice Department
U.S. Dist
Ronald Davies
Hagerty
Carmen Typhoon Forms East of Luzon Threatens Philippines
A tropical depression northeast of northern Luzon intensified into Typhoon Carmen with maximum center winds of 75 mph. The Manila Weather Bureau reported Carmen 260 miles east-northeast of Batanes and moving northwest at 12 mph.
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Manila
Luzon
Manda Weather Bureau
Carmen
Batanes
Philippines
Nashville starts integration as white pupils protest
Police escorted Negro first graders into Glenn Grammar School in Nashville as white parents protested the integration plan. About 200 whites yelled insults while officers kept order. three Negro children enrolled at Glenn with 13 total Negro students across five previously all white schools. Disturbances at other schools were minor. Asst. Police Chief Muller assumed control and school leaders urged peaceful participation.
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Nashville, Tenn
Glenn Grammar
Senool
Nashville
Glenn School
Nashville Grammar
Glenn
Asst
Frank M. Muller
Fwo
Warmer with Rain Forecast by Weather Bureau
The U S Weather Bureau at Hancock Field reports a warm trend with occasional light rain tomorrow. After a cold spell bottomed at 43, temperatures rise to an expected high near 70 with a 54 degree low tonight. Cloudy skies are forecast tonight and tomorrow.
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U. S&s
Hancock Field
41 Drowned Emergency In Kashmir Floods Cause Tragedy
In Columbia South Carolina Mrs Del ing Booth confessed a cardinal domestic error amid a flood report from Srinagar Kashmir stating 41 persons drowned in floods. She admitted to cutting a fish hook from her hand with a razor blade. About 600 villages have been inundated.
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Columbia
S. C
Kisses Stop Swim at Newport as First Couple Voices Laughs
President Eisenhower and first lady faced a flurry of greetings in Newport after a golf outing and a nautical tour. Two women, Mrs Guthro and Mrs Flint, kissed the president as he left the club lounge, provoking mixed reactions from spectators and security amid ongoing Newport engagements.
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R.I
Eisenhower
Narragansett Bay
Barbara Annel
Semower
Wark
George Guthro
Providence
R.L
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