NAACP Denied Stay In Arkansas School Integration
A federal judge refused to stay his order delaying Central High School integration in Little Rock for two and a half years. He advised the NAACP to seek a stay in the appeals court, noting the delay would nullify the ruling and keep tensions at the school.
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Wiley Branton
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Branton
U. & District
Harry J. Lemley
Lemley
Supreme Court
Central High School
Central
Lemsey
A. F. House
Central High
Orval
Faubus
Eisenhower
Cheryl
Stephen Crane
Crane
Miss Turner
Stompanato
Ist
Lana
Washington
Gro
U.S
Harry Lemley
Eisenlower
Justice Departmento Tiles
Cheryl Crane Testimony Reframes Stompanato Slaying Details
Cheryl Crane, Lana Turner's daughter, testified again about Johnny Stompanato's stabbing, noting a different detail from her mother's account about where the killing occurred. Her deposition followed a coroner's inquest and a separate custody dispute involving Lana Turner and Cheryl's father Stephen Crane.
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Los Angeles
Cheryl Crane
Johnny Stompanate
Lawger
Lana Turner
Delanle
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Stompanato
Cheryl
Jover
Lana
Pollack
John Stompanato
U. 10
Hammond
Ind
Miss Turner
Sheryl
Stompanata
Joba
Turner
Jerry Giesler
Chersl
Mildred Turner
Johnny Stompanato
Lost Yacht Feared In Red China Hands
Actor John Calvert and four Americans aboard the yacht Thespian, last seen leaving Formosa June 16 for Japan, are feared captured by Communist forces after Japanese reports of a drifting ship near Shanghai. Japanese vessels and coast guard sought the 93 ton two masted craft as weather and misfortune plagued its Far East voyage. Lipham of Hon is awaiting information while a trawler sighted a vessel resembling the Thespian eighty miles southeast of Shanghai and drifting northwestward in calm seas with no distress signal received.
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John Calvert
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Thespian
Los Angeles
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Formosa
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Far East
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John C. Lipham
Hon
Jobless Pay Extended and Probes Sought by Senate Leader
Senate President Ralph J. Bean urged an interim committee to study West Virginia unemployment extending beyond benefits and to probe the Underwood administration highway land management. He warned about 60,000 exhausted benefits by April and criticized the Road Commission for high costs and fewer contracts, citing Maryland comparisons on U S 11.
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West Virginia
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Senate House
State Road Commission
Berkeley
Maryland
Road Commission
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Pauley Elected West Virginia House Speaker in caucus
Pauley six term Democrat from Me Dowell County was chosen by House Democrats to succeed the late Bil Flannery as speaker. He defeated T E Myles 29 to 27 on the third ballot after 28 28 deadlocks. Myles resigned as majority floor leader. Julius W Singleton Jr. was named Myles' successor. The caucus occurred before an extraordinary session called by Gov Underwood to address unemployment benefits. Flannery died last March.
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Raleigh
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Fayette
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Julius W. Singleton Jr
Morgantown
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Paul H.kidd
Gilmer
West Virginia
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Paul Williams
Detroit
Legislature approves liberal unemployment benefits plan
Senate resistance yields as House overrides to pass a broadened unemployment program. The measure raises the base unemployment fund to sixty million, phases in higher benefit levels, and links increases to fund balance, aiming to reduce joblessness while avoiding triggering a special session.
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Hoffa Freed In Wiretap Case
New York. James R. Hoffa was acquitted Monday night in a second trial on wiretapping charges against the Detroit Teamsters headquarters. Co-defendants Owen B. Brennan and Bernard Spindel were also cleared by a jury after nine hours of deliberation.
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Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Union
Detroit
Owen B. Brennan
Detroit Teamsters Local 337
Bernard Spindel
City Scene Young Boys Water Pistol Pause at Intersection
Street scene shows young boys brandishing water pistols as they stop at the E Washington Street intersection, pausing at a traffic signal. The playful moment captures a care-free urban afternoon.
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Indictment final report due in Kanawha court
An Intermediate Court jury will present a final report of indictments today as part of the probe into unethical practices by Kanawha County justices of the peace and constables. The April grand jury returned 13 indictments, about half of which were dismissed as defective, with new indictments expected on the same offenses. Witness hearings concluded Monday for the June grand jury, and Col James A Woodley of the State Police, who investigated complaints, appears among those to be named.
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Bayard F. Ennis
Kanawha
Col
James A. Woodley
State Police
Cpl, Woodley
Sim
Senate OKs 15 Executive Appointments Fast Action
The Senate approved a list of executive appointments sent by Gov Underwood since last winter, mainly state boards and commissions. Notable names include Lois Beane for the State Licensing Board and William D Poland for the Racing Commission, with terms ending in 1962 and 1963 respectively.
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Underheood
Underwood
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State Licensing Board
Department of Public Assistance
Lois. Beane
Oceana
Wyoming County
Racing Commission
William D. Poland
Martinsburg
Interstate Commission
Fireworks Blasts Kill 100 Brazilians in Bahia
A series of explosions at fireworks stores during June saint days killed well over 100 people and wounded about 340 in Bahia state. Reports cite Santa Amaro near 100 deaths and 1300 injuries, with a power line blamed for ignition and rains hampering rescue. Feira de Santana saw seven dead and 40 injured.
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Brazil
Bahia
Santa Amaro
Feira de Santana
Santa Amera
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