Police And Militiamen Battle In Warsaw Demonstration
Riot police backed by worker militiamen clashed with about 2,000 students outside Warsaw Polytechnic protesting newspaper suppression. Some 30 students arrested, ten police injured, tear gas and bricks used. Officials warned of severe sanctions including expulsion from college for participants.
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Warsaw
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Warsaw Polytechnei
Polytechnic
Communist Party
Washington
Senhiower
F.genhower
Little Rock
Polytechnic Studentsiton
Eisenhower
GOP
Mississippi
Stan Eisenhower
Unis
Criti
Chattanooga News-Free Press
Republic
Jean Party
South
J. A. Teague
Jean
Arkansas
House of Representatives
Texas
Flori
Washington County
Spencer
Eijsupport
Allen F. Heller
Trio Gets 3 Years Here For Looting Phone Coin Boxes
Three Ashtabula men Wilber Alcorn Ronald Williams and Donald Debow admitted looting four roadside phone coin boxes in multiple states. They pleaded guilty and received three year sentences with nine months added, arguing their crimes were a professional operation. Authorities noted totals over $600 and said the men could have faced deeper penalties for damaging property.
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Trio
Pennsylvania
Ohio
North Carolina
Wilber W. Alcorn
Ronald Ray Williams
Donald N. Debow
Ashtabula
Tom Kaylor
Indian Springs
Fairview Mountain
Sideling Hill Mountain
Kaylor
Miller
House of Correction
Edwin H
Robert Kirby
Washington
New Jersey
Jersey
Alcarn
Williams
Debow
Extra Funds Sought For New State Hospital In This City
The State Department of Health proposes a 1959 budget of 24.8 million dollars, an increase of near 14 million over current. Baltimore City would receive state aid funds for a new chronic disease hospital with an estimated city share not yet definite, while Victor Cullen Hospital at Sabillasville shows a small cut. The plan seeks 912 560 for the Baltimore project and relies on federal funds and local contributions to match state aid.
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State Department of Healths
Baltimore
Victor Cullen ‘Ta Hospital
Sabillasville
Baltimore City
Department of Budget
Joteteg
Freezing temperatures and frost hit Maryland towns
Cold conditions brought a 32 degree official reading at the Keedysville station with a heavy frost reported elsewhere. La Vale registered the coldest Maryland reading at 20 degrees while New Germany, Late Park in Garrett County, was two degrees below freezing. The Weather Bureau forecast a pleasant weekend ahead with slightly warmer conditions Sunday for all parts of the state.
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Keedysville
Travis rKnode
Maryland
la Vale
Allegany
Commty
New Germany
Garpett
Baresa
Eisenhower Weekend Flight to Gettysburg Farm Home
President Eisenhower flew from Washington to Gettysburg Pennsylvania for a weekend at his farm home. He landed at Gettysburg Airport at 9 44 AM aboard an Aero Commander plane and departed quickly toward the estate.
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Gettysburg
Jen Eisenhower
Washington
Aero
City Plans to Reclaim Street Land From Cemetery
City of Hagerstown seeks to reacquire a land strip formerly sold about ten years ago to Rose Hill Cemetery Co. The mayor and council authorized Attorney Martin V. B. Bos to obtain the strip as a needed part of Towrent housing development by the Hagerstown Hows. The move follows unclear past actions and accelerated by project needs.
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Hagerstown
Rowland Avenue
Frederick St
Rose Hill
Thadvertant
Conneil
Martin V. B. Bosletter
Cemetery Company
Hoffa Set to Take Teamsters Presidency October 15
James Hoffa moved quickly to seize control of the Teamsters as Beck's term nears end. Hoffa to be sworn in October 15, winning on the first ballot, and he vows to fight the AFL-CIO to purge corrupt influences or face expulsion. He seeks broad support from local federations coast to coast amid ongoing investigations and indictments.
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Miami Reach
Fla
Jemes A. Hoffa
Afl-Cio
Detroit
Dave Beck
Hoffa
Beck
George Meany
Meany
Senate Rackets Committee
Wayne County
Teamsters Union
Hel
Holfa
New York City
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Winter Hits Northwest With Snow
Wintry weather spread across northwestern states with up to five inches of snow and temperatures in the 20s. Across the region a cold belt dipped into the northern Rockies as Montana Idaho Utah and Nevada reported lows in the 20s and 30s. In California a missing 9 year old boy Ronald Barrett White was found shot to death in an abandoned Canoga Park house. his grandmother and mother died in related incidents as investigators pursued a separate homicide case.
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Associated Press
Ronald Barrett
Canoga Park
Tos
Angeles
Calif
Itas Murther
Nevada
Utah
Rockies
Montana
Los Angeles
Idaho
Mullen Pass
Montana-Idaho
Druyamond
Washington
Mont
Butte
Ron Mont
Federal Trade Commission
Ald Barrett
Lone Durston
Unani
Ronald
Evelyn
D. White
Reseda
Hagerstaty
Durston
Larry Rawls
Adae Ees
Walter Larson
I Jr
Woodland Hills
San Fernando Valley
New York Records 200000 Cases Of Asian Flu Rumors
New York reports 200000 cases of Asian flu suspicions with over 290000 suspected cases, several deaths, jammed clinics, and school absence around 20 percent while election figures show party shifts and hospital tallies for September.
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New York
Board of Election
Carla Brown
Republi
Brooklyn
William Dodds
Budget adjustment requests and deadlines stated
The text outlines that payroll adjustment requests may be submitted separately with suggestions to improve personnel standards. The auditing department will summarize budget requests for Mayor and Council presentation. November hearings follow budget submissions, and budgets not submitted by November 4 go directly to the Mayor and Council.
Bad Check Wedding Gift Ends Career Of Check Passer
In Chicago a man identified as ex-Fritz, linked to Alfred Seward, was arrested after detectives seized checks totaling about 175000 dollars used to pass fraudulent payments. The case ties to a six week marriage to a woman who unknowingly signed forgeries. FBI and police tracked him from Indianapolis to Miami then Chicago, with charges of fraud and forgery awaiting further action.
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Chicago
Alfred Seward
Fritz
Seward
Russell E. Fritz
Union Station
Miami
Towa
Cwallice
FBI
Elva
Mindianapolis
Montrose
Frite
Indianapolis
Anton G. Wenskus
Dea
Nine Negro Students Enter Central High Under Guard
At Little Rock Central High nine Negro students attended another day of integrated classes under escort by rifle carrying National Guardsmen and regular Army paratroopers. About 100 white students gathered, some with Confederate flags, but hooting and jeering were minimal compared to previous days. A walkout by about 75 whites failed, with many staying away or attempting to reconcile with officials. The stalemate over federal troop withdrawal persisted as governors and President Eisenhower sought a way to end the crisis.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Cattr Pus
Central High
Luther Hodges
North “Carolina
Eisenhower
11St Airborne Division
Three Autos Damaged In West Washington Street Crash
Three cars were damaged in a sideswipe on West Washington Street early today. Charles J. Hazelton, 33, of h0 North Prospect Street, was charged with reckless driving after his vehicle struck Harald E. Bean, 33, of 400 block West Washington, and Robert L. Hurd, 200 block North Mulberry, who were parked in the 400 block. Hazelton’s car was traveling east on West Washington Street.
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West Washington Street
Charles J. Hazelton
Prospect Street
Harald E. Bean
West Washington
Robert L. Hurd
Mulberry
Hazelton
West Washington St
Stolen car owner fined for leaving key in theft case
John N. Shadrach of 27 Summer Street had his car taken from West Washington Street. State Trooper Elmer L. Baum located the vehicle on Walnut Lane about four hours after the theft was reported. The ignition keys were found in the car and Shadrach faced a $1145 fine. The car was returned, and the owner was warned to keep ignition keys secure.
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John N. Shadrach
Summer Street
West Washington Street
Tong
Pat
Shadrach
Elmer L. Baum
Walnut Lane
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