Mississippi Court dispute over school desegregation
AP report on the U.S. Court of Appeals decision involving Dollarway School in Arkansas. The court upheld state laws and a district judge ruling allowing three African American students to be admitted, prompting potential Supreme Court review. Gov. Orval Faubus and the Arkansas scene are noted as tensions rise amid a push to desegregate and possible state resistance.
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St. Louis
Hitre Dallarney
Yuyyil WS
A. G
U.S. Supreme L
Slawyer
Mas
Dollarway School
Little Rock cHamway School
Ally
Gen. Is
Arkansas
U.S
Court of Appeals
Axel Rit
Orval
Learen
Regional Forecast For Arkansas Proves Partly Cloudy
Partly cloudy Wednesday with variable temperatures and scattered thunderstorms likely tonight. Temperatures range from mid 60s in the northeast to mid 80s in the central region with highs predicted in the upper 80s to low 90s. Winds from the southeast and west remain light as storm activity concentrates in the north and west portions of the area.
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Associated Pressions
Arkansas
Perth
Wednes- Meier
City Directors Discuss Manipal Airport Use and Local Meetings
City Directors revealed an inquiry into using Manipal Airport for war industry and invited public interest at City Hall. The scene included plans for a later supper and a ceremony at Christmas Church while lists of names from local groups appeared amid disjointed details.
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Manivipal
Carlisle Modders
Cubans Claim Another Plot Is Broken
In Havana the revolutionary army reports thwarting a planned attack tied to Fidel Magia’s rural police chief Capt Arson Humandes. Forty arrests were made in Baracoa and surrounding Oriente province as authorities secure the coast area amid wartime conditions.
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Havana
Siento
Fidel Magia
Baracoa
Sakline
Sors
Oriente
Fragmented OCR story of a coastal wreck and names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a wreck near Prescott and various misread terms. It references dates, people, places, and scattered phrases without coherent context, making it unclear what incident or outcome is described. The readable bits offer little verifiable detail for a precise summary.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev Visits Towa Corn Farm
Khrushchev toured San Francisco and nearby agricultural sites during a three day West Coast stay. He praised American friendship and peace efforts, urged disarmament pacts with East Germany, and distinguished the American people from their government while expressing optimism about renewed talks in Washington.
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San Francisco
Nilold Khrushchev
Towa
Khrushchov
Fenhower
Washington
Khyushehow
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
East Germany
United States
U S Radio Broadcasts Khrushchev Debate To Moscow
An AP report notes Voice of America aired a Khrushchev U S debate exchange clearly to Moscow listeners. Soviet broadcasts criticize Western labor leaders while the Soviet press frames Khrushchev's U S trip with selective coverage.
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Moscow
Voice of America
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S
Marley
Khrushchev
Nuieh
I Criticut
Moscay
Radio
Atic
Mit
Prem
United States
Stormy seas hamper search for fishermen
Stormy conditions on the Gulf of Mexico off Florida hindered a weekend search for missing fishermen. Two boats were separated during the rough weather, with rescuers struggling amid heavy rain and strong winds as crews report challenging seas and limited progress.
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Gulf of Mexico
South Loke
Gulf
Three Annexation Areas Near Ready for City Growth
The City Board discussed three annexation petitions totaling about 135 acres with estimates of up to 125 new residents and 60 more in a northern corridor. Areas include Whitely and Corr Belt area near the railway, plus a northern 67 acre tract. projections foresee improvements in fire, police, and services, with an estimated $7 per person in taeba le funds. The board also approved a new truck, urged Missouri Pacific to add three passenger trains to Hope station, confirmed assessors for Sewer Improvement District No. B, and extended a land lease to Charles Key with conditions on land use.
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Ned Willy
Cork
Gresset
Missouri Pacific
Hope Station
Ray McDowell
Jeff Murphy
Alfred Brannan
No. BF
J. B. Cook Co
Wn Bim Sty Agryegd
Charles Key
Aelion Ana Prapa
BRL Fincher
Lumning
Youths tied to Bronx school shooting face charges
In the Morris High School incident in the Bronx seven youths are charged in the fatal shooting on the steps. Edward Peres 16 and others described as Royal Knights members, including Guzman 16, are among those detained. Police say a blue raincoat signalled a truce ship and that gang ties link the attack to broader violence in the area.
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New York
Miothwr Inn
Edward Peres
John Guamsin
Pores
Harry
Guamin
Thal Peres
Morris High School
Bronx
Guamen
Riel
Guamian
Chaman
Peres
The
Royal Knights
Guzman
Valiant Crowns
the Crowns
Istlerion
Ike Has Mann ings to Ask Congress Ike Has Mann ings to Ask Congress
Eisenhower cites election year pressures as he seeks action on budget reform. Senate leaders Dirksen and Lyndon Johnson outline party positions on spending restraint taxes and reclamation projects amid partisan tensions in Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Pki
Fneraa
Othey Courtvins
Glveston
Dirksen
Congress
Sermare Mint
Hiebbs
Laos accuses China at United Nations on invasion claim
Laos charges Ted Ching with masterminding invasion of its soil and urges U.N. to block Peiping from admission. Laotian Foreign Minister Kharphan Panya says hostilities would not have occurred if China had not supplied arms and leadership to rebels.
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United Nations, N. N
Laos
Ted Ching
U.N
Peiping
Kharphan Panya
Pouplug
China
Man Injured Trimming Limbs at Arkansas Station
An accident at the University of Arkansas Experiment Station injured a worker named Honeycutt who was trimming free limbs. A falling ladder struck him on the leg and a power saw on the ground caused additional injury. He was rushed to a hospital for treatment and later released.
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Lestia Haheyeuth
University of Arkansas Experiment Station
Honeycutt
Ashmore Resigns From the Gazette in Arkansas
Ashmore resigns as editor at the Gazette effective in October to join a California study group on mass media. Ashmore, a former Spi di fare Prize winner, will move to Santa Barbara to continue research with a Reuters fund project amid tensions with Gov. Orval Faubus. A. R. Nelson succeeds him, directing Gazette operations from Greenville South Carolina.
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Ling Rock
Ashita
Exerive
Gilijor
Arkatsus Gazette
Constrak
California
Fund For the Republic
Aghmove
U S Gas Tax Increase Sets Stage For Highway Funding
Washington and the Eisenhower administration announce a one cent rise in the federal gas tax starting October 1 to support the 41,000 mile interstate program. The president signs the bill to prevent disruption, with the tax expected to raise about a billion dollars before its July 1960 expiration and revert to three cents per gallon then.
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Washington
ABR
Eisenhower
Hurricanes Building Up Off Florida Coast
A tropical storm named Grice or Grace is gathering 175 miles east of Florida near the Bahamas. Forecasts indicate uncertain path with one storm drifting northward toward hurricane force winds. possible impact on the Bahama Islands and southeast Florida, though exact track remains unclear.
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Othe
Florida
Werther Bune
Cald Ik
Bahama Islands
Sotheast
Intemary
Gricie
San Salvador
Bahamas
Miami
Gangplank Seen as Possible Cause in New York Woman’s Death
AP reports a gangplank lashed to a ship's side near the Orient voyage may have caused the death of 23 year old Mrs. Lyon Kauffman, whose battered body was found in Boston harbor after disappearing from the Utrecht ship. Capt. Faltan said death by own action remains possible. medical examiner Luongo cited multiple injuries suggesting violence but not ruling out a fall from the ship.
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Lynn Kaufman
Spectacle
Boston
Mass
New York
Lyon Kauffman
Orient
Joseph B. Faltan
Kauffman
The
Lok
Boston Harbor
Utrecht
Michael Luongo
Fulton
Additional Time To Join Sail Bank Partners
Hempstead County ASC Chair man FH B Gilbert announced an extension for the Conservation Reserve program. The deadline was moved from Sept 10 to Sept 30 to allow a Department of Agriculture review of land rental value methods. Existing applicants will be held and reassessed after new instructions.
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Conservation Retail Bank
FH. B. Gilbert
Hempstead County
ASC
My. Gilbert
Department of Agriculture
Umea
Meo Gabert
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