Ten More Face Trial In Clinton School Dispute
Ten of the 16 defendants in the Clinton High School integration case appeared before U.S. District Judge Moperty L. Sailor in Knoxville on contempt charges for defying a court order. Bail and arrest details were reported as authorities moved to reopen Clinton High School in Anderson County after violent incidents including the beating of Rev. Paul Turner.
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Clinton, Tenn
Clinton High School
U.S. Dist
Moperty L. Saylor
Knoxville
Mary Nell Currier
John Kasper
Taylor
Kasper
W. H. Till
Presegregation White Citizens Council
Anderson County School Board
Paul Purner
National Guardsmen
Lawrence J. Brantley
Alonzo Bullock
William Brakebill
Clifford Carter
Jimmy Pierce
Clinton High
Spiritual values beyond money in daily life
The author reflects on how barter gave way to money and affected material worth while spiritual value rests in personal satisfaction. Describing divine blessing and peace of mind, the text ties loving service to others and to God as true compensation beyond dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
Dereliction Of Duty Found In Coast Guard Case
Norfolk reports that a Coast Guardsman Engineman J C Curtis Evans at Oak Island Lifeboat Station was relieved of duties reduced in rating and transferred after dereliction of duty was found regarding the first report of two missing North Carolina fishermen. Sessoms and Boone fled their drifting boat from Ft. Fisher. Boone died while drifting and Sessoms said he threw the body overboard. The officer of the day at Oak Island did not initiate an immediate search after police reports.
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Norfolk
5Th Coast Guard
Coast
North Carolina
H. C. Moore
J.C. Curtis Evans
Douglas
Wilson Sessoms
Laurinburg
N.C
J. E. Boone
Sessoms
Boone
Ft. Fisher
Corn Cake Inlet
Oak Island
Moore
Ike's Cooking Called All Bluff
Mrs Edgar Eisenhower of Tacoma says in a club discussion that the President’s cooking is all bluff. She claims Ike turns the knob to high and burns the meal to a crisp, noting she is his sister-in-law and knows the kitchen habits.
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Seattle
Eisenhower
Edgar Eisenhower
Tacoma
Wash
Women's University Club
Hungary Refusal Shocks UN Delegates In New York
UN delegates expressed shock at Hungary's denial of Dag Hammarskjold's proposed December visit to Budapest to coordinate relief efforts. A U.N. spokesman said no official word had been received, while U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. called the move an affront to Hammarskjold and to civilization. The General Assembly set December 7 as a deadline to revoke the Hungarian delegation’s observer status if no consent is given. Budapest claimed no official request had arrived for the visit. Hungarian Foreign Minister Imre Horvath said the government’s stance differed from Hammarskjold’s view.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Hungary
Dag Hammarskjold
Budapest
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Janos Kadar
U. N
Hammarskjold
Imre Horvath
Horvath
Allied Troops Leave Port Said Amid Evacuations
British and French forces continued to depart Port Said Egypt with 1 853 aboard the Dilwara bound for England and over 2 000 leaving the day before. Italian and Greek consuls urged evacuation ships as European civilians faced growing threats. Wrapping images showed convoys to the harbor while shop looting alarmed residents. Lt Gen Hugh Stockwell pledged to evacuate thousands of civilians if needed.
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Port Said
Egypt
Dilwara
England
Wd G
Hugh Stockwell
Commons Vote Set Eden Retain Support in Tight Confidence Move
London pundits split on Prime Minister Eden’s fate as the Commons prepared a vote of confidence on the Suez operation. Conservatives closed ranks with a possible dozen abstentions while factions debated whether Eden should resign after the Jamaica overstrain.
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London
Eden
House of Commons
Britain
Commons
Suez
Suez Canal
Jamaica
Egypt
United States
Nasser
Canal
Air Sea Refugee Lift Planned for Hungarian Fugitives
President Eisenhower ordered a large air and sea evacuation of 21,500 Hungarian refugees. The Air Force and Navy will transport 15,000, with 6,500 to be brought by an international migration committee. White House secretary Hagerty called it the largest peacetime airlift in history.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
United States
Air Force
Navy
Eisenhower to Visit Drought Stricken Southwest in January
President Eisenhower plans a January swing through the drought ravaged Southwest. He will meet farm leaders and hear farmers' grievances as experts call federal relief too late and too little. States report drought comparisons to the Dust Bowl era and severe conditions across Colorado Utah Arizona Kansas New Mexico.
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Dallas
Eisenhower
Southwest
L. C. Carpenter
Missouri
Carpenter
Associated Press
Colorado
Agriculture Department
Utah
Arizona
University of Arizona
Kansas
New Mexico
Russians Clamp Down On Traffic In West Berlin
Western officials view Soviet moves to restrict Allied road and rail traffic as part of broader security anxiety. U S Army convoy forced to turn back as Russians demand identity checks and cargo searches amid rail dispute negotiations with Britain and France.
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Berlin
Russia
West Berlin
Kremlin
Hungary
Poland
Convy
West Germany
U.S
East Germany
St Nick Visits Hungarian Refugee Children in Camp Kilmer
Dozens of Hungarian children at Camp Kilmer New Jersey awoke to find St Nick had visited their polished shoes. Volunteers and Red Cross teams delivered small gifts including dolls games candy and switches from various organizations to refugee parents billeted there.
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Camp Kilmer
N.J
St. Nicholas
Red Cross
U S Iceland Reach Agreement On Keflavik Base
The United States and Iceland reach a complete accord on continued U S operation of Keflavik air base. The plan includes quick expansion work costing about 12 million dollars yearly and possible economic aid to Iceland amid a projected 30 million dollar deficit. About 4 000 U S troops are stationed there.
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Washington
United States
Iceland
Strategic Air
Keflavik
Moscow
U. S
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Charlotte Man Dies in Fatal Collision
Edward Hamby, 26, was killed in a two car crash in Charlotte. Richard Hamby, 21, his brother and one driver, was charged with manslaughter and reckless driving. Also injured were their father Wiley Hamby, 63, and Mrs Mable Benton 22. Mrs Mary Brown died on arrival at Good Samaritan Hospital after collapsing at her home.
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Charlotte
Edward Hamby
Richard
Richard Hamby
Wiley Hamby
Mable Benton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mary Brown
Clashes in Budapest as Pro government and Nationalists Fight
Crowds packed Budapest's Great Boulevard as about 100 pro government demonstrators clashed with a nationalist group of equal size. Russian armored cars and tanks moved through the city as columns of police and Hungarian officers stood ready. Gunfire was reported from a window and two men were killed with several wounded.
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Budapest
Janos Kadar
Great Boulevard
Danube
Marx Square
Budaapest
Vaccine Use Urged By Folsom
Secretary of Welfare Folsom urged newspapers to push polio vaccine use with the same urgency as vaccine scarcity coverage. He told a National Press Club audience that children remain susceptible and supplies are plentiful, warning against public apathy and the risk of preventable death or paralysis.
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Washington
Folsom
National Press Club
Illinois farm boy renounces repatriation in China
An Illinois POW from Carbondale named Ailey Pate who refused repatriation after the Korean War claims disillusionment in Communist China. He and Aaron Wilson of Louisiana crossed into China from Hong Kong seeking home return, saying life there offered no peace and that he plans to work on his father’s farm after illness and family tragedy.
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U.S
Seattle
Hong Kong
Illinois
China
Ailey Pate
Carbondale
United States
Pate
Tokyo
Aaron Wilson
Urania
Pris
Wilson
Ronald
Pete
Daniel H. Pate
Tsiwan
Red China
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Mary
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Julesburg
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Los Angeles
Arley Pate
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