Ike to Deliver First Speech on Science and Security
President Eisenhower will speak from Oklahoma City on November 13 in a half hour address titled Science and Security. The event marks Oklahoma’s semicentennial and will be broadcast nationwide on NBC CBS ABC and radio networks.
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Eisenhower
Oklahoma City
White House
Raymond Gary
National Fund For Medical Education
New York City
NBC
ABC
CBS
Oklahoma
Gary
New Prentiers Exposition
Christian Youth Collects $350 for Share Our Surplus Program
Winchester Christian Youth raised $350.50 last night to fund SOS surplus food shipments totaling about 7 000 dollars worth of food weighing 70 000 pounds for dispatch to needy regions. Over 150 youth from multiple local churches canvassed homes between 7 and 9 40 pm, supervised by Mr and Mrs Herbert Holliday and the Rev and Mrs Charles Beard, then gathered at First EUB Church for tallying and refreshments.
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Winchester Christian Youth
Christian Youth
Herbert Holliday
Charles Beard
First Eub
Braddock St
Market St
Montague Ave
Highland
First Presbyterian
Cork St. Christian
Congregational Christian
Grace Lutheran
Centenary Evangelical and Reformed
Berryville
V.F W. Post
Almond and Dalton Are Poles Apart
The Star sums up its views on the issues which divide the Virginia Democratic and Republican candidates for governor in an editorial appearing on page 4 today.
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the Star
Virginia
Dalton Refutes Integration Charges Backed by Abitt and Tuck
Republican Ted Dalton calls claims of integration charges false and part of a racial politics scheme. He defends his pupil assignment plan as endorsed by former Gov. Colgate W. Darden Jr. and contrasts it with Democrat Lindsay Almond Jr.’s stance. Almond says a GOP win would be read as national approval of federal intervention.
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Ted Dalton
Abbitt and
Tuck
Buckingham County
Dalton
Virginia
Colgate W. Darden Jr
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Washinto
Almond
Abbitt
Staunton
Washington
Arkansas
National Republican Admin
City Orders Arrest of NAACP Officers in Integration Row
Little Rock authorities move to arrest NAACP officers for failing to reveal confidential records under a new ordinance. Acting Mayor Evans and seven aldermen approved the action after the group refused to disclose files. Two NAACP officers are known. Mrs. L. C. Bates is in New York, Rev J C Crenchaw in Little Rock. The case ties to wider federal state standoff over Central High School integration and the Governor Paulius National Guard actions. Mrs Bates addressed a New York NAACP committee during a speaking tour.
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Ark
National Assn
Lee H. Evans
NAACP
L. C. Bates
New York
J.C. Crenchaw
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Woodrow Wilson Mann
U. S. District Court
League of Central High Mothers
Freedom Fund For Lite Rock
Capital Citizens Council
Mann
Central High School
101St Airborne Division
Central High
Bates
General Assembly Ends Bitter Middle East Debate
M. M. Miller Sr. of Local 511 URW attacks Paul Terretta of O Sullivan Rubber over Taft Hartley law and decertification by the NLRB following October 17 18 plant election. Miller cites Meany Eisenhower letter and urges law changes. Terretta defends the provision as protection against company burst and criticizes unions.
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M. M. Miller, Sr
United Rubbers Workers
Paul Terretta
O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation
Mr. Terretta
National Labor Relations Board
URW
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O'Sullivan
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Eisenhower
Sfort
Terretta
O’sullivan
Syria Agrees To Forego Vote On Resolution At U N
The United Nations General Assembly ended its Middle East debate as Syria agreed not to press for a vote on its resolution. Indonesia and Norway backed delaying action while Dag Hammarskjold could mediate. Syrian Foreign Minister Salih Bitar confirmed the decision amid ongoing tensions with Turkey and the United States.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Indonesia
Hans Engen
Norway
Assembly
Salah Bitar
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Engen
Hammarskjold
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Selim Sarper
Turkey
United States
Wounded salesman found locked in car trunk in Newark
Chicago luggage firm salesman Robert H. Martin, 57, was found wounded and locked in the trunk of his blood spattered car in Newark after a violent eight hour ordeal that began in Camden. He was robbed of $100 his shoes and overcoat and sustained a possible skull fracture and a broken jaw. A suspect described as a 25 year old Negro accosted him on the New Jersey Turnpike and forced him into the car at gunpoint before driving the vehicle and stripping his possessions.
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N. J
Chicago
Robert H. Martin
Camden
Martin
Martland Medical Center
Robert Ginrich
William Luckey Jr
Ginrich
Luckey
New Jersey Turnpike
Pratt Luggage Co
Philadelphia
Knight Acting on Own in Seeking Seat in Senate
San Francisco reports say Governor Goodwin Knight may withdraw from the governor’s race to seek U S Senate seat held by William F Knowland. Knowland denies any deal, says Knight is acting on his own. no commitment from Knowland or campaign. Continued on Page 2 Col 4.
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Senate
Knowland
San Francisco
Goodwin Knight
U.S
William F. Knowland
Washington
Los Angeles
Gov. Knight
Halloween Pranksters Smash Area Windows Across Winchester
A Halloween night spree left numerous area windows broken in Winchester and Stephens City with seven to eight dozen harmles s cases, juvenile suspects questioned, and several fires quickly extinguished. Officials say four youths admitted rock throwing and arson, with others to be questioned. Bank and town office windows in Stephens City damaged, repair estimates around 50 dollars for the bank and 15 to 20 dollars for the town office. Police emphasize the incident as the season’s most serious vandalism and note additional window breakages between Memorial Hospital and Handley High School.
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Winchester
Stephens City
Warren Rudolph
Ralph Wakeman
J H. Smith, Jr
Wakeman
Galliday
J. Thomas Boyd
Boyd
Memorial Hospital
Handley High School
N. Kent St
Kiwanis Pancake Day Tickets Sell Past 1000
Over 1,000 tickets have been sold for the Kiwanis Club Pancake Day event at the War Memorial Building tomorrow. The meal runs 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. with orange juice, sausage, pancakes, butter, syrup, coffee and milk. About 70 Kiwanis members will cook, serve and clean up in shifts. tickets at the door.
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Kiwanis Club
War Memorial
Halloween Cat Story Turns Up in Police Note
A Halloween joke note found in a police car leads to a strange tale where a cat, alleged to be out of this world, lures officer Fred Hudebrand into a scare. The incident unfolds after photographer finds the note and hospitals passersby quiz officers about the strange string of events.
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Evening Star
Charlie
Fred Hudebrand
Bucky Gardners Orchestra
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