Airline Hearing Weighs Ozark Renewal of City Service
The Civil Aeronautics Board opens a hearing in Washington on whether Ozark Air Lines should keep serving 10 cities in Iowa Illinois Missouri and Kansas. The hearing before ex aminer Barron Fredericks will test use it or lose it rules and potential subsidy changes.
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Integration Is Greater Crime Says Arkansas Judge
Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Jim Johnson called racial integration a greater crime than rape and murder and said he would campaign for a state constitutional amendment to bar schools from race mixing. He argued canons banning political speeches do not curb a judge speaking on day’s issues. Johnson, a staunch segregationist, has supported Governor Faubus at rallies in California and Louisiana.
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Jim Johnson
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Arkansas Gazette
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Supreme Court
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RAF Plane in Safe Return
A Royal Air Force plane carrying 80 personnel including an eight man crew returned safely to Mitchel Field on Long Island after engine trouble over the Atlantic. The Bristol Britannia turbojet left at 3 30 a.m. and came back five hours later as a precaution due to fuel difficulties. The flight was part of a six plane airlift between Britain and the United States tied to an ongoing British exposition.
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Lyneham
Engand
London
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Great Britain
United States
Nasser Arrives for Talks with Tito in Yugoslavia
President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic arrived in Belgrade for talks with Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito. The high level discussions focus on regional and Arab world cooperation and Cold War alignments.
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PUSA
Yugoslavia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Tito
Old Farm Bloc Seen As Powerful In Farm Policy
Washington report notes the old Farm Bloc remains influential among farm leaders and lawmakers. The recent defeat of a wheat price support rise from 75 to 80 percent highlights shifting alliances among cotton and corn states and the Eisenhower administration approach to limited government farming.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Heat Wave Claims Thirty Lives in Lahore Region
Officials report 30 deaths and more than 100 heat stroke cases over four days as temperatures spiked from 101 to 121 degrees. The extreme heat has strained health services and prompted warnings.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Father of 3 Killed Working on Power Pole in Kansas
Anthony Lauer, 32, a father of three and employee of a Hays electrical firm, was killed Sunday night in the Loretto community near Hays after contacting a live wire and falling 25 feet while working on a power pole at a baseball field.
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Hays, Kas
Anthony Lauer
Loretto
Hays
Court Rules on Bus Legalities
The Connecticut Supreme Court upholds a law allowing parochial pupils to ride public school buses while striking down use of Connecticut School Fund money for this service. Chief Justice Baldwin notes the measure aids parental choice and student safety within church‑state separation limits. Justice Mellitz disputes the funding ruling in part.
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Hartford
Samuel Mellitz
Children and adults missing after Dunajec River accident
A Dunajec River incident in oc ern Poland left a teacher and two boatmen missing with several children aged 13 to 18 aboard. Five children were rescued or accounted for, according to Zycie Wi.
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Dunajec
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Poland
Zycie Wi
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