UN Truce Chief slain in Mt Scopus clash in Jerusalem
U N Israeli Jordan Armistice Commission head Lt Col George Flint a Canadian was killed in a Mt Scopus gunfight. Four Jarad policemen also died and two were wounded as Israeli and Jordanian forces clashed. Flint 47 an Outremont Quebec native was the highest USN official killed in the Arab Israeli conflicts since 1948. He was said to have been shot while aiding wounded Israelis. The Canadian Foreign Office was notified.
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Officers Guard Little Rock Rites Amid Historic Integration
In Little Rock Ark police and authorities tightened security for the first integrated high school graduation at Central High as Ernest Green prepares to become the first Black student to earn a diploma there. Police and National Guard presence aimed to keep the ceremony orderly amid prior unrest.
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Red China elects Lin Piao as vice chairman of CPC
Lin Piao named vice chairman of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party alongside four other vice chairmen in a move seen as bolstering military influence and party leadership in Hong Kong era reporting.
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