Little Rock School Board Plans Supreme Court Action Over Integration
The Little Rock board unveiled a three point plan to resist re integration: request Supreme Court intervention, seek a stay from the Sixth Circuit, and meet with Paulius to discuss delaying tactics. Gov Faubus tied future actions to the board’s moves, warning a special legislative session could be avoided if the board acts. Some parents of Central High graduates declined to say if their children would return.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Orval Faubus
U.S. Supreme Court
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Paulius
Circuit Court
Harry J. Lemley
Hope
Ark
Virgil Blossom
Faubus
Central High School
Goldfine Firm Delays SEC Report Despite Court Order
East Boston Company owned by Bernica Goldfine filed its annual SEC report 17 days late. An SEC spokesman said no punishment would be sought though the holding firm is under a court order to file on time since 1955. A House subcommittee investigation over Sherman Adams’ activities delayed records. James Jamison, 42, drowned in the Allegheny River near Greenburg. homicide detectives probe the death.
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Washing San
Bernica Goldfine
East Boston Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
East Boston
Blast Boston
Goldfine
Boston
Sherman Adams
House
Subcommittee
Orett Harris
D-Ark
Hutcheson Expected to be Ousted From AFL-CIO Rank
The Carpenters Union chief Maurice A. Hutcheson faces possible removal from the AFL-CIO Executive Council amid corruption charges and contempt findings. AFL-CIO sources say Hutcheson will likely resign or be forced out after questions from the Senate Rackets Committee about union fund expenditures.
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Tongues Kar
LAP
Carpenters Union
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Afl-Cio
Afl-Cfo
Hutcheson
U. 5
Senate
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Painters Union
Lawrence M. Raftery
Lafayette
Ind
James Petrillo
Musicians Union
Building Trades
Council
Building Trades Union
Petrillo
Ubor
Federation
William
Big Bill Hutcheson
Indiana
Critic Gale McGee Wins Wyoming Democratic Senate Nomination
Dr. Gale McGee a University of Wyoming history professor won the Democratic nomination for U S Senate in Wyoming defeating Hepburn Armstrong with 19 335 votes to 13 313 as 570 of 689 precincts reported He will face Republican incumbent Senator Frank Barrett in November Republican Gov Milward Simpson won renomination for a second term and Stanley Edwards who ran for governor in a separate ticket led in early returns.
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U.S
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gale McGee
U. S. Senate
Frank 4. Barrett
McGee
University of Wyoming
Hepburn T. Armstrong
Armstrong
Milward L. Simpson
Simpson
Stanley Edwards
Laramie
Hickey
Démocratie
U. S
United States seeks UN backing for Lebanon stand
The United States urged Western allies at the United Nations to back a Norwegian resolution that would have Dag Hammarskjold secure Lebanon and Jordan's independence and allow U.S. and British troops to withdraw. Some Asian-African delegates advocate an early withdrawal and a UN supervised exit, making final adoption unlikely this week.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
United States
U.N. Assembly
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
U.N
Dag Hammarsfjold
Hammarskjold
Dulles
Claude Corea
Ceylon
Rickover Nears Promotion Amid Senate Skepticism
Rear Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, the Navy’s top atomic expert, is set for promotion to vice admiral pending procedure formalities. Secretary Gates indicated the 58 year old would receive three stars, a move long sought after despite criticism over protocol and past bypassing of selection boards. Congressional concern over the promotion has resurfaced, echoing past doubts when Rickover’s advancement was challenged.
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Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Thomas 5
Gates
Rickover
Robert Anderson
Congress
White House
North Pole
Geneva talks push for global nuclear test ban monitoring
Western and Soviet scientists near a binding agreement on a global network to detect nuclear tests. Key aim is about 200 monitoring stations worldwide on land and sea, using electronic recording to deter cheating while politicians weigh formal bans.
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Washington
Geneva
Kremlin
United States
Eisenhower
State Dulles
State Department
Switzerland
Pacific
Britain
Soviet Union
Methodist Club Seeks Used Clothing for European Relief
The Men’s Club of the First Methodist Church runs a drive for all types of used clothing. Donations support Church World Service to aid European relief, with eight cents per pound help for processing and transport. Pickup arranged by calling the church afternoons.
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Europe
First Methodist Church
Church World Service
Methodist Church
Arden Baldwin
CAB Urges Air Traffic Control Up To 35 000 Feet
The Civil Aeronautics Board recommends extending air traffic control to 35 000 feet and more routes after a Las Vegas collision that killed 49. It faults the Air Force and CAA for segregating military training and notes higher speeds require better pilot visibility with both control and visual rules evolving.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
United Air Lines
Las Vegas
Nev
Air Force
Civil Aeronautica Administration
CAA
Nellis Air Force Base
Senate to fast track Jenner-Butler bill on communism curb
Congress moves to curb Supreme Court power with Jenner-Butler measure aimed at offsetting recent communism rulings. Senate plans an early test vote while House debates minerals legislation and foreign aid seeks a 3.4 billion dollar aid package.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Supreme Court
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
United States
Kidnap Cash Probe Ties Union Boss to Harriman Link
Senate rackets hearings examine Robert Barney Baker, a Teamsters official, over the missing 300000 from the Greenlease kidnap. Ruth Brougher testified she knew Baker was "on the Jam" from New York City to a waterfront murder, while Baker’s former wife Mollie Baker implicated Joseph Costello in the money disappearance. Detective Capt. John Doherty named Costello among four involved, but he invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Washington
Ruth ‘Brougher
Robert Barney Baker
Baker
Averill Harriman
New York
Brougher
Florida
Senate
New York City
Robert Barney) Baker
Teamsters Union
Gres Lease
Mollie Baker
Joseph Costello
St. Louis
John Doherty
Senate Rackets Committee
Costello
Harriman
Steel plants run at 53 percent capacity in Ohio district
Iron Age Magazine reports the Upper Ohio River district steel mills operating at about 53 percent of capacity for the week, a slight rise from 22 percent last week. Foungatown Ohio mills are forecast to slip from 52 to 49 percent.
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Pittsburgh
Iron Age Magazine
Upper
Ohio River District
Ohio
Three Killed as Boat Upsets in Rough Seas
A 26 foot cabin cruiser overturned off the coast late yesterday causing three deaths and leaving seven others afloat in 10 foot waves. A man and woman in an outboard rescue boat were swept to sea. One victim is identified as Father Vladimir Piresaks of St Peter and Paul Church Bethlehem PA. Edward McHugh of Penndell PA owner and Clarence Jewell Bethlehem PA grocer also died. The roof struck the victims as the craft capsized.
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Bn Wae
SAPS
Coast Guard
Vladimir Piresaks
St Peter and Paul Church
Bethlehem
Edward McHugh
Penndell
Clarence Jewell
Teo
Unusual Crash Between Track Car and Auto Near Center Ville
A collision occurred yesterday about one mile north of Centerville when an Erie Railroad track car struck an auto driven by Trene White, 48, of Centerville. Geddes, operator of the track car, said he tried to brake but hit the clutch. damage totaled about 150 dollars to the auto and 500 dollars to the track car.
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Une Ville Muse
Centerville
Erie Railroad
Trene White
Rome Township
George D. Geddes
South Center Street
Corry
Geddes
Australian Parliament Election Set for November 22
Canberra sources report Prime Minister Robert Mensles announced Australia will hold a general election on November 22. The move confirms the formation of a new parliament and potential changes in leadership.
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Auissies
Canberra
Australia
Robert Mensles
Funds For Kinzua Dam Delayed
Washington AP report says no money will be obligated for the Kinzua Dam on the Allegheny River near Warren Pennsylvania until litigation over the dam is settled. The Seneca Indians contest construction claiming an old treaty is violated and the conference bill keeps funds restricted until court decisions.
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Washington
Kinzua
Warren
Pennsylvania
Senate
House Representatives
Allegheny River
House
Clicuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Auto Fire Causes 300 Dollars In Damage On Findley Lake Road
Early morning blaze on Findley Lake road near the state line damaged a 1950 car owned by Proctor and Mathews and operated by Russell Mertitt Jr. Firemen suspect a wiring fault as the cause. a dry powder extinguisher limited damage before Pumper No. 3 rushed to the scene and back by 7 18 am.
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Sea Staniorg Nueallhyser
Findley Lake Road
Pennsylvania
New York State Line
Proctor and Mathews
Findley Lake
Russell Mertitt Jr
Drought Ends as Delhi Water Supply Reaches Two Thirds Normal
The Indian army announced New Delhi's water supply is back to two thirds of normal and expected to end the drought fully. The statement was issued on Thursday and aims to restore regular service across the capital.
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New Delhi
Indian Army
Deaf mute man dies in roadblock during manhunt
Macon Georgia news reports a deaf mute man died from a self inflicted gunshot after his stolen car hit a roadblock during a manhunt for a kidnapping suspect. Parram Youngblood a 32 year old itinerant peddler from Toomsboro was believed shot by officers earlier. The event followed the discovery of a second body in Kentucky amid the investigation.
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Macon
Ari
Urone
Parram Youngblood
Toomsboro
Wiargie Jones
Melvin
Sandersville
Youngblood
Margie
Stanford Hose Sets Meeting To Name Chief
Stanford Hose will hold a special session next Tuesday evening to elect a new fire chief to replace Charles Collier, who was named fire truck driver at Monday night’s Council meeting. Jack Downey, assistant chief for two years, is among leading candidates. In a separate item, Dr. John Jacob Landsbury, 90, dean of music at the University of Oregon for 30 years, died Tuesday in Modesto California.
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McHivers UL Wiccus
Charles Collier
Jack Downey
Modesto
Calif
John Inacob Landsbury
University of Oregon
Tureday
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Greenlease
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Kinzua Dam
Self
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