Reds and Quemoy Renew Fire in Formosa Strait Clash
In the Formosa Strait the Communist bombardment resumed after a 15 day cease fire, hitting a Nationalist supply convoy on beaches. Nationalist defenses replied as U.S. ships stayed 20 miles offshore denying any involvement. Peng Tehhuai accused U.S. warships of intruding and breaking the cease fire, with Peiping extending the armistice last week.
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Taipei
Formosa
UPI
Quemoy
Dulles
Peng Tehhuai
Formosa Strait
Peng
Pei- Ping
Lau Heb-tu
U. S. Taiwan
7Th Fleet
U.S
Liu
Peiping
U S
Matsui
Roland Smoot
White Seniors Enroll In Little Rock Private School
White high school seniors begin registering in a makeshift Little Rock Private School Corp system set up after Gov. Faubus closed the four city public high schools to resist integration. Officials say 600 to 650 students may be housed in a large building planned, with to open by November if construction advances.
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Little Rock
Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Orval Faubus
Supreme Court
W. C. Brashears
Brashears
University of
Arkansas Graduate Center
U S Hopes Talks Bring End Of A Tests
The United States urged rapid progress in nuclear test suspensions as it rejected a Soviet proposal to delay Geneva talks. Secretary Dulles would attend later if foreign ministers are needed. Galeazzi Lisi the Vatican physician resigned to defend himself amid accusations. Police described a violent incident involving a gunman, McDermott, who killed four and wounded another before being stopped.
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United States
Russia
Lake Erie
Geneva
Ohio
Uuceu
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Galeazzi-Lisi
Pius XII
U.S
Vatican
Galeazzis
State Department
Lisi
Britain
Stary
Physi
Moscow
Florida Senator Smathers Denounces Butler Civil Rights Split
Florida Senator Smathers accuses Butler of dividing the Democratic Party over civil rights. Party leaders urge unity and question Butler's role as national chairman amid calls for a stronger pro civil rights stance to win 1960 elections.
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Butler
Democratic
Washington
UPI
Republi
Democratc
Paul M. Butler
Butler Democrats
Abc-Tv
Abc-Tv's “College News
Democratic Party
America
Supreme Court
South
Phi
George A. Smathers
Democratic National Committee
Campaign Steps Up In Tempo
Campaigns accelerate as two weeks remain. Gov. ONeill plans Cleveland rallies and a City Club debate with DiSalle. Bricker targets Northern Ohio with foreign policy speech and stops in Elyria, Cleveland, Kent, Ashtabula. Young schedules runs through Cincinnati, St Marys, Lima, Cleveland suburbs. DiSalle and Morse also tour. Nixon era tensions loom in California.
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C. William O'Neill
Cleveland
Michael V. DiSalle
Cleveland City Club
DiSalle
Steubenville
Xenia
Cincinnati
Piqua
U.S
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Eisenhower
Elyria
Atune
John Norwalk
Foster
Stephen Young
Zanesville
St. Marys
Lima
Michael V. DiSalie
Mike
Nabe
Wayne Morse
Dore
Warren Suday
Policeman Kills Four in Broadway Restaurant Shooting
Four men at a Broadway bar were killed as Patrolman James B. McDermott was shot and lay near death after a running gun battle with officers. The incident followed a day of political events as Eisenhower toured Denver and Los Angeles with talks focusing on unity and the Knowland Knight races.
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Wwepean
James C. Haglerty
Francisco
Chicago
Far East
California
GOP
New York
James B. McDermott
Los Angeles
Denver
William F. Knowland
Goodwin J. Knight
Knowland
Senate
Knight
San Francisco
McDermott
Eisenhower
Jay
Roose
Schedvelt Hospital
Shrine Auditorium
Times Square
Elivera Doud
Colorado
Heavy Toll Feared In Ship Blast
An empty Stanvac oil tanker exploded in the Arabian Sea about 600 miles northwest of Bombay. Reports said 10 officers feared killed while most of the 55 Indian seamen aboard were believed rescued by another tanker. Bombay dispatches put fatalities at 16, including the captain, with fumes in the hold cited as the blast cause.
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UPS
Arabian Sea
Bombay
The
Drake Hotel
Chicago
Inland Press Association
Midwestern
Far West
Ralph Q. Nafziger
School of Journalism
University of Wisconsin
Chronicle - Telegram
Lorain County
Michael DiSalle
Board of Elections
Noonuppes
Stanvac
Japan
Labour City and
Standards and Boards of Education
Vacuum Transportation Co., Ltd
Township Trustees
Standard Vacuum Oil Co
Stan‘vac
White Plains
N.Y
Persian Gulf
Up Petroleum
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Lorain
Ras
Kanura
Saudi Arabia
Chronicle Telegram Tops Local Government News Award
Chicago The Chronicle Telegraph won first place in its circulation bracket 10 000 to 25 000 in the Inland Daily Press Association contest for local government coverage. It marks the paper’s third citation in four years with entries from 122 newspapers in 16 states and Canada.
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Chicago
Chronicle-Telegram Today
Inland Daily Press Association
C-T
States
Canada
Eisenhower Revises Pacific Coast Speech Amid Que Moy Shelling
President Eisenhower's campaign stops on the Pacific Coast proceed as renewed Communist shelling of Que Moy forces last minute revisions to his address. The Denver dispatch notes the adjustments aim to keep the tour on schedule despite hostile developments.
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Denver
UPS
Eisenhower
Pacific Coast
Quemoy
Local Government Dominates April Chronicle Front Page
The April 15 Chronicle Telegram features 34 stories and three photos focused on local government. A large front page photo is continued on page 2 column 1.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Soviet Official May Be Air Crash Victim
Soviet cabinet ordered a top level panel to probe the Kanash jet crash that killed 65 passengers and five or more crew aboard the Peiping Moscow flight. Peiping listed 16 Chinese officials among the dead and unnamed foreign friends and experts. other reports named West Germans and a Briton among the victims.
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London
Radio Moscow Sii
Peiping
Russia
Kanash
Moscow
Deng Chento
Afghanistan
Burm
Tokyo
Elyrian Faces Maximum Fine After Guilty Plea
Elyrian pleads guilty to gambling and receives the maximum fine. Police discovered football tickets during the investigation. The item appears in the first page, second section, with references to local events and other notices.
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Elyrian
Building Blown Up In Strabane Incident
Irish Nationalist extremists blew up the Labor Exchange Building in Strabane Northern Ireland early today the structure was empty at the time and there were no casualties. Also reported U S Congress considered a $125 million cost share with Canada to pave the 1523 mile Alaska highway. Classified ad text promotes selling household items via Chronicle Telegram ads with contact numbers.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
Labor Exchange
U.S. Congress
Canada
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
Melvyn Lane
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Rich Pichola
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Tom Filaggi
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