Arkansas Editor Defies Faubus Over Integration Crisis
Harry Ashmore, executive editor of the Arkansas Gazette, defends law and order during the Little Rock crisis. He distances himself from integration advocacy, noting the Gazette opposed Faubus’s use of National Guard to block enrollment at Central High and expects federal court rulings and civil rights actions to shape the outcome.
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Harry
Arkansas Gazette
Little Rock
Faubus
South
the Gazette
Gazette
National Guard
Central High School
Greenville
S. C
Supreme Court
Clemson College
Clemson
Ie Green
S. Piedmont
Aiak
Charlotte
N. C
News
The
Barbara Laier
Swampscott
Mass
Furman University
Nanth
Win Rockefeller
Arkansas Dnvelopment Assn
Ford Foundation
Dixie
Woodrow Wilson Mann
Sid McMath
Tobacco Market Prices Irregular Across North Carolina Virginia
Week of sales on flue cured markets showed general stability with uneven shifts. North Carolina and Virginia totals reached over 20 million pounds with average prices around 55 dollars per hundred, while season totals remained lower than prior year amid mixed grade performance.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Virginia
Federal State Market News Service
Virgina
Caroline
Stabilization Corp
Middle Belt
Budget Cut Gives Cold Feet on Governors Island Army Barracks
In New York Harbor on Governors Island an anonymous enlisted man reports unheated barracks during a cold spell as the Defense Department imposes austerity. An Army spokesman says heat will not come until it becomes very cold and funds are tightly managed.
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Army
Governors Island
New York Harbor
Telegraph condemns violence in Littl Rock protests
The Daily Telegraph argues the past week's events show Americans reject lawless violence. It says the few hundred violent protesters outside Central High School do not represent the United States or the South, nor do gangs in London or Glasgow reflect Britain.
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Daily Telegraph
Littl Rock
Central
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South
Glasgow
Bulganin Nehru pledge friendship in Moscow broadcast
A Moscow radio broadcast quotes Premier Bulganin and Indian Prime Minister Nehru expressing mutual friendship as key to peaceful settlement of international questions. Nehru says the friendship serves peaceful world problem solving and is eternal. King Henry VII allegedly banned hops in beer.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Nehru
Bulganin
India
Henry VII
England
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