Judge Denies Stay On Little Rock School Integration Order
U S District Judge Harry J. Lemley refused a request to stay his order suspending integration in Little Rock schools. NAACP attorney Wiley Branton said he would seek guidance from the Eighth Circuit on obtaining a stay. The School Board opposed the stay, arguing it would aid only the Negro pupils, not the public.
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Little Rock
Ark
U. S. Dist
Harry J. Lemley
Central High School
Wiley Branton
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Lemley
Bramon
Branton
Court of Appeals
Supreme Cou Inct
Ther McEntim
A. F. House of Little Rock
Snouffer Rites To Be Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Edward E. Snouffer will be held Tuesday at 1 30 pm at Roland's Home for Funerals. The 95 year old retired salesman and Cash county resident died Saturday night after admission to Atlantic Mal hospital. Mayo Proctor will officiate with interment in Atlantic cemetery. He was born February 6 1863 in Cincinnati Ohio and is survived by two sons Quarry Snouffer and Jeff Snouffer a daughter Mrs A E Sargent two grandchildren and two great grandchildren a niece and a nephew.
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Edward E. Snouffer
Tygeday
Roland
Cash County
Snouffer
Atlantic Mal Hospital
Mayo Proctor
Atlantic Cemetery
Mr. Snouffer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Francis
Anna Jones Snouffer
Ethel Cohoe
Avanta
Vicinity
Dennis Nursing Home
Christian Church
Quarry Snouffer
Omaha
Jeff ¥. Snouffer
New York City
Aluminum furniture plant pays first payroll in silver dollars
Benton Kentucky workers at an aluminum furniture manufacturer received their first payroll in silver dollars totaling 8800 dollars. About 200 employees were given cloth sacks to carry the coins as the factory celebrated its opening.
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Benton, Ky
Weather outlook cooler with scattered showers/tstorms
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms across the south and central regions and widely scattered thundershowers elsewhere. Lows Monday night 48 to 54. Cooler north and turning cooler south Tuesday with highs in the 60s north to lows in the 70s south. Partly cloudy and continued cooler Wednesday.
Report Urges Full Scale Reform In Education
Washington AP two year study calls for full scale reform of U S education to meet modern needs. Rockefeller Brothers Fund Sun day night report says more money helps but reforms in testing guidance federal role and leadership are essential amid overcrowded schools and a science education crisis.
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Washington
Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc
Train Crash Kills Ten at Maltrata Point Near Orizaba
An electric runaway train crashed into a crowded station at Maltrata Point near Orizaba killing at least ten and injuring about twenty. Officials say brakes failed after a power outage and the train sped three miles out of control before the crew tried to dump sand on the tracks.
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Orizaba
Mexico
Maltrata Point
Gulf Coast
Veracruz
Freight Rams Into Passenger Train In West Virginia
A Chesapeake and Ohio freight train plowed into the rear of the George Washington passenger train near Thurmond WV injuring ten. Engineer Honaker and six others were hospitalized after ore cars shoved the locomotive and derailed seven passenger and three freight cars. He was trapped two hours before being freed. The AP report also notes a Los Angeles contest naming Tom Sansone Mr America in a physique event.
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Thurmond
Wva
H. W. Honaker
Chesapeake and Ohio
Honaker
George Washington
Newport News
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
New York City
Tom Sansone
Probers Weigh Calling Morgan as Ike aide’s adviser
Rep. Morgan Moulder urged House investigators to summon Gerald D. Morgan, Eisenhower’s special counsel, as hearings resume on Adams and Goldfine. Morgan is seen as a front man for Adams, who acknowledged hotel hospitality but denies seeking favored treatment amid a widening political storm. Ike shows no plan to dismiss Adams despite GOP pressure.
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Washington
Rep
Morgan Moulder
D-Mo
House
Gerald D. Morgan
Eisenhower
Morgan
Adams
Moulder
Sherman Adams
White House
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Split Opinion On Teacher's Case
West Branch AP report notes division over the resignation of Donald E Laughlin 35 a conscientious objector who quit as a high school science teacher after a protest by Donald E Johnson 34 former American Legion state commander Johnson objected to Laughlin for not registering for the draft in 1948 and serving six months of an 18 month term Laughlin was hired May 15 by a unanimous school board vote but resigned after a 32 vote to ask him to reconsider in a Quaker community birthplace of Herbert Hoover with about 60 Quaker families in the area
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West Branch
Donald E. Laughlin
Laughlin
Donald E. Johnson
American Legion
Johnson
Herbert Hoover
Honors Liberty Champion stamp honors Simon Bolivar
An 8 cent Liberty Champion stamp goes on sale in Washington on July 24 to honor Simon Bolivar the liberator of South America. It is part of the champion of liberty series and features Bolivar’s medallion likeness in red blue and golden ocher with a 4 cent Bolivar issued simultaneously.
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Washington
Simon Bolivar
South America
Bolivar
UN chief presses Lebanon crisis amid Nasser talks and UAR aid denials
Dag Hammarskjold met with President Nasser in Cairo to urge calm on Lebanon’s rebellion amid charges of arms across the Syria-Lebanon border. UAR warns against foreign interference while the U.N. plans Bekaa watchdogs as observers push into the border region. In Washington, lawmakers clash over Eisenhower’s policy and trade acts as Republicans face a split on domestic and international measures. A separate storm killed mountaineers in Italy with lightning, flash floods, and widespread damage.
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U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Hammarskjold
Nass
Amman
Jerusalem
Beirut
Syria-Lebanon
Usa.r
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
United States
Britain
New York
Bergamo
Arera
Italy
Udine
4400 Mile Flight Attempt Across Atlantic by 55-Year-Old Pilot
Max Conrad, a 55 year old grand father from Winona Minnesota, piloted a long distance plane across the Atlantic. He crossed near Elba in the Mediterranean and headed toward Palermo, Sicily, planning a 4400 mile trip in about 33 hours starting from Idlewild Airport in New York. He has previously flown the Atlantic 29 times in different flight planes.
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Atlantic
Max Conrad
Elba
Palermo
Sicily
Italy
Corsica
Winona
Minn
Conrad
New York
Idlewell
Negro Leaders Meet With President Eisenhower
Four Negro leaders urged President Eisenhower to uphold school integration after a court ordered suspension at Lime Rock Arkansas. They called the ruling shocking and urged federal authority be respected. Randolph of the International Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters said Eisenhower made no public comment on the ruling.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lime Rock
Ark
Nevrocivcus
White House
Randolph
International Brotherhood of Sweping Car Porters
Harry Lemies
Jet Bomber Crash Kills One in Ordnance Test Incident
A public information officer reported a jet bomber crash during a testing exercise at Aur Provan. One man died and another was injured as the craft reportedly broke apart and exploded, with authorities citing a suspected equipment failure.
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Badin Sand
Cig Bart Woolly GT
Vane Fund
Kobe
Willan
Nortok
Plo
Directorate of
Strafest
Groote Cener
Byglin
Costly Vehicle Bids Loom For Iowa State Agencies
Iowa officials told the Executive Council that major auto makers will stop subsidizing bids, risking an annual $150 000 to $200 000 rise and possibly pushing car prices above the 2000 limit. The council authorized bids on 28 new cars 5 station wagons 6 trucks and 15 highway patrol cars.
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Des Moines
Robert Hassett
Highway Patrol
David Herrick
Iowa
Executive Council
Hassett
Herrick
Melvin D. Synhurst
U S Flier Linked to Calindez Case Disappearance
Justice Department records in Gerald Murphy handwriting connect him to the disappearance of Dr. Jesus de Galindez in New York City. The New York Times reports documents were found in Murphy’s Ciudad Trujillo apartment after his own 1956 disappearance.
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New York
Justice Department
Gerald Lester Murphy
Jesus de Calindez
New York Times
Washington
State Department
Murphy
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Times
Dev
Galindes
Columbia University
Rafael Trujillo
New York City
Marns L. Ernst
Trujillo
Galades
Frost
Galindez
Traptto
Standing Ovation for Philadelphia Orchestra in Amsterdam
The Amsterdam concert hall audience gave the Philadelphia Orchestra a standing ovation after a concert featuring the Tehatkoveky B Flat Minor Concerto by Vat Chburn. The performance came during a tour following a recent Moscow Competition visit. Barbara Lundberg, daughter of Mrs Ball Lundberg of Akron Jonasty, was visiting Howard Lindberg.
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Amsterdam
Los Ptalist
Vat Chburn
Philadelphia Orchestra
Sunnynetit Chburn
Moscow
Barbara Lundowrg
Ball Lundberg
Akron
Jonasty
Howard Lindberg Hone
Atlantic Man Is OMVI Arrest
Donald J. Conroy of 8 Hickory Street was arrested by Atlantic police for OMVI after a collision on Walnut Street near Third at 11 10 pm and released on 300 bond. Car damage listed as 200 for a 1952 Chevrolet and 350 for a 1952 Hudson. Earl W. Ambrose of Conway was also jailed for OMVI and released on 300 bond after waiving preliminary hearing.
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Donald J. Conroy
Hickory Street
Ty Palice
Cass County
Conroy
Lawrence H. Dreyer
Linn
Walnut Street
Third
Walnut
Dreyer Auto
Dreyer
Hudson
Earl W. Ambrose
Conway
OMVI
Ray Verham
Justice of the Peace Court
Atlantic Police
Deputy tastes pepper powder linked to rooster death
In San Antonio a woman claims red cross marks on neighbors yard prove evil powder. Deputy Tony Lobello tasted the powder and concluded the rooster died from eating too much red pepper, a finding tied to the scene.
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San Antonio
Tex
Tony Lobello
Lobello
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