Mental health ruling halts Ole Miss enrollment protest
In Mississippi, Clennon King, the controversial African American applicant to the University of Mississippi, was ruled mentally incompetent and committed for observation. Doctors expect a psychiatry panel to assess his sanity as NAACP protests grow. King faced charges of resisting arrest after a tense confrontation on campus.
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UPD
University of Mississippi
State Hospital
Clennon
King
Kirkham
Chancery Court
Oxford
J. P. Coleman
University
Kingz
W. L. Jaquith
Clennon “King
Jaquith
Double Slayer Hanged in Utah After Praying
Barton Kay Kirkham, a 29 year old former Air Force mechanic, was executed at sunrise at Utah State Prison Farm in the state’s first hanging in years. He declined life imprisonment, proclaimed forgiveness to God, and died at 8 00 am after the trapdoor opened at 7 57 am. He was convicted of robbing and slaying Salt Lake grocer David Avon Freme and fatally shooting Ruth Holmes Webster during the Aug 12 1958 robbery, though Webster’s case was not tried.
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Utah
Barton Kay Kirkham
Kirkham
Air Force
Salt Lake
David Avon Freme
Ruth Holmes Webster
Perons Former Girlfriend Weds Minor Embassy Worker
Nelly Rivas, once linked to ex-President Juan D. Peron, married Carlos J. Rodriguez, a minor employee at the US Embassy, in Buenos Aires. The couple, neighbors in Florida, kept the ceremony private as investigations into Peron’s alleged corruption of a minor continue and he remains a refugee in the Dominican Republic.
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UPI
Nelly Rivas
Juan D. Peron
Carlos J. Rodrigiez
Rodriguez
Florida
Miss Rivas
Peron
Dominican Republic
Coffee Goes Further and Other Notices
Boston reports average coffee maker yields 63.9 cups from 8 pounds versus 49 in 154. The Daily Review, Inc. lists post office entry and rate details. Publication appears with Hayward California office and various Alameda County routes and addresses.
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The
Daily Review, Inc
Hayward
California
March & Wate
Winton Ave
Daily Review
Tron Ave
Alameda County
Califol
Peitersee
Eine
Leandroor
Leandro
Hiv
Hall Lockhaven 3
Center’ville
South Main Street
Sycamore
Iron Ore Exports Hit Record Volume in 2967
Brazil shipped 3,250,000 tons of iron ore worth 50,000,000 in 2967, a record for volume and income. The previous year saw exports of 3,740,000 tons valued at 84,400,006.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Nine Indicted in Check Money Order Thefts
SACRAMENTO UPI reports nine individuals indicted by a grand jury in a theft ring involving forged government checks and postal money orders. The group allegedly stole over $62,500 with potential total losses surpassing $100,000 as authorities pursue ringleaders and several members fled.
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Sacramento
UPI
Eder Bértain Jr
U. 8
Joseph
M- LA
Aeraneas Tay Ara Sey
Donnell
Treasury
Federel
Sherrill Halbert
O’donnell
Corbett (Rocky) Gensry
Gordon Re Reeves
Thes State Prison
Cl ‘Collins
China
Edward Wilburn
Broderick
Frank Marquez Gordillo
James Seiley
Morley
Lewis Bobby
Alloway
Bertain
O'Donnell
Gentry
Secret Service
Von Braun Sees US Space Effort Lagging
German-born missile expert Wernher von Braun warned the United States that civilian space plans under President Eisenhower and Congress may not be ready to operate before next January. He urged the Defense Department to lead Peacetime space programs now to avoid delays into next year. He spoke at a dinner where he received the Dr. Robert H. Goddard Memorial Trophy for advancing the American missile industry.
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Sia
Army
Civilian
Space Agency
Eisenhower
Congress
Defense Department
von Braun
Dr.t Robert H. Goddard
Weather Forecast With Wide Shower Potential Across West
General trend shows generally fair skies with showers in portions of the West. A Pacific Coast to Great Plains belt may see scattered thundershowers, plus rain along the Gulf Coast. Tornado warnings reached Kansas with a possible twister near Haviland. Central and northern plains report warm humid conditions and minor damage from storms.
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Pacific Coast
California
Nevada
Slains States
Gulf Coast
Kansas
Haviland
Kan
Plains
Texas
Lanta
Atlantic’ States
Foreign pupil wins office at Stanford university
Harjoon Park, a 21 year old Korean, is named the first foreign student to serve as senior class innovator at Stanford University. He came to the United States in 1954, financed studies by working jobs, and will enter Stanford Law School after graduation. He plans to return to Korea to practice law. Altogether a weather report notes a second tornado touching Attica Kansas and heavy rainfall at Lake Charles Louisiana with 0.75 inches.
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Harkjoon Park
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Univercity
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Lake Charles
Caro Unas
Charleston
Columbia
D.C
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Raleigh
N.C
Press International
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England
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Great Lakes
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Boston
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Alpanger
Great, Lakes
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Paiena
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Lions Club International
Canada
Los Angeles
Miami
New Orleans
New Yorker
Oakland
Delahoma
Phoenix
San Leandro
Speg
Pittsburgh
Alworth
Yosemite Park
Reno
Sacramento
Michael. Corbett
Salt Lake City
Glen
San Diego
Harxjoon
Corbett
San Francisco
Stanford Law School
Spokane
Wheather
Stockton
Korea
Gane
Tyesou
Failure to Hear Order Bared in Sub Sinking
A man testified Friday that a submarine sinking stemmed from power failure aboard the Stickíebacle before the mishap. The witness said the crew could have prevented loss if the orders had been heard.
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Honolady
Arna Navy
Phelps
Portugal Vote Set Tomorrow Amid Campaign Turbulence
Portugal prepares for a presidential vote with Gen Humberto Delgado facing Antonio de Oliveira Salazar era, as Salazar’s regime governs vast colonies and faces a muted public campaign. Police detained several dozen individuals as campaigning ended after a 26 day period.
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Humberto Delgado
Francisco ‘Higina Craveiro Lopes
Pres
Tal
Antonio Dé Oliveira ‘Salazar
Portugal
L A Loses Pension Tiff in Landmark Supreme Court Ruling
SAN FRANCISCO UP I The California Supreme Court ruled in favor of about 2 820 police officers widows and dependents in a pension dispute with Los Angeles. It held that employees who began work before charter amendments earned vested rights, invalidating changes that reduced benefits without compensation. The city argued employees stayed silent for years.
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San Francisco
UPI
Supreme ‘Court
Los Angeles
Civil Service
B. Rey Schauer
HARD To Visit Parley Official Attends Lodi Conference
Juné C. Yeates of the Hayward Area Recreation District attended a planning conference in Lodi as a Bay District chapter planning committee member for the California Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. He serves as vice president of the CAHPER district. the committee will begin planning for the 1959 conference.
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Juné C. Yéates
Hayward Area
Western Airlines Names Oakland Sales Manager Vincent 05
Western Airlines appointed Jack J. Vincent 05 as manager of sales activities in Oakland, replacing Tanellen R. Moos who was named regional manager in San Francisco earlier this week. Vincent, a native of ciaana, has served as a sales representative for the airline for five years.
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Jack J. Vincent
Western Air Lines
Oakland
Arthur F. Kelly
Licent
Cohen Says Durante Trial Details Unclear
Reported remarks describe alleged borrowing by a figure linked to organized crime as Jimmy Dural faces trial. Federal testimony references ownership of an ice cream parlor and a collection of expensive tailored suits, with judge Thurmond Clarke presiding and certain monetary figures cited.
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Mickeyhes
Come “ Sian
Jimmy Dural
Alleecals
Ted
Nein
Federal
Eviday
Ellis
Propaganda on Lebanon Warmed Up
A fragmentary note on propaganda regarding Lebanon depicts debate by a council balancing pro and anti positions. The text references indecisive labels and shifting rhetoric without clear actions or outcomes. The readable portion signals a contentious public discourse surrounding Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Road Change Threatens Historic Pig Wing Neptune Site
Landowner Lingle fights a new state highway plan that would pass through Neptune Park near Anne town limits, birthplace of Wing Neptune the World War I campaign pig. The animal toured for war bond rallies, aiding $18 million in bonds. the pig died in 1980 and was buried with honors. The highway project would relocate the burial site and disrupt local memory of the celebrity hog.
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Lingle
Tlinois
Wing Neptune
Anne
Hmits
Winais
Neptune Park
Divorce Rumors Surround Mickey Rooney and Elaine Mahnsen
Hollywood reports say 27 year old Mickey Rooney and his fourth wife Elaine Mahnsen are seeking happiness apart as their six year marriage nears its end. Rooney, once a child star, defends his privacy while acknowledging strain and public interest in his personal life.
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Hollywood
Mickey Rooney
Elaine
Mickey
Elaine Mahnsen
Suslov Vanished Rival to Nikita in Kremlin Power Struggle
Reports say Mikhail Suslov, a top Soviet Politburo member and editor of Pravda, has not appeared in public since May. Observers view him as a potential challenger to Khrushchev in the power struggle, amid rumors of exile for Nikolai Bulgenin and wider Kremlin reshuffles.
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London
UFDD
Mishaila Saslov
Kremlin
Premies Nikita
Moscow
Stroy
Nikolai AL Bulgenin
Black Sea
Odessa
Otten
Suslov
Khrushchev
Presidium
Politburo
Communist Party
Pravda
Khrushevev
Hierachy
Savas
Sushi: Japan's Favorite Snack Goes Global
Tokyo reports sushi rising in popularity as a national snack. Skilled chefs mix rice with sugar salt and vinegar by hand, shaping it into oval forms and topping with a slice of tawisa for distinctive flavor.
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Tokyo
Japan
Chrysler workers strike over plant union crackdown at Plymouth
DETROIT UPs report Unit Aulo Workers and local union officials confronted Chrysler management over a crackdown on union stewards. About 5,400 employees at the Plymouth body and assembly plants were sent home as the company suspended plant committeemen for failing to follow new work orders. In sympathy, about 600 employees walked out, leading to closures at Plymouth and affecting operations across Chrysler plants and nearby facilities.
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UPS
Aulo
Chrysler
Meebest Uaw
Plymouth
Chellow
Assembly S
General Motors
Kyoto Shrines and Tales Across Ancient Capital
Kyoto, once Japan's imperial capital from 794 to 1268, boasts imposing shrines, temples, palaces, and elaborate gardens. The city is renowned for its historic temples and landscaped gardens reflecting its rich cultural heritage.
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Japan
Tapan
Koyoto
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