Faubus May Withdraw Troops Amid Race Crisis
Damascus dispatch reports Syrian officials accusing U S warship diplomacy as Arkansas Governor Faubus hints troop withdrawal may occur this week amid the Little Rock Central High School integration standoff. National Guards remain at the school while federal orders urge admission of Negro students. Elsewhere in the South, Nashville officials claim violence easing after Students Day.
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Little Rock
Central High School
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Nashville, Tenn
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Albert V. Bryan
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Newport
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Girl Tells Of Terror After Lovers Lane Assault
A Virginia Avenue girl recounted a nighttime assault at gunpoint during a date with her male companion. A man appeared and forced removal of clothing, then drove them to a dirt road where the attack continued before the girl escaped and sought help. The alleged assailant fled. investigations continue as police search the area and review a related missing person case involving the girl’s boyfriend.
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Sheriff's Office
Claude Cline
Bowers
Beaver Creek
Hilda Elizabeth Zimmer
Eugene Borg
Wealthweite
Innocent Bystander Not In Fisticuffs Miss Hauser Involved
Miss Marthe Hauser of Samples Manor in Baltimore faced rumors of fisticuffs after an August incident near Sandy Hook. A witness, Frank L. Maggie, and a Reynolds woman cited larceny of Hauser's wristwatch, valued at 70 dollars, and police pursued the case with magistrate Prel.
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Marthe Hauser
Samples Manor
P. Telephone Co
Baltimore
Miss Hauser
Miss Houser
Reynolds
Mise Houser
Phone Equipment Installers Strike Over Wage Contract
A wage contract dispute triggered a strike by about 150000 telephone workers across 85 percent of automatic and manual service areas. Picket lines formed at offices in Wegeretown and other cities as the walkout spread westward within three hours, with long distance service affected but supervisor staff kept operations as normal as possible.
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New York
IH — Telephones
District of Colum
Western Electric Co
Améri
Tan Telephone & ‘Telegraph Co
At & E.m
Gally
New York City
Tip Prize Winners Highlight Local Tips and Murky News
Volunteers share tips on furloughing at a local plant burglaries in Greencastle and a worker attack on a local boy. Prizes of two dollars were awarded, with eight tips valued at one dollar each.
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Themerives
Rose Hill Avenue
Tip
Greencastle
Spruce Street
Tip Onrker
Mrs. Anna Bussard-Thomas Dies at 98 in Washington County
Mrs. Anna Laurie Bussard-Thomas widow of Joshua Thomas and longtime Hagerstown resident died last night at SLobelock in Clear Spring after a short illness aged 98 years 11 months and 15 days. Born on the Heyser place she married Luther Bussard then Joshua Thomas and was a Trinity Lutheran Church member. She survived by granddaughter Mrs. Fred Ernst of Clear Spring and others including Mrs. Margaret White and R Heyser Bussard. Funeral arrangements were set at A. K. Coffman Funeral Home with service Wednesday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Gerald Hoaseknecht.
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Anna Laurie Bussard- Thomas
Joshua Thomas
Washington County
Slobelock
Fred Ernst
A. K. Coffman Funeral Home
Gerald
Hoaseknecht
Atom Blast Today Rated Extra Heavy
A 1957 Nevada test at Yucca Flat produced a 5:50 am detonation believed to yield 30 40 thousand tons of TNT. The orange pink purple fireball rose to 15000 feet with a feathery stem, seen from Los Angeles 300 miles away. Newsmen were restricted after this diagnostic detonation with 25 aircraft collecting data and the last to allow newsmen at the site.
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Los Angeles
Atomic Energy Commission
Newamen
Jesser
AEC
Price Of Milk Rising On Drought Boost In Maryland
Maryland leaders debate milk price hikes tied to drought during a special Legislative Council session led by Senate President Louis Goldstein. Del. Samuel A. Culotta pressed for relief measures while a dairy spokesman cited drought and urban demand as causes. Affected retail quart prices rise from 25 to 27 cents with wholesale milk up to $5.90 per hundredweight, slated to impact Oct. 1 in Baltimore and surrounding counties. Culotta urged state and federal aid but cautioned against shifting costs to consumers.
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Maryland
Legislative Council
Senate
Louis Goldstein
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Del
Samuel A. Culetti
R-Balto
Potomac River
Virginia
Allegany
Garrett
Sounty
Imi
Culotta
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers, Inc
Incres
Relic Cornstalk Bullet Tied To Antietam Battle Anniversary
Fred Peterman, a Halfway antiquarian, found a cornstalk with a bullet embedded from the Antietam fight. The stalk came from Piper's field, said to leave no stalk standing after the battle. Peterman invites visitors to view the relic at his home, noting the 95th anniversary tomorrow.
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Antietam
Fred Peterman
Mr. Peterman
Virginia Avenue
Fred
George L. Peterman
Piper
Pennsy Newspapers Raise Prices in Local Dailies
Three southwestern Pennsylvania papers will raise prices from five to seven cents starting Monday. The Morning Herald the Evening Standard of Uniontown and the Brownsville Telegraph cite higher costs for newsprint labor and supplies as the reason for the rate hike.
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Miuniown, Ra
Pennsylvania
Ayette County
Morning Herald
The
Evening Standard
Uniontown
Brownsville
Rains Revive Pastures Boosts Drought Recovery Outlook
Rainfall in Keetenville area revived pastures and hay supplies. Forecasters predict more showers and thunderstorms tonight through Wednesday with temperatures around 68 to 89 degrees. The five day Weather Bureau forecast calls for scattered rain and above normal temperatures, totaling about an inch.
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Trevise
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Red Cross Offers Home Nursing Classes for Flu Victims
The Red Cross announces immediate home nursing classes as Asian flu sweeps the U S and Britain. Public Health Service and medical groups stress home care as essential to curb an expected wave. Mrs Elwer Baker leads sessions for individuals or groups, with emphasis on bed care and family counseling.
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American Hipital Association
Tima
American National Red Cross
Incai Red Cross
Scherule
Elwer Baker
Home Nursing
Joseph, J. Carter
Eastern Area
American National Hed Cross
Public Health Service
China
Japan
Asafa
South America
Re Election U S Triumph Blows Reds Bonn
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer won a landslide re election in West Germany and pledged to marshal political and moral support for the Western alliance. His Christian Democratic Union secured an absolute majority, stunning opponents and leaving East German Communists gloomy.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adénauer
West Germany
Western Alliance
East Germany
Christian Democratic Union
Pravda Criticizes Adenauer Campaign Firestorm
Pravda readers learn only that Chancellor Adenauer and his party spread thousands of lies about the Soviet Union and the Communists, with no reference to a decisive victory. The report underscores censorship and propaganda in West German elections.
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Mioscow
Pravda
Konrad Adenauer
Hhe Party
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Adenauer
Adenauer Wins Third Straight West German Victory
Adenauer secured more than 91 million votes in West Germany's national election, marking his third consecutive triumph since the republic's creation. The result deepened Cold War tensions as the USSR faced a stronger German power, while Adenauer hailed the outcome as a push toward world peace. He smiled at the chancellery as final returns rolled in.
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Adenauer
West German
Soviet Union
United States
West Germany
Trio Of Boys From Here On Freight Train
Three Ford youngsters eight to twelve years old, Lerry Funk and Ronald Funk from Pennsylvania Avenue and Embly from Bern er Avenue, were removed from a freight car at Cumbo yards after climbing aboard near the Central Chemical Co. plant. Detec tives say they were playing hookis from school and will be returned to their parents after being held by railroad police.
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Turee
Edwin Ht. Hull
Clear Spring
Cumbo
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