Eisenhower Questions Third Term Bar as Not Entirely Wise
President Eisenhower said the constitutional amendment barring a third presidential term is not entirely wise and that the people should generally be free to choose any candidate. He defended his stance while noting objections about power concentration and called for patience on civil rights and foreign policy questions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Eisnhower
Lexington
Russia
Wanted 10 Apple Wrappers
Classified notice seeking ten apple wrappers from Byrd Orchards in Berryville Virginia addressed to John Livengood. Contains compact farm supply request and location details.
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John Livengood
Byrd Orchards
Berryville
Stevenson Gains Harlem Cheers Ahead of World Series Rally
Adlai Stevenson drew about 10 000 in Harlem as the Democratic nominee in Brooklyn for game two of the World Series. He hailed civil rights gains under a Democratic White House and criticized Republicans for trying to claim credit. He cited the Supreme Court school desegregation ruling and questioned Eisenhower's stance. He accused Truman's 1948 order of ending segregation in the armed forces of having sounded the death knell.
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Pulaski County Board defers desegregation petition decision
The Pulaski County School Board declined to act on a desegregation petition from parents of six Black students. It said a ruling requires evaluation under new General Assembly enactments and counsel advice. The NAACP's Reuben Lawson warned of potential legal action if rejected.
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Pulaski County Hoo
General Assembly
Reuben E. Lawson
Roanoke
National Assa For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Reuben
Lawson
Lewis Easily Seeks Challenge as Coal Strike Talks Ease
In Cincinnati Labor leader John L. Lewis, 76, signs a one year wage contract for soft coal miners set at 2.40 a day plus holiday benefits. He notes negotiations are peaceful now, contrasting with earlier turbulent clashes with mine owners officials and courts. The pact runs to October 1, 1957 unless extended by either side.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
Stil Hale
Hearty
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Jordan Accused of Killing Five Israeli Workers
Israel charged Jordan with killing five Israeli workers in a desert road ambush near Sodom seven miles west of the Jordan border. An Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman said the attack demonstrates Jordan’s aggression and the UN truce teams’ incapability to prevent repeats. Israeli forces searched the area and filed a complaint with the UN truce supervision headquarters in Jerusalem.
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Jordan
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Sodom
U. N. Truce Supervision Headquarters
Nations named to run new Suez Canal Users Assn
Six nations United States Britain France Italy Norway and Iran were named to run the Suez Canal Users Assn with a seventh member to join later. The group aims to chart a peaceful settlement of the Suez crisis. observers Pakistan Japan and Ethiopia attended. The executive will meet in London and choose an administrator from among Scandinavian or Dutch candidates.
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Winchester Star
Western foreign ministers reach complete Suez agreement for U.N. council
The Big Three foreign ministers Britain France and the United States announced a complete agreement on a Suez resolution to be submitted to the U.N. Security Council. Lloyd will present the proposal backed by Britain and France while the United States supports but does not co sponsor.
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Egypt
Wardensville Airman Killed by Car Accident
Victoria Texas report states Wardensville West Virginia airman J C Alton F Webster died at Foster Air Force Base Hospital from injuries after being hit by a car Wednesday. The death occurred yesterday and is linked to the incident.
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Tex
J. C. Alton F. Webster
Wardensville
W. Va
Foster Air Force Base Hospital
Tito Talks With Russians Darken U.S. View
U S officials remain uncertain about Yugoslav President Tito's talks with Russian leaders while considering a urgent request for American wheat shipments to ease a severe shortage. Eisenhower faces a Oct 16 decision on Yugoslavia's aid eligibility and independence of policy.
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Strauss Denies US Trailing In Atomic Power Development
From Washington, Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission says Senator Kefauver's claim that the U.S. trails Britain and Russia in atomic power is patently false. He says the administration has moved to commercial power, with Shippingport’s plant next year and sixteen more planned by 1962, while Britain’s Calder Hall and Russia’s small reactor programs lag behind U.S. progress.
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Second World Series Game Slugfest at Ebbets Field
The Dodgers trailed the Yankees 11 9 after seven innings as a slugfest unfolded at Ebbets Field. Key moments included Mantle and Berra contributions with Berra homering for a grand slam and Snider, Reese, Hodges, and Gilliam providing multiple hits and runs. The game progressed with frequent lead changes and lineup shuffles as pitching transitions continued.
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Two Scorpion Jets Collide Near Neah Bay
Two F89D Scorpion jets from Paine Air Force Base collided while on a routine patrol southeast of Neah Bay on the Olympic Peninsula. Four airmen aboard the aircraft were unconfirmed as to parachuting to safety, and a ground rescue party moved into the rugged area to search.
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Olympic Peninsula
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Everett
Work Begins on Friendship Fire Hall Project
At the October meeting the Friendship Fire Company announced the new $60,000 fire hall is underway with pouring of concrete footings. Orin Ritter won the building contract for a cement block and brick veneered structure on Cameron and Leicester Streets, aiming for a January move in. The building will include a three-vehicle truck room, a 300-seat meeting room, lounge, driver sleeping quarters, extra fireman sleeping quarters, showers, a kitchen, and an unfinished mezzanine to be finished later. Members plan to do much of the work themselves.
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Cameron and
Leicester Sts
Robert Ryan
Virginia Forecast Shows Cooler Weekend in Winchester
The Virginia forecast calls for fair, cooler weather tonight with mid 40s to mid 50s. Saturday remains partly cloudy and cool as a five day outlook predicts a slight dip in temperatures and light rain possible Sunday or Monday totaling about a third to two thirds of an inch. Millimeter expectations for today and yesterday are noted with sunset and moon phases for Winchester. WANTED An experienced presser at Riteway Cleaners offering regular work and good pay. The Sarah Zane Fire Co holds its regular monthly meeting Friday at 8 pm. all members are urged to attend.
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John J. Hawse
Virginia
Winchester
Mumia
Riteway Cleaners
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