U N Condemnation of Russia Smashes US Victory
The United Nations General Assembly approved a 60 to 10 vote condemning Soviet actions in Hungary after four days of debate. Prince Wan Waithavakin of Thailand accepted a UN role to aid Hungarians, while Russia and its bloc condemned the move as hostile.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Afghanistan
Ceylon
Egypt
Finland
India
Indonesia
Nepal
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Yemen
South Africa
General Assembly
Sobolev
Wan
Burma
Iran
Virginia Slavery Debate 1831 32 House Report
The House of Delegates committee reported that abolition legislation is inexpedient for the present assembly. A preamble declaring slavery evil and emancipation aligned with public sentiment was adopted, but removal of freed slaves and further action were deferred pending public opinion development.
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House of Delegates
Comittee
Bryce
The
Valley
trans-Alleghany
Tidewater
Piedmont
Virginia
American visitors allowed freedom in Red China report
Earl Williamson a 28 year old Los Angeles schoolteacher described his 24 day Red China tour as largely open with freedom to roam. He noted economic construction, observed steel mills from trains, and said Chinese students were eager to talk. he defended the trip amid U S restrictions and called for broader American understanding of China.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Earl Williamson
Los Angeles
Shelby Tucker
Pass Christian
Miss
Williamson
Hankow
Nanking
China
Peiping
Red
Englis
U. S. Radiation Laboratory
Berkeley
Calif
U. S. State Department
U. S. Supreme Court
State Department
U.S
Gasoline taxes eyed to fund Potomac Valley recreation plan
A plan to use gasoline tax revenue to develop the Potomac River valley as a vacation region was presented at a two day Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin session. Dr. William E. Davies urged earmarking sites within 50 miles of Washington for parks and expanding camping and swimming facilities in Shenandoah and Chambersburg valleys while protecting portions of the C O Canal and nearby creeks as wilderness areas. Md Car J Johnson called for easier access to tidal waterfowl hunting and noted rising land postings limit public use.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Potomac River Valley
Interstate Commission On
Potomac River Basin
William E. Davies
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Assa
Commission
Davies
Shenandoah
Chambersburg
Washington
Annandale
Accokink Creek
Difficult Run
Virginia Highway 7
Goose Creek
Oatlands
Bull Run
Yorkshire
Seneca and
Cacochin Creeks
Monocacy River
Potomac
Car J. Johnson
West Virginia
Soviets Warn Turkey Over Syria Move Threatens World War
Soviet Premier Bulganin warned Adnan Menderes in a letter delivered in Ankara that a Turkish military action against Syria could trigger a world war. Moscow accused the United States of planning intervention and cited Turkish troop moves near Syria. The missive followed Gromyko’s charges of Turkish border concentrations and U.S. arms shipments to Turkey.
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Soviet Union
Turkey
Syria
United States
Russia
U. S
Nikolai Bubanin
Adnan Menderes
Ankara
Moscow Radio
Andrei Gromyko
Bulganin
Middle East
Iskenderun
Alexandretta
Gromyko
Lou Henderson
U.S. State Department
Egypt
Suez
Hungary Refuses U N Representative Entry
In Vienna a Hungarian spokesman said Budapest will not admit a United Nations envoy despite a General Assembly resolution condemning Soviet actions in Hungary. The note notes Prince Wan Waithayakon was named to press for compliance but the government says such a mission would interfere in domestic affairs. Dag Hammarskjold and Prince Wan are acknowledged as possible visitors in private time, but not as political emissaries.
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Vienna
Austria
Budapest
U. N
U. N. General Assembly
Hungary
Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
Assembly
Prince Wan
Canada Names Plain Mr. Smith Foreign Secretary
Sidney E. Smith, newly sworn foreign secretary of Canada, says he will drop his 11 doctorates and be known as plain Mr. Smith. He resigned as University of Toronto president Thursday and informed protocol officials he will not display his degrees.
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Ottaway
Canada
Smith
Sidney E. Smith
University of Toronto
Three Uniontown Papers Raise Price to Seven Cents
Three Fayette County daily papers will raise prices from five to seven cents. The Morning Herald and the Evening Standard of Uniontown and the Brownsville Telegraph will increase due to higher newsprint labor and supply costs.
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Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Fayette County
Morning Herald
The
Evening Standard
Brownsville
Mayor Buys First Broom In Winchester Drive
Winchester Mayor Claude RB Smalts Jr. buys the first broom at a Lions Club sale with chairman Bryan Stotlar present. The sale opens Tuesday at 5 pm with wanteds broom distribution by 8 pm. a $885 car will deliver a broom to homes via Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club.
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Claude RB
Smalts, Jr
Winchester
Center
Lions Club
Bryan Stotlar
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club
Maryland Woman Killed in Smashup Near Richmond
Mrs. Rebecca Davis 74 of Cumberland was killed and five others injured early today when a tractor trailer slammed into the rear of the Davis car on US 1 near Richmond. Her son and four other relatives from Cumberland were hurt. two Davis daughters were expected to be released. An Henrico County officer tried to avert the crash moments before. The highway toll for the state rose with another fatality reported in Pittsylvania County on US 58 near Danville.
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Cumberland
Richmond
Rebecca Davis
Pauline Wrathhford
Mary Davis
Catherine Davis
Jim Davis
Mary
Henrico County
L. T. Sheppard
Davis
Sheppard
Davis Auto
James E. Bass
Davises
Newport News
Virginia
James M. Wilkerson
Sutherlin
Pittsylvania County
Danville
Halifax County
Todd to fete 80 Days anniversary at Madison Square Garden
Showman Mike Todd has hired Madison Square Garden for an intimate party with friends to mark the first anniversary of the Broadway opening of his Oscar-winning film Around the World in 80 Days. The venue seats 18 000. The event is planned for October 17.
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New York
Mike Todd
Madison Square Garden
Todd
President Governor meet over Little Rock integration crisis
President Eisenhower and Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus held a two hour talks at Newport Naval Base about the Little Rock school integration crisis. Faubus pledged to obey the law while seeking federal patience and safety for his people. He did not commit to withdrawing National Guard troops.
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Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Faubus
Little Rock
Newport
Eisenhower
White House
Europe
Sherman Adams
National Guard
Newport Naval Base
Gen
Brownell
Rep
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Atomic Test Explosion Postponed At Atomic Site
An atomic test scheduled for 5:30 a m today was postponed due to technical difficulties. The AEC warned a later device might be exploded, with the next shot code named Fizeau smaller than Whitney.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Whitney
AEC
Adenauer Faces Ollenhauer in West German Election Campaign
West Germany nears national elections with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer seeking a third term on a pro West policy. Opponent Erich Ollenhauer argues for neutrality to aid possible East German unification, while NATO and rearmament remain central campaign issues.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
NATO
Erich Ollenhauer
East Germany
Olfenhauer
Christian Democratic Union
Western Alliance
Federal judge orders admission of seven Negro pupils to white Arlington schools
Judge Albert V. Bryan of the Federal District Court ordered Arlington County to admit seven Negro students to white schools. The injunction stops the school board from refusing enrollment at the schools they applied to after being denied on opening day. NAACP attorney sought to halt the bar on admission.
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Alexandria
Arlington County
Albert V. Bryan
Federal District Court
Bryan
The
NAACP
Telephone Strike Nears as 23800 Installers Threaten Walkout
Negotiations resume between Western Electric and 23800 installers in 45 states and DC as CWA president Joseph A. Beirne warns of a 6 am Monday strike unless concessions on vacations hospitalization and area differential pay are met. Union claims five concessions offered but company says impact minimal.
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New York
Western Electric Co
Bell Telephone System
States
District of Columbia
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Joseph E. Dunne
Installers
Is Billy Graham the greatest evangelist of all time
The Milwaukee Journal compares Billy Graham with historic revivalists like Charles Finney Dwight Moody and Billy Sunday. The feature reprints on page 4 discuss his standing among the greats and the question of greatness in evangelism.
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Billy Graham
Charles G. Finney
Dwight L. Moody
Billy Sunday
Milwaukee Journal
Dr. Graham
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