Landings in Syria Seen as Counter To U S Doctrine
Cairo reports say Egyptian troops landed at Latakia Syria as Egypt expands joint command with Syrian and Saudi forces. Egypt also sent arms to Libya and Tunisia while courting Arab neutrality and unity against the Eisenhower Doctrine, with Lebanon seeking to renegotiate its stance amid regional pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Wynn
Cairo
Nasser
Eisenhower
Middle East
Damascus
Lebanon
U.S
Masser
Latakia
Egypt
Libya
Tunisia
Oand
Syria
Turkey
United States
Congress
Saud
Beirut
Shukri Kuwaily
Akram Hourani
Arab Socialist “Resurrection Party
Afif Bizry
Army
Defense Minster
Khaled «l Azem
Transit Strike Grips Pittsburgh Trolley and Bus Lines
A citywide transit strike began about 4 a.m. as 2,200 Pittsburgh Railways Co workers rejected terms of a new contract. Trolleys and buses halted, traffic surged, and thousands faced delays while police struggled to manage congestion. Mayor Lawrence urged price restraint on lots as riders sought alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Golden Triangle
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio
David Lawrence
Assno Street, Electric Railway & Motor Coach
Paper bags that stretch like rubber may reshape packaging
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co works on a new stretchable paper under an agreement with Cluett Peabody & Co, inventors of the Sanforizing process. The firm plans to swap 155000 shares of its common stock for all Virginia Folding Box Co stock in Richmond, whose products include the flip top cigarette package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Cluett Peabody & Co
Virginia Folding Box Co
Richmond
Negro Speeder Freed by Mob at New Orleans Scene
In New Orleans an off duty white officer said a belligerent mob of African Americans forced him to release George Martin 28 after he arrested him for speeding at 70 mph. The mob attacked the officer and fought with more than a dozen other officers. Nine were arrested as Martin fled during the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Alphonse Guichard
George Martin
Guichard
Martin
Double Fatality Crash Raises Frederick Death Toll
Frederick County records 17 highway deaths, seven more than last year, after a Saturday crash on Rt 50 east of Winchester. Two women, Eva Martin and Duard Tarkenton Jr, died when their 1957 Chevrolet hit a bridge abutment. Thornton Smith survived, injured. Both drivers employed by Arnold Bus Co of Arlington. Extrication took nearly two hours. coroner notes and funeral arrangements follow on page 2.
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Winchester
Duard Felton Tarkenton
Arlington
Eva Alvira Martin
Rt. 1
Frederick County
Rt. 50
Pairfax
Duard Felton Tarkenton, Jr
N. Kenilworth Gt
Thornton Smith
South St. Arlington
Tarkenton
Arnold Jus Co
Smith
J. H. Smith, Jr
Chevrolet
Mr. Tarkenton
North Carolina
Duard Felton Tarkenton Sr
Mary Harrison Tarkenton
Omps
Ives
Martin
Edwin Leonard Blanks
Madison Heights
Rt. 130
U.S. 29
Amherst County
Blanks
Lynchburg
Burard F. Parketon
Eva. A. Martin
Fairfax
U.S. 530
David Duncan
Pulaski
Mary Caldwell
Giles County
Floyd
Floyd County
Earl E. Dawson
Clifford
Harris
Chesterfield County
Rich
Goode Named Grand Feature Parade Director
Henry T. Goode Jr a Winchester insurance man has been chosen by the Lions Club to direct the 31st Shenandoah Apple Blossom Grand Feature Parade. He serves in Lions Jaycees and Izaak Walton League and lives at 521 W Clifford St with his wife Evelyn Levi and two daughters. The post starts immediately as festival units seek information and an out of state band signs on for next spring.
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Henry T. Goode
Lions Club
Carter Baker
Goode
Loudoun County
Winchester
Jaycees
Izaak Walton League
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Evelyn Page Levi
Berryville
W. Clifford St
Donna Dean
Brandon Leight
Apple Capital
Queen Opens Canadian Parliament in State Carriage
Queen Elizabeth II opens the 23rd Canadian Parliament in a ceremonial state drive to Parliament Hill alongside Prince Philip. The reading of the throne speech outlines the Conservative program, with Diefenbaker aiding the ceremony and a full day of official receptions and dinners following.
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Cynthia Lowry
Ottawa
Elizabeth II
Canada
Prince Philip
Government House
Parliament Hill
Elizabeth
Britain
England
House of Commons
Senate
John Diefenbaker
Prince Philp
Philip
Canadian National War Memorial
Old Christ Church Anglican Cathedral
Prince
Queen Elizabeth II to Visit Williamsburg Jamestown Tour Schedule
Royal visit details warn five vantage points for public viewing during a whirlwind trip. The Queen and Prince Philip arrive 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Patrick Henry Airport Warwick from Canada and depart 1:55 p.m. for Jamestown Island arriving 2:45 p.m. The itinerary includes brief 20 minute stops on Jamestown Island and at the College of William and Mary with multiple security and parking restrictions. The day ends with a 6:30 p.m. stop at the Capitol and an overnight at the Williamsburg Inn before returning to Patrick Henry at 8:15 a.m. Thursday.
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Williamsburg
Jamestown
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Royal Party
Patrick Henry Airport
Warwick
Canada
Gov, Stanley
Jamestown Island
Colonial Parkway
Christopher Wren
College of William and Mary
Duke of Gloucester St
Governor’s Palace
New shipment of fall Dutch bulbs arrives at Winchester Seed Co
A new fall bulb shipment arrives at Winchester Seed Co with a large variety to choose from. The notice lists item categories with catalog references 1p 10 14 16 18 31.
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Winchester Seed Co
Hoffa barred from taking office by federal judge order
A federal judge issued a 10 day temporary restraining order barring James R. Hoffa from becoming president of the Teamsters Union. The action follows a New York rank and file group alleging illegal delegate seating at the recent convention and seeks to delay Hoffa’s installation alongside other elected officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Walker Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
U.S
Teamsters
Letts
Hoffa
Dave Beck
Beck
Detroit
Tearmasters Union
Judge Letts
Martin O'Donoghue
John A. Sirica
New York
Rank and File
Teamster
Sirlea
O'Donoghue
Teamster’s
Godfrey Schmidt
Thomas J Dodd
Rank and File Group
Lester Pearson Wins 1957 Nobel Peace Prize
Lester B. Pearson, former Canadian foreign secretary, receives the 1957 Nobel Peace Prize worth 40 275 dollars. His UN efforts helped create an Emergency Force to separate Israel and Egypt in the 1956 Suez crisis, with the Gaza mission ongoing.
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Oslo
Norway
Lester B. Pearson
United Nations
Pearson
Middle East
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
U.N
Gaza
Conservative
Canada
Liberals
Ottawa
Nobel Committee
Storting
Transition to Space Weapons Debates Editorial Insights
A Russian satellite launch signals a shift to space based warfare and the decline of old concepts. The editorial on page four raises key questions about this strategic transition and its implications.
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Page 4
Supervisors Asked To Reconsider Anti Rabies Law
Winchester councilman H W Butler urged the Frederick County Board of Supervisors to re decide the anti rabies ordinance requiring dog inoculation. He was joined by Dr A L Lindall and City Solicitor J Randall Larrick at the October session. The board had previously approved it but later rejected it after a large public showing and a petition with about 500 names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Winchester
H. W. Butler, Jr
A. L. Linedall
Winchester-Frederick
J. Randolph Larrick
Butler
Council
Public Safety Committee
O Sullivan Employees Vote on URW Status This Week
The National Labor Relations Board sets October 17 and 18 for O Sullivan Rubber Corporation workers to vote on representation by United Rubber Workers Local 511 AFL CIO. Night shifts vote Thursday and day shift Friday with NLRB representative Louis Aronon presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relation Board
O Sullivan Rubber Corporation
United Rubber Workers Union
John A. Penelio
NLRB
United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum & Plastic Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Louis Aronon
Controversy Follows Eisenhower On 67th Birthday
President Eisenhower observed his 67th birthday amid renewed controversy over domestic and international issues. He noted 67 red roses in his office and spoke with Puerto Rico Governor Luis Muñoz Marin while planning a quiet observance. A delegation of Republican fund raisers led by Vice President Nixon planned to present a cake, and a family dinner was anticipated.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Luis Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Munoz
Little Rock
Ark
Nixon
Meade Alcorn
GOP National Committee
Presidential Council of Economic Advisers
Defense
Beg
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Henry T. Goode, Jr
Holland Bulb
GVEA
Virginia
THE
Associated Press
Ambherst County
Lester Pearson
O'Sullivan
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