Ike Faubus Conference Quietly Constructive
President Eisenhower and Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus met over the Little Rock integration crisis for more than two hours. Both officials appeared amiable as they left, with White House aides noting a cordial exchange and planned formal statements to follow. Faubus departed by helicopter for Providence to hold a 2 p.m. news conference.
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White House
Faubus and Eisenhower Hold Conclusive Conference
Reporters pressed as Arkansas Governor Faubus and President Eisenhower met at Newport Naval Base for a rare conference during the Little Rock school integration crisis. The talks followed Faubus’ order to block integration with National Guard troops, despite federal court mandates.
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Dynamite mystery linked to Nashville school bombing
Police Chief Douglas Hosse cites an FBI informant in a case tying segregationist John Kasper and Charles Reed to hidden dynamite before the Hattie Cotton School blast. Six men held, Kasper jailed on riot charges, federal actions seek tighter restraints as schools reopen after a weekend lull.
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Reed
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West Germany votes in national elections amid Cold War clash
Bonn reports a vigorous final campaign ahead of tomorrow's ballot. Chancellor Adenauer campaigns on a pro Western line claiming NATO unity is at stake. Socialist leader Erich Ollenhauer urges neutrality toward unification with East Germany. Only district voters directly elect their representatives.
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Nomination Hint Sparks Republican Rival Temperature
In Albany the scene shifts as Gov Harriman jokes about Frank C Moore chairman of the State University Board of Trustees running for governor. The CDU coalition, including Adenauer's party, holds about 51 percent of 492 seats. The item notes ongoing political maneuvering and a playful mood in state politics.
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Carrie Stays Far Out at Sea
Hurricane Carrie with winds near 110 mph veers toward the North Atlantic shipping lanes, posing no land threat. Florida governor and political figures discussed during a university meeting as the storm roars northeast, about 800 miles east of Vero Beach, Fla.
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Mr Smith Goes to Ottawa
Canada's new foreign secretary Sidney E. Smith, who resigned as president of the University of Toronto, requests to be known simply as Mr. Smith. He informed protocol officials he will drop his doctorate and revert to his birth name amid concerns about professors’ perceptions. He was sworn into the post yesterday.
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American teacher Earl Williamson reports views from China
Earl Williamson a 28 year old Los Angeles schoolteacher arrived in Hong Kong with other Americans. He described seeing economic construction in China and noted admission for visitors to walk streets alone. He said students spoke English and Russian being taught, and expressed belief all Americans should learn about China.
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Cool Night Warm Day Forecast for Syracuse Weekend
The Syracuse area faces a pleasant weekend with fair skies tonight and cooler air near 55 degrees. Tomorrow brings milder conditions, mid 70s highs, and periods of showers ahead of a low pressure system from the Midwest.
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Upstate Voters Show Independence in GOP Primary Results
An Associated Press survey across 20 counties found insurgents defeated GOP backed candidates in 40 local posts while party men won 30 races. Democrats also faced losses but to a lesser extent with insurgents winning 10 and party men seven, including in Buffalo where Democratic organization candidates lost two of three.
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Today’s Chuckle Economist Quote
A light joke about economists advising on money you would not have if you followed their advice first. The quip hinges on irony about economists knowing best after hindsight.
U N General Assembly Condemns Soviet Actions in Hungary
The United Nations General Assembly approved a 60 to 10 vote with 10 abstentions condemning Soviet repressions in Hungary and urging desistance from mass deportations and killings. Prince Wan Waithayakon of Thailand was named special representative to aid UN efforts, with mixed support from Asian nations and strong U S backing.
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Cey
Kadar
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Thailand
Energ
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Prince Wan
Arkady A. Sobolev
Lth General Assembly
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Wan
Burma
Indonesia
Ceylon
India
Iran
Turkey Expels Two Russians Over Spying
Turkey ousted two Russian agents for spying. Capt. Alex Andre Maraguine, 38, and Michael Lischin were caught attempting to obtain military information from a Turkish youth near the Bosphorus. They were given 48 hours to leave, amid Western speculation of reaction to Soviet pressure over Syria.
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Middle East
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Michael Lischin
Bosphoros
Nikolai Bulganin
Adnan Menderes
Bulganin
Hungary Bars U.N. Representative Entry
A Hungarian government spokesman in Budapest announced that Hungary will not permit entry of a United Nations representative, citing a U.N. General Assembly resolution. The report notes Vienna dispatches and mentions continuation on page 2.
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Austria
PKA
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Cab driver heroic in rescuing man from burning apartment
Star Cab driver Arthur Hart dragged a Howard Street resident from a flaming 10 room building after seeing flames at 4 am. He led Butler to safety before smoke forced him to stop work. Butler, 28, suffered burns and was hospitalized. Hart inhaled smoke but saved a life.
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Butler
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George Turro
Hart
Patcher
William Holmes
John A.porceng
Porceng
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