Food Poisoning Hits Hundreds Across Nation
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a food poisoning outbreak strikes hundreds nationwide. At an annual outing in Altica many hospitalized and dozens ill after sandwiches left unrefrigerated in heat. Other incidents in Cheyenne Milwaukee Cincinnati and Wyoming cause hospitalizations and concern as investigators seek source and remedies.
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Second Negro Enters Central High School
Report onIntegration at Central High School notes Elizabeth Eckford and other Black students entering the formerly all white school under federal guard. It covers the first days of the 1957-58 term and local demonstrations.
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Mann
Wallace Sage Rotary Speaker Delivers Talk at Prescot
Wallace Sage spoke at the Prescot Rotary meeting held at The Pogue on Tuesday. Supt Be and program chair led the evening with details on Rotary and its aims. Sage described the organization’s impact, noting costs and student reach, and guests Neilson, Cliff Ruddine, and Emile Ars Eppler attended dinner and reception.
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Monroe
Wallace
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Seouls Sitdown Strikers Demand US Action Amid Tense World News
Readable fragments report Seoul protesters blocking the U S Embassy for hours demanding Washington curb fanaticism. Mentions Khrushchev and Berlin talks as global tensions mount, with references to Bonn, London, and Washington forthcoming visits.
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Bonn
London
Khrushchev
Washington
Britannic Skipper Fired by Cunard Amid Alleged Incident
Liverpool reports confirm Cunard dismissed Capt James B Armstrong of the 27,000-ton Britannic after an Atlantic voyage from New York to Liverpool in June. A gray-haired Irishman, Armstrong, 54, had served 30 years, with the matter reportedly tied to an alleged incident at the captain's table involving a female passenger. He is pursuing legal counsel as his career ends just before retirement.
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Fignert to the Stesbone action on their wee
Fignert announces a local action at the Stesbone on a small stage, with residents invited to observe. Details remain sparse but the event centers on community engagement and a brief public session.
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Stesbone
Rev Sherman Dies at Fayetteville in Arkansas Pastoral Career
The Rev. William Sherman, 4g, died at a Fayetteville hospital yesterday. He served Arkansas pulpits in the Matherlist Church from 1888 until retirement in 1941, after living in Fayetteville since. Survivors include a daughter, a son, and a sister. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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William Sherman
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Creville
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van Buren
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Helena Forrest City
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Confederate Vet Still Critical in Houston Hospital
Confederate veteran Walter Williams, age 18, remains in critical condition in Houston after a restless night and poor nourishment according to his daughter Willie Mae Bowles. The marker of a fading survivor from the Civil War, Williams has been listed as the war's last surviving soldier by local reports.
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Willie Mae Bowles
Walter William
Fragmented Detective Scene Reveals Noted Tensions
In a dim room Katherine confronts Vince while memories flash of past warmth and a mysterious death. Sandy Lop and Hogan loom in the background as Kathie learns of a dangerous plan to track a suspect to Mayfork. The fragment points to fractured loyalties and impending action involving Carray, Husket, and Dutch Ovvack.
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Jim Kineen
Huuidel
Jotiek
Raskell
Sandy
Hogan
Haskell
Girl Admits Beating Child to Death
Betty Joe Ellis, 18, confessed to murdering her infant son Robert Ellis by beating and stabbing with a safety pin. Autopsy cited blunt force trauma and multiple stab wounds. Ellis, living with husband Robert Fis, had a one-month-old daughter Linda. The case details include a prior birth in June and ongoing family turmoil as investigators pursued the incident.
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Betty Joe Ellis
Robert Dersie Ellis
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Robert Fis
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