Atlanta School Officials Must Not Discriminate
Atlanta court rows over school integration as ruling hints at possible appeal. Gov Vandiver condemns outside agitation while board urges patience and argues no discrimination proven. Atlanta's 70,000 white and 31,000 Black pupils comprise about 10 percent of Georgia school age children.
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Herter Seeks Berlin Stopgap Plan at Geneva
Secretary of State Herter laid out Western minimums for a Geneva stopgap to ease Berlin tensions, demanding West Berlin access rights, rejection of East Germany recognition, and preservation of West Berlin ties with the West. Gromyko countered that the USSR has no such plans to push Berlin into a bloc, accusing the charge of being wasteful. The report also notes High Twelve Club’s noonday film, the 1958 Tournament of Roses.
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Riots End In Guayaquil After Three Days Of Bloodshed
Ecuador city Guayaquil returns to normal after three days of violence that left 24 dead and 150 wounded. Martial law remains in effect nationwide as authorities arrest over 450, with authorities blaming students for the unrest while noting no clear political motive.
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Ecuador
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Camilo Ponce
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Luis Ricardo Fineiros
Ponce
Ihas
Pineiros
Dynamite Placed On Train Tracks Near Rock Island Route
A suitcase packed with dynamite was placed on Rock Island Railroad tracks in Des Moines hours before a 200 passenger train. The fuse was lit a second time after the wheels cut the first, but the dynamite did not explode. Investigators said it was capped and fused by an expert and intended to blow the train. No passengers were injured. R. B. Johnson of Chicago, Rock Island vice president in charge of operations, was aboard a special car.
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West Des Moines
George Shuck
Sanity hearing set for Gov Earl Long in Galveston
A panel of court appointed attorneys may represent Louisiana Governor Earl K Long at a sanity hearing on June 16 in Galveston County. Probate Judge Hugh Gibson ordered the hearing to determine Long’s best interests while hospitalized. Deputies served notice, and Long listened to a doctor’s readings without comment. Mrs Long filed for commitment after Long expressed desire to leave John Sealy Hospital. He has not responded to family contact, and Gibson has appointed counsel Adrian Levy Sr Fine Bedford and Jean Hosey, though Long may choose any attorney. The hearing could be canceled if Long agrees to voluntary continued treatment. Hospital officials say Long’s physical condition is good and the stay may be brief.
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Adrian F. Levy Sr
Fine Bedford
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Fish Hatchery Doubles Output At Neosho Missouri
The federal hatchery at Neosho Missouri, the nation’s oldest and Missouri’s only federal facility, is projected to double output. Senate committee approved $320000 for improvements. House earlier backed the proposal by Rep Charles Brown. Funds to stay in Interior Department appropriation, aiding Table Rock Reservoir stocking before its June dedication.
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Kansas City Star
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Oklahoma
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Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony on Hospital Agenda Reported
Rebels declare a ribbon cutting and hospital dedication will include a tour and the laying of a stone. Officials list speakers Gov James Blair and Enrique Lacayo Farfan as principal, with a program of talks by hospital leaders and coalition members. The event unfolds on Southwest Blvd with civic and medical figures attending.
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Liberals Lead Strauss Attack Muddled Politico Rhetoric
The report outlines liberal pressure over Strauss with Schoeppel noting delays and potential weeks for a nomination vote. It describes a disjointed scene of political maneuvering, ministry figures, and alleged foreign influence while CNN-style parroting of invader chatter fills the page.
Prosecutor Quoted Suspect in Gruesome Case in Court
James C Thompson cited Spencer claiming he did not know if she was dead as he slit her throat. Spencer admitted beating the woman with a revolver. Crist admitted helping Spencer place the body in the basement of their home.
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Crist
Republican Women Launch Meeting in Missouri
About 400 women gathered Friday at the Governor Hotel for the Federation of Republican Women Clubs of Missouri annual meeting. The two day event features officer elections and a Saturday noon speech by Julian Zimmerman, FHA commissioner from Washington.
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Federation of Republican Women Clubs of
Missouri
Julian Zimmerman
Washington
Federal Housing Authority
Zimmerman
Earie Frost
Kansas City
Convicted Murderer Held in Kansas City
A convicted wife killer who escaped from a prison farm west of Jefferson City is held in Kansas City. Murrell King, 49, fled Tuesday night from the prison's church farm while serving a life term.
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Kansas City
Highway Patrol
Murrell King
Church Farm
Jefferson City
Sky Go Farms Milk Quality Story from Fulton Missouri
Sky-Go Farms in Fulton Missouri started in 1945 with 90 acres and seven cows and now spans over 640 acres with about 200 milk cows. The operation uses closed pasteurization, atmospheric-free processing, stainless systems, and radiant heated floors to produce Premium Quality Whole Milk under the Sky-Go banner, with strong emphasis on cattle health.
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mid-Missouri
Missouri
Sky-Go
Nature
Fulton
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