Integration Clash Shuts Little Rock High for Second Day
National Guardsmen blocked Negro pupils from Central High School in Little Rock Ark in defiance of a federal court order as Gov Faubus and authorities clash over school racial integration. Federal authorities weigh action while tensions rise in Charlotte and Kentucky Sturgis with calmer scenes and orderly classes amid protests.
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National
Little Rock, Ark
North Carolina
Kentucky
Little Rock
Central High School
Central High
Ronald N. Davies
Orval Faubus
Manon Johnson
National Guard
Washington
Herbert Brownell Jr
Sturgis
Charlotte
Harding High School
New York
Reds Reject Western Arms Deal For Second Time
LONDON Russia rejected the latest Western arms package declaring it nothing new and unacceptable. Soviet delegate Zorin demanded unconditional and immediate nuclear test suspensions linked to broader disarmament steps, calling the plan a maze of difficult problems. US Britain and Canada询问 if this was final. Zorin said Aug 27 declaration was the answer, recalling Moscow’s previous open skies and two year test suspension rejection after a successful ICBM test.
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London
Russia
Valerian Zovvin
Zorin
Soviet Union
Harold Stassen
United States
Allan Noble
Britain
David Ritchie
Canada
West
Germany Visit By China Boss Hinted
Berlin dispatch reports a Communist government source suggesting Mao Tse tung may visit East Germany in October during an extensive tour of Russia's European satellites. He is slated to be in Moscow in November for the Bolshevik revolution anniversary, with possible stops in Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary East Germany and Yugoslavia.
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East Germany
Russia
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Moscow
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Dust Clouds Threaten Rockets And Satellites
University of New Mexico meteorologist Dr. Lincoln Lapaz warned at UCLA that dust clouds encircling Earth could jeopardize the artificial satellite program and rocket launches. He said the dust consists of tiny iron and stone particles and may be more formidable than anticipated.
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Itwsj
University of New Mexico
Lincoln Lapaz
Meteorological Society
Ucla
Holiday Begun By Ike Mamie Eisenhower Arrive at Quonset
President and Mrs. Eisenhower touched down at Quonset Point Naval Air Station Rhode Island to begin a Rhode Island vacation. Gov. Dennis J. Roberts welcomed them with naval officers and recognized Hear Adm. K. K. Rice and base commander Capt. Hardette E. The couple then traveled aboard the Barbara Anne for a quick cruise across Narragansett Bay to Newport amid overcast skies.
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Eisenhower
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Rhode Island
Columbine
Quonset, Rhode Island
Dennis J. Hoberts
Adm
K. K. Rice
Fleet Air Commander
Hardette E
Barbara Anne
Tangansett Bay
Hearing Set For TV Team's Son
Hollywood reporter notes Ronnie Burns 22 son of George Burns and Gracie Allen will face probation hearing and sentencing for speeding in Beverly Hills Municipal Court. He pleaded guilty to driving 85 mph in a 23 mph zone in a 2 mile stretch.
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Hollywood
INS
Ronnie Burns
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Burns
Beverly Hills
Cay
EBMUD Seeks License to Build Three Dams
The East Bay Municipal Utility District seeks a Federal Power Commission license to construct three dams on the Mokelumne River and its South Fork. The move aims to secure hydroelectric capacity and water management for the East Bay area.
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East Bay
Eden Township State College Site Favored
The State Dept of Education recommends placing the South County state college in Eden Township near the Castro Valley Freeway Foot ALT Blvd intersection. The plan, not binding on Public Works, eliminates Fremont Livermore and Pleasanton though they may still bid. Hayward San Leandro Castro Valley Mt Eden Ashland are in the running with local efforts backing Eden location.
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State Depts. of Public Works
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Livermore
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San Leandro
San Lorenzo
Mt. Eden
Ashland
Chamber of Commerce
Leandro Approves Reduced 1957 58 Tax Rate
SAN LEANDRO The City Council approved an official $1.27 1957 58 tax rate last night marking the tenth tax rate cut in as many years. The cut from $1.32 results from debt redemption and higher assessed valuation. Assessment rose from $85 million to $93 million this year.
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San Leandro
Pair Tries to Sell Medical License in Hollywood Sting
LOS ANGELES police charged Robert Reddick a Baltimore physician and Maryland medical board official and John Statham a North Hollywood musician with selling a Maryland medical license to a Hollywood osteopath. They allegedly appeared with the license at Dr. Frank Nolan’s Sunset Boulevard office.
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Ses
Robert Reddick
John F. Statham
Maryland
Hollywood
Reddick
Baltimore
Maryland Medical Board
Statham
North Hollywood
Ilicense
Sunset Blvd
Frank Nolan
Jet Plunges Into Homes in Berkeley. Pilot Dies
A navy test pilot Lt. John Renshaw, 28, died when a flaming jet fighter crashed into a residential area near Lambert-St. Louis airport. Two homes were destroyed and seven residents escaped unharmed. Authorities planned a full wreckage examination to determine engine failure.
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ST. Louis
Berkeley
Lambert-St. Louis
Navy
John BR. Renshaw
Holiday Marks Cuban Uprising Anniversary
In Havana the Cuban government and army marked the twenty fourth anniversary of the uprising that began Fulgencio Batista on his turbulent path to the presidential palace. Public offices closed and holiday programs were planned at army and police posts.
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Havana
Seems
Fulgencio Batiste
Newark Firemen Sworn In Amid Ongoing Dispute
Newark witnesses the first sworn firemen ceremony as Louis Caldeira Harold Caldeira and John Wilson receive lieutenants stripes against the city. Officials say ratings were granted by a volunteer district not city commissioners while a strategy session among firemen leaves their next move unresolved. City Manager Nail reiterates the city stance as council confirms hiring chief Pashote and five firefighters.
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Newark
Louis Caldéira
Harold] Caldeira
John Wilson
John. Nail
Tne
Joseph Pashote
Nail
Hicks
Peril in Syria Situation Told
Washington reports quote Middle East troubleshooter Lou Henderson calling the Syrian crisis extremely serious and capable of affecting the security of the whole free world after a 14 day fact gathering trip in the Middle East and an immediate briefing to Secretary of State John Foster Dulles
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Washington
Middle East
Lou W. Henderson
Free World
Henderson
Syria
John Foster Dulles
Kangaroo Court Inmate Trial Set
Redwood City Vernon Williams a 20 year old inmate goes on trial October 9 in the kangaroo court slaying of a San Mateo county jail inmate. Williams pleaded not guilty to a first degree murder charge. Two fellow prisoners Dan Lee Howard and Joseph Weitenheimer pleaded guilty last week and were sentenced to time imprisonment.
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Redwood City
Vernon Willams
San’ Mateo County
Williams
Dan Lee Howard
Joseph Weitenheimer
Health Unit Reports Asian Flu Trends Worldwide
The World Health Organization announced Asia Flu cases are rising in Europe South America and Africa while overall disease severity remains unchanged. Outbreaks appear to have peaked in Australia and are slowing in Asia according to the UN briefing.
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United Nations
N.Y
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World “Health Organization
Europe
South America
Africa
W.H.O
Australia
Asia
Burglar Hits Fremont Home Steals Wine and Items
Deputies report an intruder entered Ward E. Brosius home on Loyd Road and stole six bottles of wine two clocks bedding and clothing valued at about 100 dollars. Police seek clues as the weekend was interrupted by the break in.
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Fremont
Ward
E. Brosius
Loyd Rd
School Merger Delay Pressed in County Meeting
San Lorenzo trustees joined Hayward board members in asking a delay of the proposed merger of nine local districts into three. They call for postponement until January to avoid jeopardizing state funds for Cherryland High. Ralph Van Nortwick will present the board’s request at tomorrow’s County Committee on School District Organization meeting. Additional questions include impact on the San Lorenzo tax rate as districts consider regional unification plans.
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Hayward
Cherryland
Ralph. van Nortwick
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van Nortwick
Arroyo
Castra Valley
Independ
Palomares
Redwood
la Vista
Vanderbilt Jr Weds Sixth Wife in Secret Lakefront Ceremony
Wealthy LA socialite Imeliu Vanderbilt Jr. reportedly married his sixth wife in a private Lake Tarde ceremony. Details are scarce, but the event marks a high-profile union for the Vanderbilt family amid ongoing public interest in his lavish lifestyle.
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Vanderbilt Jr
Lake Tarde
INS
Imeliu “Vanderbilt
New Warden Named For San Quentin
Governor Knight named Fred H Dickson as the new warden of San Quentin prison. Dickson, previously associate warden at San Quentin since 1944, will replace the late Harley O Teets. He was born January 22 1901 in Nevada Missouri and began public service in 1920 at Kearney Nebraska.
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Sacramento
INS
Goodwin J. Knight
Fred H.dickson
Chino
San Quentin
Richard A. McGee
Senate
Dickson
Harley 0. Téets
Nevada
Missouri
State Industrial School
Kearney
Nebraska
Napa State Hospital
China
Kenyon A. Scudder
Washington State
Customs Agents Ring Members Indicted in Smuggling Ring
Federal grand jury in New York indicts 46 people including three customs agents as part of a multi million dollar narcotics ring. Arrests made in New York Baltimore and Washington with ring leader Harry Stromberg alias Nig Roset pursued nationwide. The five year scheme allegedly moved heroin cocaine and opium from Canada and other countries to supply wholesalers and peddlers across the United States.
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New York
INS
Edward Weinfeld
Paul W. Williams
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Harry Stromberg
Nig Roset
Thomas
Akel
Benjamin Dan
Washington
Danis
Samnick
Saul
Snyder
United States
Canada
U. S
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Chicago
Detroit
D. C
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
State of
California
Sailor Killed In Scuffle Aboard Destroyer Buck
AGANA Guam quartermaster 3/e Donald D Williams of San Diego died Monday night from injuries after attempting to quiet a seaman returning from shores leave aboard the destroyer U S Buck A Navy spokesman said Seaman Apprentice Isaacs Sias struck Williams with his fist and Williams was killed when his head struck the steel deck in the enlisted men's quarters
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Guam
Donald D. Williams
San Diego
Calif
Navy
U.S
Buck
Isaacs Sias
Williams
Sias
Willams
State Demo Vet Anglim Succumbs to Heart Attack
RICHMOND 17 Clitts Anglim deputy district of Contra Costa a leading Democrat died at his home today at age 53. He was a strong Roosevelt supporter and served as Democratic state chairman in 1936. Earlier he led the Federal Housing Authority in 1934 and later was collector of internal revenue in San Francisco.
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Clitts Anglim
Contra Costa Cona
Roosevelt
Anglim
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Federal Housing Authority
Internal Revenue
San’ Francisco
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