Russian TU104 lands at McGuire marking first U S arrival
The Soviet TU104 jet liner landed at McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey after a Moscow to New Jersey flight carrying 40 passengers mainly Russian UN delegates. Officials urged regular US Soviet flights and praised the jet for its performance while noting Britain’s Comet remains livelier.
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Mcguire Air Force Base
N. J
Russia
United States
Moscow
Soviet Union
United Nations
Air Force Base
New Jersey
New York
Boris N. Dobson
San Francisco
Harold Renegar
Keller
Tex
Sgt
Gaylord Robinson
Marietta
Lawrence
Dale
Britain
Royal Air Force
Alexander Seversky
Seversky
Air Force
Alexi Semenkov
Fight Department of
Rufus K. Ford
Semenkov
U. S
Enrollment Up In Clarke County Schools
Clarke County reports rising enrollments with 152 white and 35 Negro children in first grade. Ten years ago whites totals were low but have grown. high school counts rose from 252 in 1947 to 412 this year. Negro elementary rose to 220 and high school to 114. Four county schools operate: Johnson Williams High, Berryville Elementary, Boyce Elementary, and Clarke County High School.
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Berryville
George W. Burton
Johnson- Williams High School
Berryville Elmentary
Boyce Elementary
Clake County High School
Cuban Navy Aids Rebels in Cienfuegos Revolt
Reports from Cienfuegos say Cuban naval units joining police and rebels attacked the police headquarters and seized control as fighting continued after dawn. Government troops did not intervene, and the city’s banks and businesses closed amid reports of a breakdown of authority.
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Cienfuegos
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Batista
Antonio Ruiz Beltron
Beltron
Navy
Teamsters Deny Corruption Domination Plan Reforms
Teamsters leaders denied corrupt domination by the union and outlined planned reforms at the coming convention. Dave Beck, Hoffa heir apparent, faced questions from AFL-CIO Ethical Practices Committee amid Senate probes into union funds and tax charges.
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Washington
Teamsters
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Dave Beck
Midwest Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Beck
Uni - Beck
Miami
Senate
Apl-Cio
Hoffa
Senate Committee
Apl-Ctio
Segregationist Crowd Sways at Arlington Schools
Eight Negro students sought enrollment at Stratford Swanson and Washington Lee as Virginia Pupil Placement Law barred their admission. principals directed them to Hoffman Boston Negro school despite protests. White guardians accompanied students. some families left with refusal to apply forms.
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Arlington
Arlington County
Stratford Junior High
Washington-Lee High
Swanson Junior High
Virginia
Stratford and
Swanson
Washington-Lee
A. J. E. Davis
Stratford
Leslie Hamm Jr
George Tyrone Nelson
Joyce Bailey
Davis
Claude Richmond
Richmond
Hoffman - Boston
U. S. Supreme Court
Washington - Lee
Harold Johnson
Rita
Harolyn
Charles C. Cone
Gary
Louis
Mevin Turner
Arthur Costley
Costley
Hoffman Boston
Alleged Kingpin of Dope Smuggling Ring Surrenders
New York man Harry Stromberg alias Nig Rosen, described as a leading rackets figure, surrendered at the U S attorney's office ending a narcotics agents' search. He faces a 46-defendant indictment alleging a global heroin cocaine and opium network moving about 50 pounds of heroin monthly from France and beyond.
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New York
Harry Stromberg
U.S
Stromberg
Ako
Nig Rosen
New York City
Philadelphia
Miami
Edward Weinfeln
Williams
Weinfeld
Atlantic City
N.J
Baltimore
Washington, DC
United States
Edward Weinfeld
France
Tokyo Declares Itself Largest City Ahead Of New York
The Tokyo city government announced that Tokyo now has the world's largest population at 8,518,622 as of August. A New York special census reported 7,771,509 residents, down from the 1950 federal count, while reference works list London's 1956 total at 8,270,430. Also listed are rabbit meat prices and a note of a new goods distributor moving to 214 Be Piccadilly Str.
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Tokyo
New York
London
Greater
ROTSS Family Picnic Involves Company Drum Corps Families
ROTSS announces a company wide picnic supper and family invitation on Friday September 6 at 6 pm under Lions Shelter with John J. Hawse as president. Also listed is a Friday September 7 turkey and ham supper at Middletown Grange Hall sponsored by Middletown Grange and a yard party with auction on Saturday September 7 at 5 pm featuring country ham sandwiches in Gainesboro WSCS8.
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Lions Shelter
John J. Hawse
Middletown
Grange Hall
Middletown Grange
Gainesboro
US Eases Travel Ban to Communist Bulgaria for Limited Visits
The State Department ends seven year ban on travel to Bulgaria allowing trips of limited duration for professional or legitimate reasons. Eight Americans have valid passports to attend the September IOC meeting in Sofia.
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Bulgaria
Washington
United States
State Department
Sofia
White House Denies Plot to Arrest Faubus
In Little Rock Arkansas armed National Guardsmen barred entry at Central High and escorted a New York Times reporter as protests swelled against integration. Gov Faubus denied federal plans to arrest him while White House aides said no such arrest was discussed.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
New York
Orval Faubus
Ben Fine
New York Times
Arkansas Baptist College
Faubus
Eisenhower
Newport
R. I
Allegaton
Virgil Blossom
Dale Alford
Alford
Blossom
Ronald N. Davies
Central High Integrated
Gov. Faubus
Dallas Schools Ordered to Integrate
Federal Judge William H. Atwell ordered Dallas public schools to start integration at mid term after Christmas holidays. The district had begun the term segregated. the Fifth Circuit reversed Atwell and mandated integration "with all deliberate speed."
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Dallas
Tex
Wiliam H. Atwell
Atwell
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Mansfield reports mink stole stolen at Riviera publicity shoot
Las Vegas actress Jayne Mansfield says a $5,000 mink stole was stolen last night during publicity photos at the Riviera Hotel. She told Detective Sgt Edward Mills she handed the fur to a person she believed was the wardrobe mistress. the coat vanished after photographers left about 25 minutes later.
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Las Vegas
Actre
Jayne Mansfield
Riviera Hotel
Sheriff's Deputies
Miss Mansfield
Edward Mills
Disarmament Talks End With No Agreement in London
London talks among five powers broke down with deadlock over who should take the initiative to end negotiations. The Soviet delegation rejected Western proposals, insisting on an immediate unconditional ban on atomic tests and use of nuclear weapons. A new UN subcommittee meeting was set as the dispute moved back to the Disarmament Commission in New York.
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London
Valerian Zorin
United States
Britaan
France
Canada
Disarmament Commission
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Zorin
U.S
Harold Stassen
Population Basis Set For Flu Vaccine Allocation
The Public Health Service announces the Asian flu vaccine will be allocated to states by population. Six manufacturers agree to this voluntary system. Priority groups likely include doctors nurses police and firemen. Manufacturers expect 80 to 85 million doses by January. A total of 2 667 475 doses have been released. Dr Towlen will be out Sept 2 7 with return Sept 9.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Health Service
Burney
Rummage Sale at McKinley Chapel Friday and Saturday
Local rummage event announced for September 6 and 7 at the McKinley Chapel within Rosenberger Building 318 South Braddeck. Fundraiser details limited in readable text.
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McKinley Chapel
Rosenberger Bidg
Braddeck
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