Faubus Stands Ground as Integration Crisis Deepens
Arkansas Governor Faubus defended his order for the National Guard to block Central High School invasion amid federal court orders for immediate integration. Federal authorities vow to uphold the court rulings as Little Rock braces for opening day with National Guard lines and possible city police action.
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Poles Told to Eat Lard but No Butter
In Warsaw 100000 heard Gomulka warn of tighter belts as Poland must cut butter imports. He urged eating dripping lard and fat substitutes, noting 12 million dollars yearly butter costs and the need to borrow funds Poland cannot repay. Harvest feast and Polish Air Force Day were marked.
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Faubus Son Enters Integrated Arkansas College
Faubus, son of Gov. Orval Faubus, enters an integrated Arkansas college in Russellville. He graduates from a Little Rock high school, says he does not oppose integration as such, noting his son’s enrollment predates recent developments. The college president cites record low Negro enrollment in a semester.
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Truman Avoids Guidance on Little Rock Desegregation
President Truman declined to advise President Eisenhower on the tense Little Rock school integration crisis saying he did not want to muddy the water. He arrived by train with Mrs. Truman for a visit with daughter Margaret and her family while federal judge Ronald Bayles’s desegregation order echoed the Bill of Rights.
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Solons Set for Another War in California Speech
California congressman Rep. Clair Engle addressed the closing session of a state Young Democrats convention in Monterey. He quipped that Arkansas needs to be warned they have already fought one Civil War and can win the other, signaling ongoing political tensions and activist mobilization.
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Arkansas planter buys ad rebuking hostile crowd over school entry
Davis Fitzhugh, a 1,500 acre cotton planter near Augusta Arkansas, placed a Like Rock newspaper ad condemning a white crowd that jeered a Negro girl attempting to enter Little Rock Central School. The ad includes a photo of Elizabeth Bedford and condemns hate and bigotry.
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Nashville starts gradual desegregation of schools
In Nashville Tennessee Negro children begin integrated classes with white pupils today under a gradual desegregation plan. Police Chief Douglass Hosse warned disorder would lead to immediate arrest. Thirteen Negro students, among 126 eligible, have registered for first grade. more are expected to join as classes begin.
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