Judge To Rule On Race Crisis At Central High
National Guardsmen ring Central High School as federal Judge Ronald Davies weighs a temporary delay in integration. Gov Faubus seeks peaceful settlement while Eisenhower considers intervention and a conference with the Attorney General.
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Ark
Central High School
Ronald N. Davies
Davies
Orval Faubus
Eisenhower
Faubus
Newport
R. L
Washington
Brownell
Arkansas
Elenhower
Faulhaus
National Guard
Voter registration in Corry on first day of two
Corry held a two day voter registration drive beginning yesterday at the Municipal Building with 44 new registrations and 32 address changes. Republicans dominated with 29 new GOP registrants to 15 for Democrats as both sides prepare for the upcoming mayoral race between Bur T Cherry and Fred Kintey. Today’s registrations extend to 10 pm with expectations of higher totals as Friday shoppers qualify. NUMBER EIGHT FOR ARTIE LONDON Artie Shaw reportedly wed Evelyn Keyes in a secret Spain ceremony releasing in the London Daily Mail.
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Corry
Waterhouse
Kinley
Bur 'T. Cherry
Fred Kintey
Janes
U S weighs easing long travel ban on Albania
The United States considers relaxing an 11 year travel ban on Americans to Communist Albania as a step toward broader ties. Washington notes Albania and Bulgaria have signaled desire for full contacts, while monitoring Albanian ports used by Soviet naval forces. Diplomats say formal relations remain months away.
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United Bintes
Alunals
Saviet Wi
State Department
Bulgaria
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Albania
Red
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Durazzo
Saseno
Mediterranean
Ike's Vacation Interrupted By Integration Controversy
President Eisenhower to cut New England trip to handle Arkansas school integration Little Rock and rising Middle East tensions. He will meet with Atty. Gen. Brownell Dulles and adviser Henderson after brief return from Newport to discuss Little Rock Central High School and Syria crisis. The White House indicated possible use of aid and policy to address regional threats.
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R. 1
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Harbor Island
James C. Hagerty
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Iusenhower
Orval &, Foubus
Central High School
U. S
State Department
Jacob lin Clark Chosen As 1957 Potato Queen
Nineteen year old Jaccolin Clark of Spartansburg won the 1957 Potato Queen title sponsored by the arry Kiwaals Club. She bested five rivals in a contest modeled after major state and national beauty events, with judges led by Congressman Carroll D. Kearns. The night drew about 1,500 spectators as the six contestants presented bathing suits, evening gowns, and costume fashion. Virginia Blore and Miss Jensen finished close behind, each separated by one point from Clark. Sandra Cochran, last year’s queen, crowned the new ruler as the festival continued with pet parade and a dance planned on East Park Place.
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Spartansburg
Arry Kiwaals Club
Corry Ind
Miss Clark
Solent
Corry
Jensen
Wattsburg Grange
Virginia Blore
Wattsburg Lions Club
Sandra Cochran
Congressmanr Carroll D. Kearns
Gift Taylor
Hy Yaple
Erie Rewepaper
Mirriam Loyd
Pennsylvania
Chain Store Council
Marvin Boyd
General Bag Co
Cleveland
East Park Place
Miss America Pageant Update In Atlantic City
The trial resumes as an officer testifies while preparations for the Miss America pageant advance in Atlantic City. Marian Ann McKnight Wing is cited among contenders for Miss America with talent and preliminary rounds shaping the field. Gloria Ruth Rupprecht, Miss St Petersburg, wins talent with a sung impression. Jody Elizabeth Shattuck, from Atlanta, earns the outright title with her 97 24 98 measurements and 6 foot 9 stature.
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N. Joi
Iird
Fing
Marian Ann McKnight
Manning
Indiana
Gloria Ruth Rupprecht
Valparaiso
Martin W. Rupprecht
Grace Lutheran Church
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jody Elizabeth Shattuck
Atlanta
Miss Shattuck
Pittsburgh
St. Lawrence University
Ganton
University of Georgia
Officer Says No Authority In Fatal GI Shooting
In Maebashi Japan a GI soldier Girard faces a fatal shooting claim with his commanding officer stating no orders were given to fire. Deposed Lt Billy Mahon testified neither he nor others ordered scrap metal collectors away from the firing range. Witnesses described collectors sometimes firing blanks or empty cartridges to scare locals as trial proceeds over the August incident.
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Japan
William
Girard
Metel
Billy Mahon
Comyn
Tex
Nobor
Cirard
Japanesex: Judioes.1i- Tamu Reat ‘of Shooting Mra
Naks
Mahaney
Tela
Batista Claims Victory Over Cuban Rebels
Government forces crushed a rebel uprising in Cienfuegos after daylong fighting with troops tanks planes and heavy weapons. Casualties were not immediately known and some rebels fled to the hills as Fidel Castro followers were reported active.
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Batista
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Cientfuegos
Castro
Traveler alias thief snared after 11 year chase
Indiana police finally arrested Charles R. Speedie, 51, in Middleburgh Heights after an 11-year manhunt for the elusive Traveler who cashed about a half million dollars in bad checks across 40 states. Speedie, sought by agencies nationwide, admitted guilt but offered to plead to a single federal indictment if states joined charges. He faced Ohio first, with California likely next, lawmen said. Speedie built a vast, well organized operation with 30 pounds of documentary evidence and dozens of aliases. He reportedly kept to small checks of about $50 and avoided three-check bursts. Authorities note his calm demeanor and persuasive personality aided his scheme.
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Edwin C. Schroeden
Schroeder
Charles R. Speedie
San Fernando
Calif
Speedie
Middleburgh Heights
John McCrory
Indiana State Police
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Ohio
California
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Neb
Iman
Los Angeles
Little Rock
Ark
Virgil T
Blossom
Lions Club
Central High School
United Nations Approves Malaya Membership
The Security Council approved the membership application of Malaya, formerly a British protectorate in Southeast Asia, now an independent member of the Commonwealth. Malaya becomes the 82nd United Nations member, with accession dated after August.
65810 Doses Of Flu Serum Ready In State
State health officials announce 65810 doses of Asian Flu vaccine to civilian supply houses as latest batch released. Public Health Service says availability will occur through normal channels for non-priority civilians. Priorities include hospital and nursing staff, safety workers, and tuberculosis patients. state police to receive inoculations when available. A final lab analysis of Boy Scout Jamboree cases near Valley Forge shows about six actual Asian flu cases among 350 of 400 boys tested, with higher illness counts among those with respiratory symptoms. Local checks covered Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and Washington Greene counties.
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Fu ‘Iy
William DB
Sehrack Jr
State Health Department
Schrack
Shrack
Valley Forge
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Washington-Greene County
Burning Cross Appears Near Black Family Home in Levittown
A five foot cross made of branches was set ablaze in the yard of Lewis Wechsler who lives beside the Myers family, the first Black residents in Levittown. Police found gasoline dipped rags nearby and suspect pranks by youths. Wechsler offered support to the Myers, who moved in amid eight nights of local demonstrations. Tito Welcomes Britain's Lloyd in Belgrade as part of official visit.
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Levittown
Lewis Wechsler
Wechsler
William Myers Jr
Myers
Thiey
Tito
Britain
Lloyd
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Free Sergeant Acquitted In Slapping Of Trainee
Army sergeant Alexander Brown of Warrington Florida was acquitted by a fac ial court martial in Carson Colorado after four minutes deliberation of mistreating trainee Maurice Willie 22 of Kansas City in Co I 99th Infantry Brown testified he disciplined trainees as a non commissioned officer and that Willie suffered a nosebleed but needed no hospital defense witnesses said Brown kept discipline within his jurisdiction Willis and Brown are both Black the case is part of eight enlisted men charged with mistreatment of trainees. another sergeant was convicted last week.
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Colo
Army
Alexander Brown
Beale
Brown
Warrington
Fla
Pyt
Maurice Wiltie
Kansas City
Willis
Co. I
99Th Infantry Regiment
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Gunnison
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