Indian defense chiefs resign as government faces turmoil
Defense Minister V K Krishna Menon and the chiefs of army navy and air force quit amid internal dissension and reports of Chinese troop movements along India's northern frontiers. Prime Minister Nehru considers the resignations in Parliament as reports describe Red Chinese forces massing near Assam and Tibet borders.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
V.K. Khrishna Menon
Army
Navy
Air Force
Khrishna Menon
Jawaharlal Nehru
Jorhat
Assam
Tibet
Ohio Buckeye Division reorganized under Pentomic plan
The Ohio National Guard Buckeye Division adopts Pentomic structure effective today, with 216 units consolidated into 172 and many personnel changing roles. No cities lose units or armories, but about a dozen senior officers face cuts as the 37th Infantry Division reshapes for atomic-age warfare. Training next summer will use Camp Grayling Michigan with tents.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
National Guard “Buckeye
37Th Infantry Division
31Th
Adj
Loren G. Windom
Windom
Camp Grayling
Michigan
Camp Breckinridge
FBI clears two in Weirton bank robbery case
Weirton West Virginia FBI says two men linked to the August 22 Yorkville Ohio bank hold up were exonerated. Jon Cross and Donald Henry were arrested after a car wreck and are not part of the robbery. Cross to face auto theft charges. Henry cleared of involvement.
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Weirton
W. Va
UPI
FBI
Yorkville
Ohio
Jon Cross
Warren
Donald Henry
Meadville
Cross
Bcar
Henry
Man Cleared in Bicycle Nudity Case
A Miami jury acquitted Leroy Maroney of riding a bicycle naked at 3 a.m. after he testified that five or six youths jumped him and stole his clothes just before police spotted him pedaling naked. The incident occurred late at night as officers observed him moving along the street.
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Miami
UPI
Leroy Maroney
Maroney
Four youths booked in fatal New York stabbing case
A finger points at four youths processed at a New York police station in connection with the stabbing deaths of Robert Young and Anthony Krezesinski. The men named include Francisco Calderone 18 Ruben Rivera 18 and Nestor Hernan.
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New York
Robert Young
Anthony Krezesinski
Francisco Calderone
Ruben Rivera
Nestor Hernan
Ike and Macmillan Keep Summit Policy Open
Eisenhower and Macmillan signaled they do not agree fully on a summit policy though no friction appeared. They travel to Paris for talks with de Gaulle and Italian leaders while stressing NATO unity and expanded East West cultural ties. A 5,000 strong crowd greeted them after a Downing Street dinner.
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Ike
Macmillan
London
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
Sis
West Germany
Britain
Downing Street
Steel Strike Framing Labor Day Push By Unions
AFL-CIO President George Meany calls the steel strike a fight of the entire union movement for economic justice and urges Labor Day support. About 500,000 steel workers may remain on picket lines as steel firms refuse good faith bargaining. Commerce data show a 2 percent drop in factory sales and a 3 percent fall in durable goods orders, with inventories up about 100 million dollars. In New York, steel industry talks with United Steelworkers are in five day recess.
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Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
New York
United Steelworkers of America
Where To Turn Belden Road Project Set HIGHWAY improvement
The Belden Road improvement program is planned for Belden Ri and aims to eliminate a never passing problem. The first page notes the initiative touching sections and court references with local education and civic updates.
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Belden
Ind Sect
Free Calls Data Asked By Rhodes in Ohio Audit
Ohio Auditor James A. Rhodes asked the Ohio Belt Telephone Co for help tracing thousands of “free” calls by state senators during the legislative session. A Senate list of long distance calls, with senator names and destinations, is expected by midweek. House slips show many calls to home or office. top callers include freshmen Democrats John Andrews and Joseph J. Murphy with 181 each.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Belt Telephone Co
Ohio
Rhodes
Senate
Joseph Bartunek
Bartunek
Ohio Bell
John Andrews
Canton
Joseph J. Murphy
Piqua
Vernal G. Riffe
D' iScieto
David T. Matia
D-Cuyahoga
James P. Ilthane
D - Cuyahoga
Wildlife supervisor suspended over unsubstantiated claims
Columbus reports that James Lin, a four game management supervisor, was suspended for two weeks after the Wildlife Division found his accusations against Matt Wright, manager of the Trimbie Wildlife Area in Athens County, to be unsubstantiated. Hayden W. Ochs said Lin may be reassigned to a new district after the suspension to use his technical wildlife knowledge in a more harmonious setting.
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Columbus
UPI
James Lin
Mstrict
Wildlife Division
iTrimbie
Athens
Hayden W. Ochs
Wildife Tinston
Matt Wright
Trimbie
Ear
Wallace
Nena
Olds
Lee
1400 New York Policemen Shifted to Juvenile Crime Duty
New York authorities, led by Police Commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy, moved 1400 patrol officers to juvenile crime work to combat rising youth violence after a week of teenage deaths and street clashes. Mayor Wagner called a city hall meeting to discuss curfew and other countermeasures as officials seek to curb a perceived cancerous growth in youth crime.
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New York
UPN
Stephen P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
SAC Receives Atlas ICBM Unit at Vandenberg
The United States assigns five Atlas ICBMs to SAC at Vandenberg Air Force Base after delays. Each missile remains upright on launch pads with guidance set to Soviet targets, and one squadron will grow to ten missiles with future units.
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Washington
United States
Sirs
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Vanderbderz
East Ohio Gas Strike Averted
East Ohio Gas Co workers approved a new one year contract after a 4 to 1 margin, averting a strike that would have halted operations. The agreement covers 2500 Natural Gas Workers Union members with raises and fringe benefits beginning now and retroactive to August 2.
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East Ohio
Natural Gas Workers Union
Eisenhower to Host Khrushchev at Camp David Talks
President Eisenhower plans a two day Camp David stay with Soviet Premier Khrushchev ending Khrushchev's U S tour. The secluded talks aim to ease tensions as security tightens around the Maryland retreat. The session follows Khrushchev's Washington visit with stops in New York Los Angeles San Francisco Des Moines Ames and Pittsburgh.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Camp David
U.S
Khrushchev
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Secret Service
State Department
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Des Moines
Ames
Iown
Pittsburgh
More Dixie Schools Integrated Quietly
Racial integration spread to several Southern schools with no incidents. Two Black sisters entered a previously all white High Point North Carolina school by side doors. In Arlington Virginia Stratford Junior High saw seven Black students attend classes after entering rear doors. Other districts began integration with orderly openings and no demonstrations as planning for September and early tests in Florida Arkansas and Virginia proceeded.
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High Point
X.C
Stratford Junior High
Arlington
Negries
Stratford
Baira Power
Wernesdas
Smith For
Flonda
Arkansas
Vorewnia
Cambodian Prince Killed as Palace Bomb Briefly Misses King and Queen
Cambodian royal family escapes an assassination attempt as a bomb detonates in the palace. Prince Norodom Vak and a palace servant are killed. two others wounded. The King and Queen were away at the time, meeting Foreign Minister Son Saran and a Cambodian UN delegation.
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Tokyo
Iupi
Cambodia
Ionizin
New China News Agency
Phoom Penh
Cam’bodia
Norodom Vak
Kivan
Kong Kong
Nomdom Suramari
Son Saran
United Nations
Posal
St Said
Gasoline Tax Hike Approved By House Panel
Washington IUPI The House Public Works Committee approved an immediate gasoline tax hike to fund the highway program. The vote was 2 to 1 with party lines evident in the outline of the measure.
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Washington
IUPI
House Public Works
Two Men Die In Truck Crash Near Cleveland
In Valley View suburb, 47 year old UPR-FE. W. Dickerson and 41 year old Jessie Eff, both from Cleveland, were killed when a gravel truck overturned and its gas tank ignited, causing a flaming crash Monday.
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Cleveland
UPR
FE. W. Dickerson
Jessie Eff
Valley View
Nurse Arrested In Narcotics Thefts Probe
CLEVELAND nurse Ede na Pern, 34, of St. Vincent Hospital, was arrested by police and federal narcotics agents for alleged thefts from the hospital. She admitted taking pills over two months and a narcotic bottle was found. Her husband Charlies, 3, was held for investigation. Perry had prior parole for forging narcotics prescriptions.
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Clevelasn
Cpi
Edena Pern
St. Vincent Hospital
Charlies
Perry
Marysville
Experts Say Husbands Wear the Pants in Most Homes
Provocative claims frame marriage roles as traditional with wives wanting husbands to lead. Classified ad note highlights cheap ways to sell unused items. 1954 Dodge A-1 in good condition offered by Sid with contact numbers for Ely and Vopan regions.
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K.S. Thimayya
Adm
R.D. Katari
Air
S. Mukherjee
V. K. Khrishna Menon
Gen
K. S. Themayva
Lake Erie
Dez
John Maldanedo
Hernandez
UPI Teiepheto
Merriman Smith
UPL
White House
Ter
Misenhower
Moscow
NATO
Mher
Belden Road
Oun
Elyria
Td Sect
Milan
Petad Sect
Ratteriat
Beteriaineet
Latata
Eerin Pottce
Procram
Wehington
Woerera
The
East Ohio Gas Co
Nikita
By Stewart Hensley
Dixie
United Press International
Lizh Pom
Prea Chicl
Torre
Chronicle-Telroram
Ely- Tia
DODGE
Sid
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