Open Court Integration Session Seen Like Quiet Cathedral
Washington AP describes entering the Supreme Court chamber for a historic session on Little Rock school integration. The article paints a cathedrallike, marble-filled room with yellow marble columns, lawgiver carvings, gold leaf ceiling, and red velour drapes, noting the solemn ritual as justices enter and the court crier begins the Oye chant.
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Supreme Court Hears Appeal By Little Rock NAACP Today
The Supreme Court opens a special term to decide whether to delay or admit Negroes to Central High School in Little Rock Ark. Thurgood Marshall will press for immediate admittance while Richard Butler and John Haley of Little Rock seek the delay. Federal troops previously enforced integration amid a crisis a year ago.
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Airliner Crashes Into Field Near Minneapolis Airport
Sixty evacuees escaped a flaming Northwest Orient DC-8 after it clipped a fence and plunged into a cornfield near West Chamberlin Field. None of the 56 passengers and four crew were killed. several were hospitalized with minor injuries. Rep Magnuson and others were aboard. fire, smoke, and a long skid preceded the wreck before a crowd aided in rescue.
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Two Men Hurt In Garland Crash
Two men were injured in a two car collision near Garland yesterday at 12 40 pm. George Sterling four of Thompson Run Road and Donald Beardsley 35 of RD 1 Spring Creek sustained non serious injuries. Sterling was admitted to Titusville Hospital with a head gash and pain in his left shoulder and thigh. Beardsley received bruises and abrasions and was treated and discharged. Sterling rode in a 1957 Chevrolet driven by Edward Neely 40 of Rouseville while Beardsley rode in a 1957 Ford driven by Larry Stufflebean 17 of RD 1 Grand Valley. State Police reported $500 damage to the Stufflebean car and $600 to the Neely car. No other injuries reported.
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19 Cars of PRR Freight Derail At Hydetown
Officials investigate a 19 car derailment north of Hydetown shortly after 5 PM. The front track of the two engine diesel unit and 19 cars from a 66 car freight left the rails. twelve cars loaded, seven empty. One track remains closed for Pittsburgh Buffalo runs. no injuries confirmed. Wreck crews dispatched from Erie and Old City will work from both ends as the investigation continues.
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Nine Supreme Court Judges Quick Rundown on Warren Era
A Washington AP profile surveys the nine justices of the US Supreme Court. Chief Justice Earl Warren looms as a public figure shaping education and civil rights, while Hugo Black Felix Frankfurter William Douglas and others are noted for temperaments, ages, and long tenures. The piece hints at retirement timing, personal histories, and judicial style, with continued coverage promised on page two.
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City Receives 3450 License Fee Refund From State
Corry officials report a 3450 refund from annual retail liquor and malt beverage licenses issued between February 1 and July 31. State law returns only retail license fees to municipalities. wholesale licenses stay with the state. Last year’s refund totaled 3300. Twenty licensees in Corry were paid varying amounts, with a breakdown listing entities such as American Legion, Italian American Club, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and other establishments receiving payments.
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Won Nobel Prize Atom Pioneer Dies At 57
Palo Alto California Dr Ernest Lawrence Nobel Prize winner and pioneer of the cyclotron dies at 57 after surgery at Palo Alto Hospital He suffered ulcerative colitis for years and had recently returned from Geneva where he attended an international conference on nuclear explosion detestation He directed UC Berkeley Radiation Laboratory since 1936 and helped develop the first nuclear bomb and medical advances His cyclotrons remained central to atomic research and he won the 1939 Nobel Prize in Physics for cyclotron discoveries Continued on Page Four.
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Faubus Empowered To Shut Down Arkansas Schools
Arkansas politics move to enact Gov Paulius anti integration plan as legislature rushes final passage while watching the U S Supreme Court in Washington. Law would empower closing any public school faced with integration under threat or by court order, with most bills supporting this measure.
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Nautilus Heads For Home Today
New York AP reports the atomic submarine Nautilus and its crew head for home base at New London Connecticut today. The submarine completed the first undersea passage beneath the North Pole and was given a heroic welcome by about a quarter million spectators who lined Broadway with bands and color guards.
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Berserk Doctor Captured After Wild Public Safety Incident
In Silverton Colorado the town's only doctor Dr Charles Spencer went berserk firing at a group of children and friends, collapsing with a shattered rifle in his hands. He was captured unharmed by officers and volunteers after a chaotic afternoon in which he fired multiple rounds. Spencer, injured by metal splinters and a bullet crease, was taken to La Plata County Jail with no charges filed. The episode began near a tavern and gas station three miles north, then moved to the hospital street across from the two story hospital where he served as town physician.
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Closeups Of Lawyers At Race Hearing In Supreme Court
Washington reporters sketch the lawyers in the Little Rock school segregation case before the high court. Thurgood Marshall, NAACP special counsel, famed for civil rights wins, leads the argument for the plaintiffs. Opposing him, John Rankin and government counsel frame the state's defense, with Rankin presenting the federal position through the solicitor general's office.
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Three Airmen Killed in Car Wreck Near Wilkes-Barre
Three Air Force enlistees died when their car crashed into a tree on Route 115 about 20 miles from Wilkes-Barre. The victims were Frank W. Klemitas 21 from Scranton, Larry Baldwin 21 of Seymour, Iowa, and Paul A. Huge 21 of Richland Center, Wisconsin. Baldwin, driving, and Hays were trapped in the wreckage, Klemitas was thrown onto the highway. the car was returning to Red Rock Air Force Base when the crash occurred. No witnesses reported.
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Ohio coach's wife dies after highway crash in Erie
Dorothy Wirthwein, 62, wife of an Ohio State University swimming coach, died at Hamot Hospital six hours after a head on collision in Lawrence Park. Coach Carl Wirthwein, 58, is in critical condition. Three Ohio State swimmers were treated and released. Rev T B Madsen and Petra Madsen, injured in the other car, are in fair condition. An autopsy will determine the cause of death.
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Civil Defense Plans Emergency Test In Corry Area
A group of Civil Defense executives from Corry Erie and Spring Creek met to discuss a simulated emergency test planned for September in the local area. Local director Clifford Holcomb said the test will be unlike any previous drills and that details of the fictitious disaster will be released later.
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Thompson on holiday leaves Moscow for three week tour
AP reports Liewelly Thompson departed Moscow alone aboard American Air Power for a three week holiday in Germany and Italy. He is expected to return in September.
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