Faubus Stands Pat as White House Accuses Double Talk
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus repeats his stand amid a White House charge of double talk over Little Rock school integration. President Eisenhower schedules a news conference to discuss the dispute as federal troops remain and terms for withdrawal are debated.
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Little Rock
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North Carolina
Todges
Arkansas National Guard
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Jackson
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Integration unrest at Central High School in Little Rock
Two of nine integrated Negro students at Central High School were chased and beaten inside the building in Little Rock. White bystanders described the incident, while guardsmen were on duty outside. A party of white youths claimed 50 to 150 pupils tried to bar the Negro students from entering.
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Ffrst Airborne Infantry Division
Central High
Little Rock
Central High School
Terrance Roberts
Jefferson Thomas
Confidential Trial Jury Dismissed After Mistrial
Hollywood officials report a mistrial in the criminal case involving Confidential and Whis per magazines. Superior Judge Herbert Vu Walker dismissed a 12 member jury after 13 days of deliberations with the panel split 7 to 5 for conviction.
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Hollywood
Hbel
Herbert Vu Walker
Ceylon Education Minister Blocks Ambassador Talks
The Sri Lankan education minister declined to meet U S ambassador Maxwell Gluck during a courtesy visit. The minister interrupted by saying no time for ambassadors, then later arranged a discussion with junior minister Weerakoon, amid prior tensions with Prime Minister Bandaranaike.
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W. Dahanay
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Gluck
Solomon Bandaranaike
Bandaranaike
Dahanayake
Poa
Weerakaen
Weerakoon
Towans Fail To Pass New Driver's Test At High Rate
Ac ting Safety Commissioner Russell Brown reports that six of ten Towans fail the new written driver license exams. Tests of 25 questions show only about 27 percent passing. overall averages fall below passing. Ages of test takers range 14 to 79 with no group meeting the passing score.
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Russell Brown
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Nevson
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Research Bureau
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Eisenhower Attends National Day of Prayer Service
President Eisenhower attends a National Day of Prayer service in Washington. He is joined by Secretary of State Dulles and other aides including Harold Stassen and Postmaster General Summerfield as the president sits in his usual place.
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Hoffa
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Virginia
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Chicago
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Cuts Announced In Coffee Prices
The text reports reductions in coffee prices and references a national prayer and call for unity. It mentions economic concerns and appeals for protection against external and internal threats. The fragmented OCR preserves few clear details beyond price cuts and patriotic language.
Hoffa Leads Fight to Capture Teamsters Presidency
Hoffa builds support from New England and Eastern Conferences and from Los Angeles to push his bid to succeed Dave Beck as Teamsters president. Opponents form coalitions but face steady protests as a court ruling delays the convention election and spurs demonstrators.
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Los Angeles
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Thomas L. Hickey
New York
Thomas J. Haggerty
Chicago
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Spending Up Hope of Tax Cut Dimmed
The administration said federal spending will rise to 72 billion this year, with income at 345 billion, shrinking the surplus and dimming hopes for tax relief next year. Mid year review notes military spending steady at 55 billion and several boosts totaling 2.2 billion.
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Eisenhower
Ford Mastered Braves in World Series Opener
Whitey Ford held Milwaukee to five hits as New York defeated the Braves 3-1 to take the World Series opener. A crowd of 69,476 watched the Yankees score two runs in the sixth. Skowron left with a back injury after two innings. Spahn gave up seven hits before being lifted in the sixth. The Yankees benefited from a squeeze in the sixth and added a run on Carey and Mantle. Red Schoendienst drove in Milwaukee’s lone run in the seventh.
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Yanks
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Spahn
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Syahn
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Yougi Berra
Hank Hauer
Andy Carrey
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Telay Wis
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Lagan
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Paiko
Berra Walker
Cal
Food Cast Index Continues Drop
The Food Cast Index shows a continued decline as wholesale food prices fall sharply this week. Demand and supply issues influence the drop, with notable movements in meat and dairy sectors and broad volatility across commodities.
Noted Phrase From The Era Sparks Laughs
A brief item notes a quirky line about class and dust humor from a public domain source with a nod to general features and Carey. The remark contrasts poor people and the term iich, highlighting time to pew for them in a playful, generic tone.
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America
Carey
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