13 Sep 1956
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1956
Page
1
The piece portrays intense national debate over desegregation, noting Southern resentment toward federal guidance and cautious support for gradual change. It argues that existing tensions risk violence if push for integration accelerates, urging patience and adherence to law while acknowledging pressures from civil rights groups.
The Community Concert Association announces its annual membership drive aiming for 1000 members within a week. The program remains a key community life event, promising value and participation for residents who join now.
A garbled OCR passage describes a driver accident with a pole and stray phrases about money and fat people. Readers see disjointed names and partial commentary, but no clear event details or identifiable persons or places.
Andrews a Virginia Democrat who helped Eisenhower in 1952 faces pressure as movement groups and splinter parties push for independent electors. Key figures Dan Suwot and Clarence Manion plan a Memphis conference to consolidate drives, aiming to place electors in multiple states and challenge the party system without running active candidates.
A survey in Milwaukeer gathers varied opinions on national issues and leaders. Respondents express support for Eisenhower, McCarthy opposition, and mixed views on the war, politics, and voting tendencies, highlighting a broad spectrum of affiliation and concern.
Early returns show Republican gubernatorial nominee beating foes in a tight race while Democratic candidates claim majorities in state contests. Carl Hayden leads in congressional district results with large margins. C L Harkins loses as superintendent. Officials listed include McFarland, Griffon, Morrison, and Kelly with vote totals and party assignments. The text notes a final tally and mentions the Australian blue tree as a non sequitur.
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists several political candidates with party affiliations and vote counts, mentioning Democratic and Republican names and a state commission, but the text is incomplete and disjointed, lacking a clear article focus or outcome.
The fragment lists percentages and counts such as 100-Yes, 68.46, 201-Yes, 54,782, No. 33,74, ho 268, No A, with no clear context, names, dates, or places. Without readable entities or events, a concise newspaper-card item highlights unclear results and missing details from an unidentified ballot or poll.
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