Eisenhower Refuses To Say If U S Will Defend Formosa
President Eisenhower at his news conference deflected a question on whether the United States would fight to save offshore Nationalist islands near Red China. He stressed U S obligations to defend Formosa and the Pescadores while warning that a nuclear war would be met with decisive American retaliation.
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Eisenhower hints integration pace may have been slowed
President Eisenhower acknowledged he may have suggested to friends that school integration proceed more slowly. He defended his past refusal to express an opinion on Supreme Court orders while warning it would be dangerous for states to close public schools to resist integration. The Justice Department plans to file its brief reflecting his views ahead of the Supreme Court session on Little Rock.
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UPI
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Hearing Delayed as Union Organizer Suffers Heart Attack
Barney Baker a 284 pound Teamster organizer suffered a heart attack this morning shortly before he was recalled as a witness by the Senate rackets committee in Washington.
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UPI
Barney Baker
Senate
Ike Says Atom Attack Couldn't Defeat U S
President Eisenhower declared the United States could never be defeated by a surprise nuclear strike. He stressed continued military alertness as part of a broader defense stance during a news conference amid questions about Baker’s illness and related testimony before a committee. The hearings touched on a $1,000 cash transfer tied to a labor dispute and other Baker interventions, with references to Weinheimer and a Rambler Motel Des Moines stay.
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Weather and political notes mix across Ohio and national scene
Northeastern and northwestern Ohio see fair, warmer weather with highs near 74 to 78 and nights around 38 to 62. Clouds increase and a chance of showers by Thursday. Lake Erie winds shift 10 to 18 mph. In Washington, President notes missile progress while Congress faces funding debates and labor reform gaps as investigations continue into Teamsters figures and union violence.
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Alaska Votes Solidly For Statehood Amid Pro-Proposal Tide
Anchorage report shows Alaska moving toward statehood with a 5 to 1 edge. Early returns from about 25 percent of ballots indicate 6 865 in favor and 133 in opposition as voters statewide back three measures paving the way for a presidential proclamation admitting Alaska as the 49th state. Southeastern Alaska unexpectedly favors statehood pledges.
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Arkansas law rush aims to close schools over integration
Arkansas lawmakers move to pass measures allowing the closure of any school facing forced integration as Gov. Faubus warns of potential violence if Negroes enroll at Central High. The U S Justice Department plans to file a brief with the Supreme Court as the Little Rock crisis looms.
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Red ships gather in Formosa Strait amid heavy bombardment
The Communists concentrate shelling on Quemoy and nearby islands with thousands of artillery rounds as 4,000 to 5,000 landing craft mass in the Formosa Strait. Nationalists report damage to gun emplacements and depots while U S officers discuss the incident with Taipei authorities.
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Passengers Pray On Crippled Airliner
A Trans World Airlines Constellation bound London to Los Angeles diverted to a field near Cut Bank Montana after a No 3 propeller failed and engine fire broke out. Piloted by Capt. Earl Fleet the crew landed safely and passengers spent 12 hours at Cut Bank before flying to Los Angeles.
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Truck Accident Near Belem Kills Four Injures Sixty
A truck carrying farm workers overturned near Belem Brazil killing four people and injuring sixty others many seriously. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene as survivors were treated and transported to area hospitals for detailed examinations.
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Indian Tribes Need Feathers Course Added in State Trooper Training
In Chicago and Richmond reports a new 16 week course for state trooper trainees includes feathers from birds used in tribal ceremonies. Chief Swiftwind a Navajo said tribes in the Southwest need feathers from ostrich eagle parrot and pheasant to fulfill ceremonial needs. Households are urged to discard old feather boas hats and stuffed birds to aid the collection effort.
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Unions Plan Labor Reform Drive in Congress
AFL-CIO signals strong push for quick passage next year of a labor reform bill to curb government interference in union affairs while punishing corruption in management and labor. Meany and DNC chair Butler blame business groups and administration for Kennedy Ives bill defeat and pledge priority for 86th Congress.
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Unusual Bronx Night Figures Draw Sanitation Callouts
In New York the sanitation department hauled away a 300 pound shark left on the street and an eight foot porpoise sound hanging from a lamp post thirty feet above the sidewalk, prompting mystery over who placed the items.
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UPI
Bronx
Mary Sells Persian Lamb Coat in Quick CT Classified Sale
Mary advertised a Persian lamb coat in the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads and sold it in one day. The sale gave her enough money to buy a new coat. Call CT Classified to sell your unwanted items. Dial FA 3.3321 in Elyria or CH 41119 in Lorain.
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