Little Rock Prayer Effort Seeks Peace Amid Dispute
Church leaders urge a non political prayer approach to the Little Rock desegregation dispute. About eighty five area churches plan prayer meetings inviting statewide and national participation as 700 people attend a segregationist gathering favoring voluntary relocation of Negro students to a different high school.
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Adren Cooper
Little Rock
Robert R. Brown
Episcopal
Arkansas
Little Rock Central High
Horace
Mann Negro High
M. L. Moser
Miss United Fund title awarded to Sandra Dieterich
Sandra Millicent Dieterich a 19 year old representative of the Ellis Community Center was named Miss United Fund of 1957 at a Roosevelt hotel session judging representatives from 15 of 17 agencies in the Cedar Rapids Marion United Fund drive.
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Sandra Millicent Dieterich
Ellis Community Center
Knowland sees no rush for extra session on satellites
Senate Republican leader Knowland after a White House breakfast with President Eisenhower said there is no likelihood of a special session on missiles and satellite programs. He indicated the discussions touched on missile developments and labor union democracy laws, with no detail on speedups. Knowland plans legislation next year to limit union dues use and curb political spending by union officials.
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National Guard
Army
Orval Faubus
Washington
Senate
Knowland Ellis
Calif
White House
H Ts
Congress
U. S
Knowlang
Eisen
Rycer
Californian
Sentate G.O.P
California
Knowland
Elizabeth and Philip Head For Canada
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip depart for a 10 day visit to Canada and the United States. Their 132 hour flight in an American-made DC-7 began in misty London with a crowd gathered for the departure. They will be greeted in Ottawa by Prime Minister John Diefenbaker at Uplands air base.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Canada
U.S
Ottawa
Philip
Queen
Palire
Uplands Air Base
John Diefenbaker
Governor General's House
Campaign kickoff dinner and candidates tour in Little Rock
Miss Dieterich and other candidates attended a kickoff dinner at Central Baptist church as part of a campaign push in Little Rock. Speakers urged support for Eisenhower era projects and youth programs at the Community Center and pledged to keep troops nearby amid school desegregation tensions.
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Tesco
Fawbus
Dieterich
Mion- Central Baptist Church
Little Rock
Wasjealiseum
E. T. Burgess
Cam
Tittle Rock
Newport
U.S
Ami
UNEF
Clayton County Breakins Probed by FBI Aid
Special to The Gazette reports two Friday night burglaries in Clayton County. Garnaville Implement Company, owned by Art Aladlering, was entered through a back door and valuables totaling 174 dollars and 75 cents were stolen. At Menana Cooperative burglars took 280 dollars in cash and 700 dollars in checks after front or rear entry. Sheriff Forest Fischer requested state aid in the investigation.
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Eleader
Clayion County
Jews Bureau of Ivestigation
Bureglars
Garnaville Implement Company
Art Aladlering
Menana Cooperative
Clal
Forest Fischer
Irish Beat Army 23 to 21 On Late Field Goal
Monte Stickles a sophomore from Poughkeepsie booted a 29 yard field goal in the fourth quarter to push Notre Dame past Army 23 21 in Philadelphia. Notre Dame secured a comeback win with the late kick and improved its record while Army suffered a narrow defeat.
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Army
Philadelphia
Monte
Stickles
Poughkeepsie
Notre Dame
Brando Weds Actress in Quiet Private Ceremony
Hollywood reports Marlon Brando wed Anna Kashi in a small home ceremony hosted by a local pastor. Only Brando’s father Mare and two friends attended at his aunt Letty Lindimeyer’s house, with Brando in a dark suit and Anna in a pale sea green sari.
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ePhoto
Hollywood
Marlon Brando
Kellywood
Anna Kashi
Marlen
Anna
Letty Lindimeyer
Mare
Iva
Calcutta
Sara
Teo
Macmillan Warns Against Exaggerating Allied Differences
British Prime Minister Macmillan told Conservative delegates that inflating U S Britain differences plays the Communist game. He praised unity with the United States and Commonwealth, cited hydrogen bomb deterrence, and urged resisting subversion while aiding friends worldwide.
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Brighton
England
APJ
Maccmilllan
America
Britain
Macmillan
Commonwealth
Europe
U.S
Free World
Law in Louisiana Bars Negro Girl Vocalist Winner
In New Orleans the Louisiana Youth Concerts canceled the participation of 12 year old Barbara Ann Remo, a Negro singer chosen by statewide auditions, due to a 1956 law banning interracial activities and public events. She would have joined the New Orleans Symphony Orchestra for a concert broadcast, but the program was changed and she received a $50 prize.
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Law
Louisiana
New Orleans
Barbara Ann Remo
Audes Remou
Saton Rouge
Manila
Philippines
U.S. Navy
Tor. Z
Morris
Louisiana Youth Converts
Doubt Cast on Asian Flu Vaccine by Tests
Limited tests at New York Hospital Cornell City Medical Center show only 12 percent of 3G hospital tested with the vaccine had better than average antibody resistance to the flu. Kilbourne calls the results very preliminary but significant.
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New York
Kilbourne
Toll Surges as Patrol Targets Reckless Passing
The toll rose to 30 and Iowa Patrol orders crack down on improper passing. Patrol planes will monitor heavy traffic and high accident areas, communicating with safety squads. Violations include crossing yellow lines and passing without adequate sight distance, with warnings for gravel roads and hills.
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Lews
Iowa Highway Patrol
David Werrick
Patral
Algo
Merrick
Sputnik Sightings Reported Over Cambridge and Boston
Harvard observers report sighting Sputnik in Cambridge Massachusetts at 4 18 a m along with a fragile rocket stage seen trailing the satellite The rocket reportedly orbits Earth about every 196 03 minutes and may remain in view for months according to a National parent standards spokesman in Boulder Conn The report notes various observers including Dr J Alun Hynek and Prof Donald L Menzel provide differing assessments of the objects and their brightness as they drift across dawn skies
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Associated Press
Sputnik
Harvard Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
U. S
J. Alun Hynek
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge Watchers
U.S
Massachusetts Institute of Terh-Novngy
Earth
Donald L. Menzel
Armand Spitz
Fred Berra
Boston
Paul VI
Menzel
Spitz
Roger Galet
Boulder
Girt 4 Fatally Hurt When Struck by Car
Sumner Iowa 4 year old Caracee Kimball died at a hospital after a Friday night pedestrian traffic crash in Bremer County. Ronald Sands 19 of Tripoli confessed driving the car. he was in custody at Janesville with no charges yet filed. Sands attended a Janesville function when arrested. Carnlee’s brother aided authorities with a partial description leading to the arrest.
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Sumner
Caracee Kimball
On Low City Hospital
Bremer County
Harley [Ehlert
Ronald Sands
Tripoli
Janesville
Sards
Ehlert
Waverly
Carnlee
Brofier
Sands
Wilson blocked 1956 Jupiter satellite launch plan
The Chattanoopa Times cites a Washington dispatch saying a German team at Huntsville failed to secure permission to launch the Jupiter satellite test vehicle in 1956. Secretary of Defense Charles EB Wilson rejected the launch on Navy interference concerns.
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Chattancoga
Chattanoapa Times
Huntsville
Ala
Washington
Charles Bartlett
Charles EB Wilson
Secretary of Defense
Walan
Navy
Times
Fla
Ieck
Defense Department
Wilton
Homer J. Stewart
Army
Pentagon
Whistle at Penick and Ford Blows Five Minutes
Cedar Rapids residents woke Friday night as the Penick and Ford whistle stuck and blew for about five minutes. Plant operator John Bluston said a valve failed, workers climbed the 15 foot tower to shut it off, and residents flooded KCRG and the police station with calls seeking an explanation. One worker joked about Sputnik orbiting.
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Cedar Rapids
Penick
Ford
John Bluston
KCRG
Hustan
Hunt for Western Fireball Abandoned by Air Defense
Colorado Springs maps show North American air defense giving up the search along the Colorado-Ulan border for a fireball sighted over the western skies Thursday. A spokesman said searchers are satisfied there is nothing on the ground where the fireball was reported to crash. Scientists stated the meteor probably burned out before reaching the earth.
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Colorado Springs
Colorado- Ulan
Seientias
Yvonne Dionne Sickness Reported Serious in Montreal
Yvonne Dionne was declared seriously ill in Montreal on Saturday. The four month old quint's condition worsened after hospitalization for Asian flu with a pulmonary ailment. Annete Dionne and her husband visited Yvonne before their honeymoon, as parents and the other quintuplets' guardians accompanied the couple.
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Montreal
Yvonne Dionne
Annette
Yvonne
Oliva Dianne
At 85 He Plans 1500 Mile Hike To Los Angeles
In Mineola Texas on a Saturday Uncle Dick Shield celebrates his 85th birthday with a plan for a 1500 mile trek to Los Angeles. He aims to arrive by early December, believing his two strong feet and "taight head" can carry him.
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Mineola
Texas
Dick Shield
Los Angeles
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