Faubus Refuses Subpoena in 1957 Integration Case
Testimony details a 1957 probe into school integration at Central High School in Arkansas. Governor Faubus declined to honor subpoenas, citing executive immunity, while defendants Binns and Monts faced bombing charges. Monts later convicted and sentenced to twelve years. trial motions challenged subpoena scope and fairness.
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Binn
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Mare
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Faubis
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Pulaski
William Kirby
Pidusti
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Thrat Farbus Lad
Uva
Arkansas
Paulus
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Jngwledge
Ulapegan
Kirby
Weather Forecast Summary from Regional Report
Weather experiment report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. shows Quy, Fligh 90, and Low 87 with no precipitation. total May rainfall 16.37 inches, down from 17.08 the same period last year. Rivers MED RIVET and Fult on levels noted 9.9 and 8.8 feet. MIRANSAS and LITTLE RIVER levels fluctuating. Partly cloudy this afternoon with scattered showers unlikely. highs near 70s to 90, lows 60s tonight. Wednesday expected 29 to and 9. Regional forecast calls for continued warmth, a few widely scattered afternoon or evening showers, with Thursday partly cloudy and possible showers. Highs mid 90s central, southeast, and southwest. lows in the 60s to mid 80s. Northeast and northwest regions variable. highs around mid 90s near centraleast and west.
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Associated Press
Llerneay
Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Lumber and Grains Activity
The market leaned toward weakness in early trading with weaker prices for wheat and barley while oats and rye showed firmness. Corn and livestock receipts were mixed as traders watched government estimates and wholesale channels for direction amid fluctuating demand.
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Jap Students Threaten Sitdown Over Eisenhower Visit
Tokyo dispatch reports that Zen’gakure student federation and allied leftist groups threaten a sit-down strike near Tokyo International Airport on June 1 to protest President Eisenhower’s four day state visit. Prime Minister Kishi vows strong action to keep traffic flowing and urges support for a pro visit stance.
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Tokyo
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Mithways
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Eisenpower
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Pri Jic
Halabo
Actio
Ard
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Isahowey
Hushi
Parliqmej
All Around Town Highlights Local League, Graduations
The Star reports Baskin Factory of the Pony League beat Fivel Nationals 4 to 4. Schedule notes list games at Carral Polkel's, Muswingills' home, and Byers' home with multiple matchups. Recent coverage mentions the First pink Lumuto price at Montbelly and local graduates from Southwestern in Memphis with degrees in philosophy and biology. Dick Watkins and Jim McKenzie attended the ceremonies.
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Fat Hime
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Wstary
Montbelly
Kenny Cusay
Renna Sipe Tomaly
AL Graduatiim
Southwestern
Memphis
Judy Watking
Adelyll
Philo Sophy
Janet McKengie
Dick Watkins
Jim McKenzie
Rochester leader Ruth McKinney named Gallup president
Ruth McKinney of Cleveland becomes president of the Gallup group, succeeding Rev. Roger Fredericks on the New England church executive. McKinney, wife of Rev Wade McKinney, has long served in Christian Service and church leadership, including roles with the National Council of American Baptist Women.
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Rochester
Negra
Aled
Spain
Ruth MuKiney
Dh Jond
Naredt
Vic
Gailltipys
Roger Prederickson
Sioux Falls
S.D
City approves sale and bids old dumping ground
Hope City Board of Directors last night passed ordinances and approved selling the city’s old dumping ground on 9th Street to the highest bidder, Horace Samuel, for 60. The site hadn’t been used by the city for some time. The group also backed a small car rink at Fairpark and a city park swimming pool project, plus sewer and park improvements and a downtown business sweep. Chief Jack Brown was instructed to enforce the law.
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Hope City
Eranuel
Luane Haree
Dtelo
Oth Streel
Horace
Samuel
Grove
Milnielnal
Park Turusa
Euevorst
Insurgenienl
Southland Aviation
Fairpark
Alutdenig Park
Soutivana Heights
de Taulte
Melarty
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Laily
iChief Jack Brown
Picket Lines Halt Most Missile Base Work Amid Strike
Amid a broad walkout, key technicians and workers idled at Atlas and Convair missile sites across California and Texas. Union leaders say 25,000 JAN workers refuse to cross picket lines, threatening delays at bases testing U5 missiles while nonunion plants remain active.
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Calif
Api—Liion Pickelines
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Lawieh Ie
jSlnles
Allas
Rom Yunidenberg
Califhe
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Ol Generaly Dynamics Corp
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Angeles
Cype Cihavera
Milus
Arives
Ina
Warren
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Toloma
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Suike
Alerallamissie
Arkanwas Future Farmers hold 33rd annu conversion meeting
The Arkansas Association of Future Farmers of America completed its 33rd annual event during the last week of Sevier style with Vicw President Gene Bari Jes ter of Blevins leading the proceedings as featured guest.
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Sevier
Offresus
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Officer Shoots Two by Mistake in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police officer Mulert Marinello, 27, was charged with homicide after mistakenly shooting and killing two bystanders while attempting to stop a steel shooting incident. Bail set at $800. Authorities reversed prior findings, saying Marinello acted properly in attempting to apprehend a gang amidst a frantic four-way intersection. Two victims identified as Renan Wel Hums, 95, and Louise Jones, 38.
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Thomas
Homer Harmon Dies at Nashville at 64
Homer Harmon aged 64 died in Nashville after a long illness. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Muey dune Lari and four sons, including Bimer of Munroe and Arthur of duntsbory, plus four daughters and many relatives. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Pleasant Vidiey Gapliss Chapel with burial at Anuuch Cemetery.
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Bombing Case Starts at Little Rock
Fragmented report describes a bombing case in Little Rock with references to a courtroom, arrests, and a suspect named Ken. The text mentions damages, a witness, and ongoing legal proceedings with unclear details.
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Little Rock
Alabama Justice Order In Civil Rights Probe Debate
An Alabama federal court dispute centers on a temporary restraining order related to civil rights actions. The order, challenged by state authorities, limits access by federal agents to certain Alabama records as attorneys seek to block alleged discriminatory practices. Continued on Page Three.
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Alabama
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Laborers Sought as Farm Chopping Shortage Grows
A local note reports a growing need for additional Mexican laborers to meet chopping work on Arkansas farms. Officials survey the situation and consider expanding migrant labor, with two weeks of demand forecast and sites in Tyronga and West Mermonts identified for potential assignments.
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Arkansas
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Tyvina
Unclear text fragment on Japanese defense and postwar policy
Fragmentary report discusses U S defense policy and Japan relations, mentioning President visits, treaty implications, and public opinion. Names and specifics are garbled, with multiple misreads of individuals, dates, and events.
Hope Woman Dies Today in Dallas
A Dallas hospital reports the death of a woman named Hope, after unspecified injuries. Details are limited, and arrangements for the deceased will be handled by Lerndon Co Verelutts.
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Cornetius
Chitelius
Llerndon Co Verelutts
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