Faubus Refuses to Pull Troops
Governor Faubus defends his stance on desegregation amid questions from reporters. He says he will not withdraw troops or change his policy, citing the need to prevent violence and maintain tranquility. The exchange touches on President Eisenhower and moral law in the battle over Central High School integration. Meanwhile Arlington County School Board says it will appeal a federal order to admit seven Negro students to white schools, seeking a stay pending appeal.
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Eisenhower
Ane Faubus
Arkansas
Grant
Fabbus
Jhat
Central High School
Fisenhows
Withdrajn
Thermalice
Jast
Wallace
da Faubus
Arlington
Arlington County School Board
Albert V. Bryan
Neumann Reelected President of Zionist Organization of America
Dr. Emanuel Neumann of New York Sunday was elected to a second one year term as president of the Zionist Organization of America. The group with about 110,000 members also reelected Rabbi Max Nussbaum of Hollywood California as associate council chairman.
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New York
Emanuel Neumann
Zionist Organization of America
Max Nussbaum
Hollywood
Calif
Associated Council
NAACP Leader Slams Ike on Little Rock Delay
Roy Wilkins of the NAACP denounces President Eisenhower’s statement after Gov. Faubus's Arkansas actions as "blah blah" and questions whether Little Rock’s Central High will admit Negro students promptly. He argues delay implies accepting the governor’s plan to control order and law.
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Roy Wilkins
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Eisenhower
J. Faubus
Arkansas
Wilkins
NAACP
Little Rock
Central High School
GOP Dinner Tops $200000 for 1958 Campaigns
Chicago Republican leaders report more than $200000 raised in advance of a dinner honoring former Secretary of the Treasury George Hume Phre y. Proceeds will fund congressional campaigns in 1958.
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Chicago
George Humephrey
Building Permits Summary From Southern California Projects
The listings show a sequence of building permits across Southern California. Contractors, engineers, and architects such as Ellison Co. Kokoszinski Ripperdan and Sawin BoreHand appear for projects including additions, garages, pools, and dwellings with values ranging from about 1,500 to 32,500 dollars. Locations include 1702 Oregon and 2333 El Bmyareadero with multiple firms named like R&R Pools and Veronn C. Worrell.
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Southern California
Ellison Co
Rage and Shop
Oregon
Serie) Corp
Kokoszinski
Iam PT
Montague
Studebaker
Alor G.sini
Garege
Sawin BoreHand
Edwin Ht. Ripperdan
goSteptinn
Tihs Schrader
Reaitorm
Amtezion
C. C." Antebell
Paul Taye
Lone Beach Barber Dent
el Bmyareadero
Aacoa Slee Corp
B. G. Griffin
Enghneer
$250000 Cache Seized In Major Narcotics Sweep
Local, state, and federal agents arrested 206 narcotics suspects over the weekend, seizing more than $250,000 worth of heroin and marijuana. Among those held were Robert Speck Williams and Ruth Williams, named as major local peddlers, with 29 ounces of heroin found in a storage room. Grand Jury indictments covered 165 suspects, following undercover buys totaling 320 last May. The sweep involved multi-jurisdictional cooperation and swift bookin g on narcotics charges as four months of investigation culminated.
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Los Angahles
Olive Narcotics Detail
William
Fy Madden
Robert Speck Williams
Ruth
Madden
Chimps Vie For Honors In Painting
An exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London features two famous chimpanzees, Codge from the London zoo and Betsy from Baltimore, presenting 12 and 24 paintings respectively. Congo will also display works using brushes and crayons as part of a comparative chimp art show.
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London
Institute of Contemporary Arts
Codge
Betsy
Baltimore
Baltimore Zoo
Telephone Workers Strike Set in Southern California
About 700 telephone install ers in the Long Beach Campton El Segundo Terra nce area prepared to strike at 6 am as Western Electric Co and the Communications Workers of America CIO battled in New York. Local 9590 leaders planned to meet to select picket targets and expect broad support from Southern California’s 2,200 workers from Santa Maria to San Diego.
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Long
Beach-Campton-El Segundo-Terrance
New York
Western Electric Co
Communications Workers of America Cio
Donald ©. Matheson
CWA
Western Electric
Bell System
Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph
Matheson Sato
UAW
South Gate
Matheson
Santa Maria
San Diego
California
Oere
Fullerton Area Brush Fire Brought Under Control
Fifty firefighters halted a brush fire northeast of Fullerton near Olinda. It burned over five acres toward the Brea Chemical Co Works, threatening Union Oil Co lease property before units contained its advance.
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Fullerton
Here
Union Oil Co
Olinda
Brea Chemical Co
Finds Healing Subii: Relieves Pain Shy New York
An article from New York reports a new healing substance that relieves hemorrhoid pain without surgery. Doctors observed striking improvements and reductions in many cases, with pain relief and shrinking maintained over months, prompting patients to claim piles may be cured.
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New York
N.Y
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Manuel Souza
Gerald H. Bland
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