Full Airing Of Mideast Issue Seen
United Nations diplomats predict a full UN airing of the Middle East dispute as Dulles and Gromyko urge the General Assembly to address the issue. Syria may press reports against the United States while talks hint at cautious, tentative shifts rather than concrete resolutions.
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N. Y
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
General Assembly
Umpsirne
Gromyko
Russia
Syria
Gromyke
Asia
Africa
NATO
SEATO
68 Hour Period Expires With No Virginia Traffic Death
State police reported 8 a m today that a 68 hour period passed without a highway fatality in Virginia. The last accident death occurred minutes after noon Wednesday in Accomack County. The 1957 toll stands at 625, compared with 581 a year ago on this date.
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Virginia
Accomack
Evacuation at Downtown Bus Depot After Bomb Threat
Police evacuated 250 people from the Greyhound depot in Los Angeles after an anonymous bomb tip. Officers found no explosives and the panic escalated when a woman shouted a ticking sound from an out of order telephone.
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Los Angeles
Greyhound
Bird disrupts service as police calm cathedral during sermon
A blue jay perched on a chandelier at Memorial Methodist Church in Lynchburg caused a commotion before services. Officer N C Dowdy shot the bird with a 22 to disable it without chandelier damage, ending the disturbance.
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Lynchburg
Memorial Methodist Church
N. C. Dowdy
Mary Patterson
Winchester
Round Hill Community Fire Co
One Killed Four Hurt In Route 50 Accidents
A Springfield woman was killed and four others injured in three accidents on Route 50 west over two days. Major injuries include a fatal crash at Dead Man's Curve near Capon Bridge and two other crashes near Gore, with property damage over $1500 and two demolished vehicles. Mrs Lula V Foster, 45, died instantly in the Ford sedan crash. her husband John Foster and Eddie Heister were treated for facial cuts and a wrist wound.
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Lula V. Foster
Cooper Mountain
Capon Bridge
John Foster
Eddie Heister
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Julian Shade
S. Cameron S
Gore
Ray Michaels
West Virginia
E. Dorsey
Indicators Point Lower as Uncertainties Cloud Outlook
New uncertain ties appeared in the U S business scene with indicators lower. Stock prices sagged and oil producers planned cutbacks while Texas oil output will drop to a two year low next month. Despite declines in steel, coal and retail activity, farm equipment makers forecast gains in 1958 driven by farmers' rising incomes from soil bank payments.
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New York
Texas
Federal Reserve Board
Boston
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Dun & Bradstreet
King Haakon VII of Norway Dies at 85 in Oslo
King Haakon VII, Norway's long reigning monarch and sea lover, dies at 85 after circulatory and heart trouble. Crown Prince Olav becomes king Olav V with no coronation. Funeral set for Tuesday October 1. Born 1872 in Denmark, he led Norway through war years and maintained democratic observance.
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Haakon VII
Olav V
Haakon
Copenhagen
Frederick VIII
Louise
Denmark
Prince Carl
Hitler
London
Free
Maud
England
Clav
Rhodes Jewelry CO
Faubus Withdraws National Guard as Court Ruling Looms
President Eisenhower lauds Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus for withdrawing the National Guard from Little Rock Central High School calling it a necessary step in the right direction. The action follows a federal court order and comes ahead of ongoing appeals and local meetings in Little Rock and Washington.
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Newport
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Eisenhower
Arkansas
Orvald Faubus
Little Rock Central High School
Arkansas National Guard
Little Rock High School
Little Rock
United States
Faubus
Newport White House
James C. Hagerty
U.S. Naval Base
Hagerty
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Washington
National Guard
Jean Sibelius Dies Composer of Finlandia at 91
Jean Sibelius, the Finnish composer famed for Finlandia, died last night at age 91 after a brain hemorrhage at his villa near Helsinki. His 13 symphonic Sagas and seven symphonies defined a brooding, mystical era, though his last major work Tapiola appeared in 1926 and Opus 116 was issued in 1929.
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Helsinki
Jean Sibelius
Sibelius
Tuonela
Finlandia
Tapiola
Faubus Withdraws National Guard From Central High
Governor Faubus moved to withdraw the National Guard from Central High School in Little Rock and indicated he would appeal the federal injunction. He said he would comply while the order stood but would pursue legal channels to reverse it. Troopers and police remained near the school after the pullout.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
National Guard
Central High School
Faubus
Missouri Reports First U S Death From Asian Flu
Missouri reports the first U S death from Asian flu amid rising cases nationwide. Public Health Service cites about 100000 U S cases. outbreaks grow in Puerto Rico and across states with campus closures and hospitalizations.
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U.S
U.S. Public Health Service
United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
Health Department
H. M. Hardwicke
Missouri Health Division
California
Southwest
Texas State College
San Marcos
J. G. Flowers
Colorado
Ft. Carson
Boulder
University of Colorado
University
South Carolina
Ft. Jackson
Public Health Service
Oregon
Mississippi
Texas
New York
State Health Department
New York City
Eugene Foley
Quebec
Bandit Convicted in Bank Robbery Sentenced
Herbert Allen Gammon, 36, convicted by a Federal District Court jury of robbing the Doswell branch of the Tri County Bank on June 13, was sentenced to 18 years in prison.
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Richmond
Herbert Allen Gammon
Federal District Court
Doswell
Tri- County
Little Rock Integration Crisis Deepens as Judge Rules
President Eisenhower warns against violence in Little Rock as National Guardsmen are pulled back. U S District Judge Ronald Davies orders the removal of blocks to attendance at Central High, prompting Faubus to pursue further legal appeals while students and parents weigh Monday plans.
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Newport
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Central High School
U. S
Ronald N. Davies
Davies
United States of America
Gov. Faubus
National Guard
Little Rock High School
Wiley Branton
Woman Plans Five Day Hypnotic Sleep Marathon
Mrs. Fred A. Dust of East Chicago Indiana a 38 year old switchboard operator and widow expects to sleep five days straight under the Hypnosis Institute of Chicago supervision She seeks to catch up on lost sleep after years of nervousness and four hours a night Her plan includes meals under hypnosis and medical tests as doctors monitor the experiment point out it aims to shed light on deep relaxation and sleep disorders.
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Chicago
Fred A. Dust
East Chicago Ind
Hypnosis Institute of Chicago
Faubus Drama Erupts By Proxy In Federal Hearing
In Little Rock Faubus sidestepped injunction talks in U S District Court while his lawyers walked out to dramatize opposition. Judge Ronald Davies kept order and used humor as Ernest Green testified about the Central High entry attempt and surrounding taunts without violence.
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Little Rock
Ark
m—Goy
Orva
Faubus
U.S. District Court
Ronald N. Davies
North Dakota
U.S
Osro Cobb
W. G. Cooper
Cooper
Ernest Green
Central High
U.S. Asst. Atty
James Gallman
Green
Gallman
Virginia chiefs elect Webb president at Roanoke convention
Frank H. Webb, Roanoke police superintendent, was named president of the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police at the closing session. Other officers include vice presidents William F. Peach, Wilmer J. Hendrick, Julius Ritchie, and executive committee member J. Thomas Boyd. The group set a 1958 convention for Roanoke on September 25–26.
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Richmond
Virginia Assn. of
Chiefs of Police
Frank H. Webb
Roanoke
Wiliam F. Peach
Newport News
Wilmer J. Hendrick
Henrico County
Julius ¥. Ritchie
Harrisonburg
L. C. Warren
Portsmouth
F. M. Bowman Jr
Martinsville
William F. Powver
Arlington County
J. Thomas Boyd
Winchester
Philadelphia Orphans Court plans bypass of Supreme Court ruling
The Star notes in an editorial that the Philadelphia Orphans Court has devised a plan to circumvent a far reaching Supreme Court decision. The piece appears on page 4.
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Philadelphia Orphans Court
Supreme Court
the Star
Winchester Seed Co announces wheat cleaning service
Farmers are informed that custom cleaning of wheat will occur on Monday and Tuesday September 23 and 24. Winchester Seed Co. advertises the service with details for local producers.
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Winchester Seed Co
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