Little Rock Closer to Racial Showdown
UPI reports Gov. Faubus said he will not deploy troops to enforce integration at Central High School while President Eisenhower warned he would act if necessary to prevent anarchy. The dialogue heightens tensions over integration as courts and national authorities press for orderly compliance and local leaders weigh actions ahead of the new school term.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Orvald. Faubus
Central High School
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Wee Central High School
Washington
U.S
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
National Guardsmen
Arc
Central Kansas
Legisla
Ture
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St. Louis
Virgil T. Blosso
Central
Som
Andon
Wiley Branton
NAACP
Central Hightorney
Arkansas
Faubus
Engineers' Union Gets Cleanup Order
The AFL-CIO demanded sweeping reforms by the International Union of Operating Engineers or face expulsion. Under new president Joseph Delaney, the union must reform locals on Long Island and Newark and Philadelphia and Chicago, pursue corruption charges against former President William E. Maloney, adopt democratic procedures, and implement strict audit controls as Senate hearings cited lavish spending and suspected theft.
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International Union of Operating Engineers
Joseph Delaney
George Meany
Long Island
Newark
Philadelia
Chicago
William E. Maloney
Maloney
Senate
U.S. Moves to Halt Bomb Tests and Seek Pact
The United States and Britain faced a call to suspend atmospheric nuclear testing as the Soviet Union announced a pause. Washington pressed for a formal agreement while reserving the right to resume if talks fail. The U S Pacific test series continued with airborne and defense experiments near Johnston Island. the Atomic Energy Commission reported 16 shots, with two high altitude bursts, and was nearing completion. The President previously indicated a possible suspension if scientists obtained needed data.
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Keemlin
Britain
United States
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Johnston Island
AEC
U S Suit Hits Ex GI After Plane Burns
A former Air Force enlisted man was sued by the U S government in Detroit for 93487 damages to a twin engine light bomber. Detroiter Paul V Bauer 25, now a civilian, named in the District Court suit. The loss stemmed from an incident on December 1 1952 at Perrin Air Force Base Texas when battery switches were not turned off during draining of fuel. The plane burned causing 20000 loss. Both airmen were sentenced to three months hard labor reduced in rank and ordered to forfeit 55 of their pay or six months by a court martial.
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Detroit Upi
Air Force
U. S
Paul V. Bauer
Arthur A. Smith
Perrin Air Force Base
Tex
Beiter
Ten Arab Nations Back Peace Plan in UN Move
Ten Arab states announced unanimous agreement on a Middle East peace plan. Western diplomats expected swift UN endorsement and an end to the emergency session within 48 hours. The plan calls for withdrawal of U S troops from Lebanon and British forces from Jordan, a ban on inflammatory broadcasts, and an Eisenhower style economic plan.
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U.N
U. S
Dulles
Eisenhower
Washington
U.S
Selwyn Lloyd
Dag Hammarskjold
Lebanon
Jordan
Middle East
Jane
Hammarsixjold
Hammarskijold
Assembly
Windup action eyed by Congress after stalled session
United Press reports Congress faces a Saturday windup as Senate leaders push a plan to curb anti-subversive laws and limit Supreme Court jurisdiction. A House action to wind up debate delayed final passage amid parliamentary snags and a tense session attempting to finish work on state anti-subversive measures and space agency funding.
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Senate
Democratic
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
New Space Agency
Hontil
Supreme Court
Iran quake toll 137 dead and 200 injured reported
TEMRAN Iran officials announced on Wednesday that the early week earthquake toll reached 137 dead and 200 injured with 71 villages devastated. Relief authorities said warm weather kept casualties lower as many residents slept outdoors.
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Temran
Stevenson Suggests World Intellectuals Unite Slogan
Adlai Stevenson, former Democratic nominee, proposed the 1960 slogan Intellectuals of the World Unite during a Florence news conference after lunch with writer Bernard Berenson. He said he would not run for president again and is on a European tour.
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Florence
Italy
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Bernard Berensor
Unite
Democratic Party
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