National Guard at Little Rock Top Issue in White House Notes
President Eisenhower and Robert Cutler met in Washington amid the Little Rock crisis as Gulf of Governor Orval Faubus and Arkansas authorities faced U S Court integration orders. Eisenhower urged calm and noted civil defense week as he pressed for a peaceful path while avoiding wholesale condemnation and urging preparedness.
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Newport White House
Robert Cutler
White House
Arkahsus Gv
Orvalaubus
National Guard
Lille Rook
Fanbus
Trenhower
Paulius Eisenhower
United States Digititt Court
Little Rock
Faubus
Culley
National Security Council
Nixon
Eisenhower
Cutler
Washington
Navy
St. Valery Sundt
First Presbyterian Church
New London
Conn
Newport Naval Base
Leon Politar
Mystery in the Hills: Grant Melville’s Death
Readable excerpts describe Sarah and Tom Gillespie visiting the cottage once owned by painter Grant Melville, now dead. Lieutenant Carney and the New York squad review clues of a possible stabbing or blunt-force death, with Dennett’s body found in the pond and a web of suspects including Carney and Melville’s circle amid political threads in the background.
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Catmey
Dennert
aAgat
Cornwell
Sam
Tha. Blugrandy
Saran
Tom
Gillespie
Miss Casement
Dennett
Carney
Dentert
State Road
Denart
Stone House
Carlotta
Steven
Sproul
Sarah
Dennet
Chpater
Aix
Martiattan
New York
Christapher McKee
Manhattan
Sovaj
al Scotaman
Grant Melyne
Gerosa
Esaentigis
Ayade
Hrawnell
Grant Melvils
Yd Cottage
Caraway
Scota
Gelyilie
Widow’s Studio Mystery Unfolds After Painter Grant Melville’s Death
Readable fragments reveal a widow’s web of deception around painter Grant Melville’s death. Investigators examine studio canvases and a man named Joseph Dennert, living in a shabby East Eighth Street apartment, as questions mount about who knew the artist and who forged his last work.
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Grant
Dehert
Khown Grant
Tharge
Gillesme
Michaels
Finley
Melville
McKee
Grant Melville
Denynert
Joseph Dennert
Todm
East Eighth Bt
Insaash
Janian
Dolwin
New York
Miss Dolwin
Canton
Family mob murder plot ends in deadly shootout
In a welter of names and violence a family unit of three brothers and a sister hunted police and a farmer, wounding officers, before being cornered near Duluth Minnesota. The fugitives fled to a wooded area then clashed with deputies and a highway patrolman, with multiple injuries and one hostage death amid a series of shootings and arrests.
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Prlice
Tarroes
Auring
Jammas
Wrothers Rater
Hanold
Bayack
Roger
Ropald
Mesnilal
Minh
Tie Wolien
Ane
Athey
Afeas
Sitio Pyretiie
Larben
Jems Gald
Ron Md
Renee Ginger
Vie Sid
Canfield
Ranger
Duluth
Minn
Hallee
Michaud
Pas
Anoka
Mich
Debdty Dames Samson
Fragmentary portrait of figures in Parliament and society
The text sketches a cast of names including Jone gaps, Vivacinis, Phrman filleseia, Minkee, and Jansen Blues, with references to Gilespie, Burne, and Channing Hall. It notes a anxious lady seeking contact with My Gillespie, a banker and economist Channing Hall, and hints at a political milieu with a counselor of counselors and national affairs influence.
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Phrmanfilleseia
Minkee
Dawvon Michaels
Wee Jansen Blues
Mie Rives
Gillespie
Channing, Hall
Chatning Hall
Loy
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Tennessee River
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Knoxville
Robin
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Tennessee
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Tom Gilesple
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Shrevieh
Sathar
Tor
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York
Togo
Yannoying
Channing
Channoine Hall
Grand Central
Boston
Algeria
France
Robert Fossum
Ronald
Nother
Berty
Fossum
Eugene Lindrron
Lees
Diniod O'Wasick
Shakopee
Jntos
Taimes
Jone Gaps
Vivacinis
Acsculptress
Selenes
Suigerere
Fasaime Research Institute
Pat
Hope Skateland
Fair Park
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