Youngsters Push Integration in Virginia Arkansas and at Little Rock
Students in Virginia and Arkansas urged open schools while in Little Rock teens protested the integration plan. Eight Black students returned to Van Buren High School and others to a nearby junior high after a boycott. In Johnson City five Black undergraduates attended East Tennessee State College for the first time in its history, and Ernest Green began at Michigan State University with a white roommate. Governor Faubus indicated Little Rock high schools may reopen as private schools after a Saturday election. Collins warned Congress integration must be addressed to avoid national catastrophe.
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Associated Press
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Arkansas
Florida
Leroy Collins
Southern Governors Conference
Norfolk
Charlottesville
van Buren
Ark
Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Lexington
Collins
Congress
Faubus
Missionary Baptist
Johnson City
Tenn
East Tennessee State College
East Lansing
Mich
Ernest Green
Central High
Michigan State University
Global Briefs From Corsican posters to Thai arrests
A de Gaulle cousin was slightly wounded by a revolver bullet while putting up election posters in Ajaccio. Spaak flew to Greece to seek a Cyprus solution. Churchill cruised with Onassis en route to England. Elvis Presley faces tank duty in West Germany. Thai authorities to arrest Chinese entrants from Cambodia. 60 percent of intelligence reports indicate further details.
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Ajaccio
Corsica
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Three Nations in AP Dispatches Feature War and Crime
U S Air Force weather data places Typhoon Ida west of Guam with 150 mph winds as it moves northwest. A Czech soldier seeks asylum in West Germany with his army dog, the dog to be returned. A Boswell freighter in Liverpool battles a fire aboard rosewood logs and cargo. In Nicosia a Greek Cypriot mother is jailed for 12 years over bombs. Indonesia reports a smallpox death toll of 515 on Batam island. Former King Farouk of Egypt owns a new American sports car but cannot drive it due to seating space. In Formosa, three men receive life terms for narcotics smuggling, with six others condemned to lesser sentences.
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Tokyo
U.S. Air Force
Guam
Passau
Germany
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
Naples
Italy
Farouk
Egypt
United States
ANSA
Taipei
Formosa
Sze Yu-pi
ROTC seniors begin flight training at Manhattan
Ten Kansas State College seniors in the advanced ROTC program start flight training offered to senior cadets in addition to their ROTC studies. After passing physicals, they must complete 71 hours of instruction, 35 in ground work and 36 in the air, under contract at Manhattan Municipal Airport. Cadets listed include Gerald L. Brickell Emporia Robert E. Carlson Salina Paul C Parsons Kansas City Darrel R Rawlings Haven James J Dodson Hiawatha Maurice D. Faidley Clay Center Dwight M Jackson Rose John L Kennedy Iola Gerald D Manchester Salina Thurston T Thiel Gypsum
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Manhattan
Kansas State College
Manhattan Municipal
Gerald L. Brickell
Emporia
Robert E. Carlson
Salina
Paul C. Parsons
Kansas City
Darrel R. Rawlings
Haven
James J. Dodson
Hiawatha
Maurice D. Faidley
Clay Center
Dwight M. Jackson
Rose
John L. Kennedy
Iola
Gerald D. Manchester
Thurston T. Thiel
Gypsum
Women Urge Sundays Be Restored At NCCW Meeting
A National Council of Catholic Women session in St. Louis debated resolutions urging action on indecent literature and a return of Sunday to a proper place in Christian life. The NCCW, with 9 million members, also pressed family self discipline against social ills and prayed for persecuted Christians.
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NCCW
Mary Roberts Rinehart Dies At Age 82
New York AP report notes Mary Roberts Rinehart a best selling mystery author for five decades dies at 82 in her Park Avenue apartment. She produced 60 novels and hundreds of stories while forging the crime genre with humor and romance.
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New York
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Park Avenue
Tish
Florida
Bar Harbor
Maine
Scouts Camp Out at Country Club in Erie
Erie and vicinity report about 20 Boy Scouts spent Saturday afternoon and night camping at the Country Club and cooking their own meals. Scoutmasters Howard Shultze and Louie Rogers stayed overnight with the group while Marvin Huffman and Keith Richey joined for breakfast. Kenneth Killough and daughters visited Walnut with his parents and Pam Robinson joined. John Bass Jr. visited from Manhattan to see his wife and baby son Scott Lee before joining Bass in Manhattan where he attends Kansas State College. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cottey of Parsons visited with granddaughter Pamela Jo Pierce during the Pierce parents’ absence. Mrs. Emery Johnson of rural Erie has returned home from a three week visit near Gar.
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Tresa Welch
Warren Welch
Jerry Smith
Merle Smith
Teresa
Jerry
Erie
Double Dozen
the Legion Hall
Ted
Kyle
Glenn McKinney
Sam Maphies
Leslie
Maphies
Nevada
Ralph Boaz
Charles
Alice
Barbara
Chanute
Richard Salb
Country Club
Howard Shultze
Louie Rogers
Marvin Huffman
Keith Richey
Kenneth Killough
Arlene
Corinne
Darla
Walnut
O. L. Killough
Pam Robinson
John Bass Jr
Manhattan
Scott Lee
R. A. Cottey
Parsons
Pamela Jo Pierce
James Pierce
Emery Johnson
Gar
Caps lead fall fashion comeback with varied styles
Caps regain popularity this fall with suburban shoppers embracing many fabrics from cloth to leather including the one piece Ivy style and ski inspired models.
Souffle textured mo hair fabrics in bold colorways
Moving into every collection in a big way is spongy textured mo hair. It is often blended with synthetic yarns or wool and called souffle. Orange mauve olive blue and rich solid colors take to this textured fabric beautifully. Giant checks plaids and two tone tweeds are the favored patterns.
Neosho County Road Vacations and Sheriff Sale Notice
Neosho County Kansas boards close two roads in Secs 28 and 20 21 T308 R19E with a public hearing set for October 15 1958 at 2 PM. A Sheriff sale in Chanute on October 24 1958 at 2 PM offers the South 40 feet of Lot 11 Block 1 Light's Second Addition with minimum bid two thirds of appraised value.
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Chanute Tribune
Board of County Commissioners
Neosho County
Kansas
District Court
Chanute
Jeanne Scott
Lillian Gallion
Verla Jean O'Neill
Alma Burghart
Leroy Hole
John G. Hole
Nathan Hole
Mable Thomas
Thomas A. Brooks
Christina Debruner
N. A. Light
J. L. Long
Lee Hole
Cecil Hole
Lloyd Hole
Chester Hole
Sherife
Malcolm Avenue
City of
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Bakersfield, Calif
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L. G. Atkinson
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