U S Readies 200 Subpoenas For Faubus Case
The federal government prepares about 200 subpoenas for witnesses in its case against Governor Orval Faubus over Central High School integration. A court source said subpoenas target Friday’s hearing on a preliminary injunction to curb Faubus troops from blocking Negro pupils. Rep. Brooks Hays plans further talks with Faubus as the crisis continues in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Brooks Hays
Central High School
Hays
Arkansas
Campbell Expected To Seek Mark Here
Don Campbell and his Bluebird speedboat aim to break the world water speed record on Onondaga Lake after setting the mark at Lake Coniston, England at 225.36 mph. Clarence Keller of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce and Donald Guerin of the American Power Boat Association discuss transferring the craft from Canandaigua Lake, seeking calm water and support for the 31‑man party.
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Don Campbell
Onondaga Lake
Campbell
Lake Coniston
England
Clarence Keller
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Canandaigua Lake
Onondaga
Donald Guerin
American Power Boat Association
Canandaigua
Toronto
Keller
Fall Starts Sneaking Up
Weatherman Andy Keller forecasts cooler air tonight and tomorrow with no rain until Thursday. Tonight will be clear with northerly winds 10 to 12 mph, overnight low 55, rising to 73 tomorrow as winds become light and variable. Long range hints at above average temps and precipitation for 30 days.
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Andy Keller
Keller
There Is Danger for the West in the Algerian Situation
Today editorial page presents a special report on Algeria’s troubled conditions. It examines potential dangers to the West and questions rebel leaders’ views of the United States.
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United States
Probe Rockets Test Explosion Kills One at Dover Facility
An investigation was under way in Dover New Jersey after a rocket testing stand exploded Monday killing Herbert Beil a Lan employee of the Chance Vought Aircraft Co Dallas and injuring six other men. The Navy withheld the engine name calling it classified.
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Dover
N. J
Lake Denmark
Herbert Beil
Lan Employe
Chanca Vought Aircraft Co
Dallas
Navy
Boy Trapped In Box Dies At Local School
In West Long Branch New Jersey six year old Charles Harris died last night after being trapped for two hours in a 22 inch deep wooden box used for athletic equipment at Locust Avenue School. Authorities believe heat and shock contributed to his death while the hasp snapped shut as the lid descended. Teacher Mrs Hazel Lozier alerted the superintendent Elbert Hoppenstedt and a search by officials and police followed.
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West Long Branch
N. J
Charles Harris
Locust Ave
Hazel Lozier
Elbert Hoppenstedt
U S Undersecretary Herter Meets President Rhee in Seoul
Christian A. Herter, the U S undersecretary, met President Syngman Rhee in Seoul and then toured the quiet Korean front. Officials said Seoul emphasizes a treaty on jurisdiction over offenses by U S forces in Korea.
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Seoul i
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Syngman Rhee
Korean Front
Korea
Bloodless seizure as Sarit takes Bangkok control
In Bangkok the army chief Sarit Thanarat surrounded the capital with tanks and seized government power without firing a shot in what he called action for the people. Exiled premier Pibulsonggram fled to Malaya as Sarit prepared a new government while consulting lawyers on dissolving the National Assembly. He named himself Bangkok governor and contacted Thailand’s foreign minister Wan Waithayakon.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Sarit Thanarat
P. Pibalsonggram
Malaya
Phumiphon Adaldet
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Sarit
Pibulsonggram
Sair
National Assembly
Wan Waithayakon
U. N
Assem
Telephone Mediators Press for Strike End
In a bleak backdrop mediators try again to resolve a contract dispute that led to a strike by 23,800 employees in 44 states and D C. The CWA says the strike is 100 percent effective and vows a long standoff without a settlement. AT&T reports only minor service impact with some long distance delays and partial board coverage by supervisors and crossing workers.
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New York
Seceret
States
District of Columbia
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Joseph E. Dunne
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Albany Declares Poetry Day On October Fifteenth
Albany officials announce October 15 as Poetry Day per governor Harriman decree. Ave proclaims poets from Sappho to Keats honor mankind with lyrical ode, urging public participation and appreciation of verse.
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Albany
Postponed Nuclear Test at Nevada Site Delays Schedule
An underground atomic device test at the Atomic Test Site in Nevada, originally set for tomorrow, is postponed to 10 a.m. Thursday. Officials cited operational adjustments and safety reviews as the reason for the delay.
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Nev
Ike Will Veto Any Bill Giving Tax Cuts in ’58
President Eisenhower plans to veto any income tax cuts in 1958, warning inflationary risk. An insider says he will mobilize Republican support to block the measure and confront a new Congress after already vetoing a prior pay raise.
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Ike
Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Congress
AFL-CIO Unit Moves to Oust Teamsters Overracketeering Scandal
The AFL-CIO Ethical Practices Committee plans a report and possible ouster of the Teamsters Union from the merged federation amid racketeering and corruption accusations. Hearings target James R. Hoffa as a top Teamsters leader faces investigation. Sen. McClellan notes inviting Hoffa to new hearings.
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New York
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Teamsters Union
Labor Federation
Washington
Afl-Cio
James
R. Hoffa
Ing
Sen. McClellan
D- Ark
Senate
McClellan
Hoffa
Union
Iredell County Fair Opens Early Amid Rainy Prep
Statesville North Carolina Iredell County Fair officials moved this year’s opening date up by a week due to persistent rain during prior fairs. When the fair finally began rain fell in torrents.
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Statesville
N.C
Iredell County
NATO Warships Sail For Atlantic Lifeline Drills
More than 200 ships from seven allies depart British ports for Strikeback, NATO's first major Atlantic maneuvers in four years. U S Navy carrier Forrestal and submarine Nautilus lead 58 U S warships with 75 000 troops, simulating defense of Atlantic lifeline against Soviet submarines.
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London
NATO
Atlantic
U.S
Forrestal
Nautilus
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Canada
France
Netherlands
Portugal
Norway
Guided tour reveals gaps at Onondaga Penitentiary
Supt. William S. Marsden showed a candidate and two reporters that inmates’ conditions were not fully known inside the Onondaga County Penitentiary. The Democratic candidate for district attorney, Anthony J. Caffrey, heard Marsden deny knowledge of sugar on tables and solitary cell flushing.
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Onondaga County Penitentiary
William S. Marsden
Anthony J.caffrey
Marsden
Silent Film Star Rhea Mitchell Slain in Los Angeles
Police book 37 year old Lonnie Hartford Jr a house boy on suspicion of murdering silent film star Rhea Mitchell found strangled with a cord in her apartment. A lie detector test led to the arrest and a search continues for a baldish middle aged man seen with Miss Mitchell. Seattle police to question her aunt Mrs John Benson the only known relative.
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Los Angeles
Rhea Mitchell
Lonnie Hartford Jr
Miss Mitchell
Seattle
John Benson
Dope and Alcohol Kill Trumpeter in Les Brown Band
A 28-year-old trumpeter, Robert Styles, died after ingesting heroin with vodka while performing at the Roseland Ballroom with Les Brown's band. Police say the autopsy found recent needle punctures on his arms and that he had used the drug for about a week.
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NEW York
Les Brown
Robert Styles
Roseland Ballroom
Brown
Styles
Form of Asian Flu Sweeping Ottawa
An epidemic in Ottawa identified as a form of Asian flu has many hundreds of cases and a 10 percent drop in school attendance. Civil Hospital Superintendent Douglas Peart said the illness is not much different from the current bug, while Medical Officer Dr. R A Kennedy doubted any connection between the two diseases.
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Ottawa
Douglas Peart
Civil Hospital
R. A. Kennedy
Chuckle: Married Men Forget Mistakes Laugh at Self
Today’s Chuckle jokes that a married man should forget his mistakes since two people remembering the same error is pointless. The light quip plays on shared humor in domestic life.
New Jet Tested in London to Beirut Return Flight
A corrected British Comet jet model the Mark 2E completed a 4,600 mile round trip test flight from London to Beirut in 12.34 hours, aiming to resume commercial passenger service after crashes in 1954.
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London
Beirut
U N General Assembly Opens With Disarmament Push
The United Nations General Assembly begins a crucial session focusing on disarmament with election of a new president and Malay's admission as the 82nd member. The United States and Russia push disarmament high on the agenda, with Dulles and Gromyko delivering policy statements. Concerns over Red China and Soviet influence in the Middle East color the opening debates.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Thailand
Wan Waithayakon
U.n.’S
United States
Russia
Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
Syria
Middle East
U.N
Red China
India
Britain
U.S
London
U.N. Disarmament
Canada
Soviet Union
Explosion Drops Roof on Oakland Grain Mill
A blast at the Albers Grain Mill on the Oakland waterfront ripped through the roof gutting the sixth floor injuring 18 workers, with several hurled from the building as debris sprayed along the Southern Pacific railway. Damage is about 100000 dollars. officials cite grain dust sparks as a potential trigger.
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Oakland
Calif
Albers
Southern, Pacific Railway
Edwin A. Hentzell
Saburov Named Deputy Chairman in Foreign Aid Committee
Moscow former Deputy Premier Maxim Saburov, dismissed from the Presidium in the Kremlin shakeup last June, has been appointed deputy chairman of a committee handling foreign economic aid.
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Moscow
Maxim Saburov
Communist Central Committee
Kremlin
Esther Heads North As Carrie Nears End
Esther moved northward in the Gulf of Mexico toward Louisiana as a tropical storm. Carrie, a hurricane, approached its end in the North Atlantic with center winds near 95 mph and outer winds extending 75 miles.
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Carrie
End
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
North Atlantic
Gulf
Center
Bermuda
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