Little Rock echoes harden Southern stance on integration
Crisis over desegregation intensifies in the Deep South as officials report tougher attitudes toward court orders, talk of a cooling off period, and rising support for segregationist groups. Clashes from Georgia to Florida show varied reactions, with NAACP warnings and clerical appeals cited.
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Little Rock Tense Two Months After Central High Riot
Two months after the Central High riots federal troops left the city as the Arkansas National Guard assumed control. Negro students attend classes with no armed guards amid rising community unity and ongoing tensions. Recovery reports and council election results frame a wary path to normalcy.
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Russian Rivalry and Soviet Satellite Insight
Economist James H. Blackman reports strong rivalry with America among Russians he met in Moscow and Leningrad, yet officials welcome more scholarly exchange. He notes the first Soviet satellite aroused pride while warning that government barriers and poverty may limit consumer growth and that Soviet science could soon challenge Western tech in key areas.
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