Tense Calm Around Little Rock School as Federal Parade of Forces Grows
In Little Rock Arkansas Central High remains closed by order of Governor Faubus while armed guards patrol and federal marshals monitor traffic. White students practice as drum majorettes, while reports claim the Justice Department contemplates legal action and desegregation plans hinge on a later election.
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Orval E. Faubus
U.S
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Department
Tion
Justic
Virginia Fights School Integration In Massive Resistance
Warren County High School remains closed as Gov. Almond enforces anti integration laws while 1045 students await guidance. Virginia seeks state court ruling on closing and funding laws to deter federal action in a massive resistance strategy.
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U.S. Marshals
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Richmond
Warren County
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Charlottesville
U.S
John Paul
U. S. Fourth Circuit
Baltimore
Norfolk
Almond
State Supreme Court
Negro Killed by Policeman in Atlanta Weekend Disturbances
In Atlanta's northwest, a Negro man was shot and killed by a policeman after a crowd attacked a police car while attempting to seize a prisoner. A trolley was stoned and windows were smashed as two weekend disturbances unfolded. No passengers were hurt, and Patrolman W O Dempsey faced no charges.
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Atlanta
T. B. Woods
H. F. Todd
Joseph Franklin Jetter Sr
W. O. Dempsey
Atlas Test Opens Way For Longer Attempt
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The Air Force fired another Atlas paving the way for the first attempt to shoot the missile at intercontinental range.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Interstate costs rise from 27 to 41 billion dollars
The interstate highway system may cost 41 billion dollars, up from an earlier estimate of 27 billion. The American Automobile Association highway committee, led by Walter W. Graf of Lancaster Ohio, announced the higher figure at AAA's annual convention on Sunday.
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Chicago
American Automobile Assn
Walter W. Graf
Lancaster
Ohio
AAA
Britain Rejects Red China's 12 Mile Waters Claim
Britain officially rejected Red China's proposed extension of territorial waters to 12 miles, as stated by the Foreign Office.
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London
Britain
China
Foreign Office
Three Plane Crashes Kill Six Across Ohio Weekend
The Associated Press reports six people died in three separate plane crashes over the weekend in Ohio. The eastern Hamilton County crash claimed Arthur M. Hart and Lloyd Rand. A second crash southeast of Grove City killed two Columbus area men. The third crash in upstate New York killed a farmer and his wife en route from Columbia Missouri to visit friends after dropping off a son at college.
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Ohio
Hamilton County
Newtown
Arthur M
Tex) Hart
Mariemont
Cincinnati
Lloyd Rand
Grove City
Columbus
Civil Aeronautics Administration
New York
Two Polish Inspectors Defect From Baltic Patrol
Two uniformed Polish fishery inspectors aboard a ROENNE patrol ship defected at the Danish island of Bornholm on Sunday, abandoning their posts in the Baltic Sea.
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Roenne
Denmark
Baltic
Bornholm
Two Escapees Found Six Prisoners Recovered From Jail Break
Two more escapees from Scioto County Jail were captured early today in Portsmouth and Kenova West Virginia. Richard Lang 23 of Peebles found hiding along the Ohio River after a car with escapee Shortridge 32 of Portsmouth was spotted. Shortridge arrested while fleeing a flood wall. Earlier officers surprised William Murphy 19 of Huntington in a Kenova motel after he hitchhiked from Portsmouth.
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Scioto County
Kenova
W. Va
Richard Lang
Peebles
Ohio River
Fred Shortridge
Shortridge
Huntington
William Murphy
Just Bread Hamburger Show Makes Fishermen Smile
Tarloff, manager of the annual sports show in Toledo, demonstrates a quirky fishing method using only bread and hamburger. He catches fish but releases them, drawing a crowd as bluegills and bullheads surface and follow him around Centennial Quarry.
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Centennial Quarry
Tom Bolger
Toledo
Suppy Runs to Little Quemoy Amid Far East Crisis Talks
Nationalist cargo planes delivered supplies to Little Quemoy with possible escort by US and Nationalist fighters. Red batteries shelled the island as new sea convoys gathered near the Pescadores. In Warsaw, US and Red China representatives began talks on the Far Eastern crisis at Mysliwiecki Palace.
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Red China
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Seventh Fleet
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Formosa
Matsu
Pescadores Island
Warsaw
Poland
M—U. S
U. S
Jacob Beam
Wang Ping-nan
Mysliwiecki Palace
Far East
Geneva
Formosa Strait
China
United States
Peiping
Dulles
Washington
Francis E. Martineau
House of Representatives
Martineau
del Sesto
Eisenhower
Truman
Little Rock
Ark
Eisenhower Says Democrats Try to Manufacture Living Cost Issue
In Newport Rhode Island President Eisenhower, after a 10 minute talk with Rhode Island GOP candidates, accused Democrats of creating a campaign issue over the cost of living. Rhode Island figures said there was no discussion of Sherman Adams.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Rhode Island
Congress
White House
Sherman Adams
Adams
Francis G. Dwyer
Christopher del Sesto
GOP
Cruiser Burns Sinks in Ohio River Incident
Gallia County report: a 22 foot double outboard cruiser burned and sank Sunday evening in the Ohio River near Clipper Mill below Gallipolis. Forrest Clark of Point Pleasant and his 11 year old son Steven swam ashore unhurt after gasolene in the bilge exploded. They were about a third of a mile from shore. Clark swam in fully dressed while his son left his clothes on board. The boat sank within 15 minutes. Clark had bought it in June and it was insured.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Clipper Mill
Forrest Clark
Point Pleasant
Steven
Clark
Nine British Youths Jailed for Rioting in Race Attacks
A London judge jailed nine youths, aged 17 to 20, for four years each for racial rioting in Notting Hill on August 24. The group armed with iron bars and a knife attacked Black residents, marking the start of London’s race riots.
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London
Notting Hill
Soustelle narrowly escapes assassination in Paris gunfight
In Paris near the Arc de Triomphe, Jacques Soustelle survives an attack by Algerian assassins. Bullet wounds his face, one attacker is killed and another wounded, a subway worker dies and three others are hurt. Soustelle blames the Algerian National Liberation Front for the assault. Police initially linked the shooters to the Nationalist Algerian Movement.
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Paris
Jacques Soustelle
Soustelle
Algeria
Arc de Triumph
de Gaulle
France
Algerian National Liberation Front
FLN
Work Begins At Ternstedt
Columbus General Motors Ternstedt Division plant returns to full production after a five day walkout. Between 1500 and 2000 production and maintenance employees of UAW Local 969 voted to return as union and company negotiators resume talks. Issues include production demands, no contract, time studies, and supervisor difficulties.
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Columbus
General Motors’ Ternstedt Division
United Auto Workers Local 969
Ford Hopeful Of Settlement
Detroit Henry Ford II, president of Ford Motor Co, says recent events encourage belief in an agreement that is economically sound and fair with the walkout threatening United Auto Workers. He stops short of predicting a deal before the 10 a.m. Wednesday strike deadline as Ford prepares a new contract offer to avert a potentially nationwide stoppage.
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Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Ford
U.S. Sends Corn Gift to Ghana Amid Emergency
A U.S. Embassy official announced a $560000 gift of corn to Ghana to ease a food shortage as Ghana declares a state of emergency in the northern region.
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Accra
Ghana
United States
U. S
Two Marine Battalions Head Home From Lebanon
Two U S Marine battalions from the 8th Regiment depart Lebanon as part of a broader pullout. The 1st and 2nd battalions are to return to the United States while about 1600 Marines and 8000 soldiers stay as a rearguard until a new security posture is established.
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Lebanon
U.S
U.S. Navy
8Th Marine Regiment
Navy
United States
New York
Camille Chamoun
United Arab Republic
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Fuad Chehab
Five-Week Trucking Tieup Nearing End
In a five week stoppage affecting long haul Western trucking about 30,000 Teamsters members and 1200 firms praise a master agreement. Nine striking locals in California's central area San Joaquin Valley plus Los Angeles and Denver approved the pact aimed at ending the dispute. Vote totals not released.
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San Francisco
Teamsters
California
Central Area
San Joaquin Valley
Los Angeles
Denver
Civil Defense Attitudes Split in Ohio Cities
A nationwide survey by the American Municipal Association found Cleveland-wide indifference, Toledo apathy, Dayton limited interest, Canton urging government action, and Lakewood complacency. Cincinnati showed general interest, Columbus wanted more information, and Akron noted apathy. Officials in each city evaluated the civil defense readiness.
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Washington
American Municipal Association
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Dayton
Canton
Lakewood
Cincinnati
Columbus
Akron
Jersey Central Train Plunges From Bridge Into Newark Bay
A Jersey Central commuter train plunged 50 feet from a raised draw bridge into Newark Bay near Elizabeth New Jersey. Initial reports warned of 1 to 15 deaths while passengers were said trapped in oily waters. Two diesel engines led the train from Bay Head toward Jersey City and pulled two coaches off the bridge with a third dangling at a sharp angle.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Jersey Central Railroad
Newark Bay
Bay Head
Jersey City
Weather takings West Virginia Ohio forecast brief
Cloudy tonight with low 50s to 60 in east and 60s to 80s in west. Tuesday stays mostly cloudy and warm with scattered showers. Ohio expects fair warm weather tonight and Tuesday with lows around 64 and highs near 75 to 79 nationwide.
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