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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1957

Page

1

Integration order forces Central High School admission

Federal Judge Davies ordered immediate integration of Central High School in Little Rock despite Gov. Faubus National Guard cordon. Supt. Blossom announced the order would be in effect and the school would open to Negro students today.

Little Rock Ark Ronald N. Davies Central High School National Guard Orval E. Faubus Virgil Blossom Davies National Guardsmen Oryal Faubus

Schools Set to Handle 68 000 Student Lead

Long Beach Unified School District Superintendent Douglas Newcomb announced full-day sessions for all 68 000 pupils in the coming semester, with new teachers already settling in. He will meet supervisors and principals on Sept. 10 to discuss readiness as 26 new educators get acquainted.

Board of Education Long Beach Unified School Douglas Newcomb Searc Uae Denver Colo Org Beach

Long Beach Urges Plan to Halt Subside in Wilmington Field

LA SAYS a month from today the Assembly Interim Committee will hold hearings on possible legislation to halt subsidence in the Wilmington oil field. Long Beach fears emphasis may push for more production rather than stopping sinking ground and urges evidence for a plan that could include closing the field if needed.

Assembly Wilmington Long Beach

Court orders school board to enforce gradual integration plan

Judge Davies demands Blossom and three board members explain why they have not carried out the federal court approved gradual integration plan at Central High. The hearing arose as officials feared contempt for noncompliance. The governor’s stance on using National Guard to stabilize the community is noted, with an order to implement the plan in effect tonight.

Joseph C. Reed Long Beach Tuberculosis and Health Association Lity Health Department Moscow George Dots New York Fromson Vnukova Cerritos Junior College U.N Cerritos Board of Assembly Certitos Sta Long Beach United States North Pole San Jacinto Calif Tekeoff London East Berlin Keflavik Teelant Gander Newfound U.S Davies Blossom National Guard Devies Central High School Faubus

Brown hints at campaign backing unsure of office

Atty. Gen. Edmund G Brown says he has financial backing for a bid but refuses to specify the public office. In Wilmington, about 200 people formed human barricades at private dump entrances, blocking access for several hours.

Arthur J. Crowley James Craig Michael Casey Rizzi Sraumat Bobe Edmund G. Brown Wilmington Schneider Ruth

Labor Day Weekend Toll Hits Six Hundred Thirty Six

A Labor Day weekend traffic surge killed 636 Americans with 95 drownings and 96 other accidents. The total surpassed a 420-death forecast, tying a grim toll record set in 1951. Weather and near-record travel fueled the fatalities, while California Gov. Knight urged mandatory jail terms for drunk drivers and stricter penalties for repeat offenses.

California Los Angeles Knight

NYC Faces Driest Summer in History Says Weather Bureau

The Weather Bureau announced on Tuesday that New York City experienced its driest summer on record. Forecasters warned of continued dry conditions and potential impacts on local water supplies and agriculture.

N.Y New York Weather Bureau New York City

Ike says no tax cut seen despite claims

President Eisenhower told reporters Congress cut only a small amount from appropriations and dismissed five to six and a half billion dollars in claimed cuts as "eye wash." He urged cautious buying to curb inflation and rejected price and wage controls, while doubting Russia could threaten with intercontinental missiles.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Aly Discountedany Russia

Fragmented War Memoir Fragment Amid Mixed Broadcasts

A garbled wire service style page shows jagged lines about missile development and political stance, mentioning testing versus stockpiling. It shifts to a weather snapshot with temperatures and a cryptic weather map commentary. The text includes stray names and numbers, reflecting a disrupted OCR fragment from a 20th century broadcast page.

Fiery Navy jet hits homes near St Louis in crash

A Navy jet crashed into a Berkeley block two homes away from the Meyer residence during takeoff, destroying a house and damaging neighbors as flames raged. Pilot Lt John R Renitz and family were away. the crash occurred during the evening rush, with witnesses noting fuel pours and a wide debris field.

Berkeley Navy Raymond Meyer Heplang Aircraft Corp Demon Rom McDon St. Louis Renshaw John R. Renita Patuxent River Naval Air Test Cen Jan Meyer Whitworth Harry Meyer Farge Tadiy Kiernan Charles Schneider

Middle East tour and shifts in Arab alliances

Lou Henderson left Washington to resume his Middle East tour amid new pro-Russian Arab bloc tensions. Turkish Prime Minister Adnan Menderes hosted talks on Syria developments and Baghdad Pact participation while Egypt’s War Minister Hakim Amer outlined doubled air strength since Suez and aims to secure independence against big world forces. Syria accused Lebanon of aligning with Eisenhower Doctrine.

Istanbul Tr. S Lou Henderson Washington Middle East Nebre Henderson Admen Menderes Syria U.S Maj Ger Labdel Hakim Amer Egypt National Assembly Amer Suez Germain Saleh Bitar Lebanon Eisenhower

Budget Trouble Hits Galesburg School Construction

In Galesburg the school district runs short on funds for a four-classroom elementary building. With five ra sillon collars diverted, only about $50,000 remained and interior walls were left unpainted when the new school opened. Seven teachers volunteered to paint in their spare time without pay. the board managed to find funds to buy the paint.

Galesburg Board of Education

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