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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1957

Page

3

Faubus Faces U.S. Court Hearing Delay

Arkansas governor Orval E Faubus tied up in federal litigation over school integration and the Little Rock case as judges postponed a hearing. Faubus and an ex officio chairman of the State Sovereignty Commission are defendants in the suit brought by ministers.

Alo State Sovereignty Commission Faubus Davies Ronald N. Davies Department of Justice U. S.J Little Rock Orval E. Faubus Central High’ School Woodrow Wison Mann Lille Reek Furter FBI Little Reel Central High Federal Bureau of Investigation iPoubus Orval E. Faulus Food Authority FST

Ike Says He's Disappointed With Faubus

Newport R I Ike says he is deeply disappointed there has been no voluntary progress toward school integration in Little Rock Ark this week The remark came in Newport after a conference with Governor Faubus and was reported by Wayne Hawks acting White House press secretary The president’s statement implied he believed Faubus would have removed the barrier to Negroes attending Central High School

Newport R. I Eisenhower Gaid Little Rusk Ark Wayne Hawks Whitehlouse Little Rock Faubus Central High School

New LST Rates 7-Times Tougher Than Old Ones

The USS Graham County, a 4] 3,300-ton landing ship, was launched with a naval ceremony Thursday at Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. The 442-foot vessel is seven times as powerful as wartime LSTs and is the second built this year. It was christened by Mrs. Ralph O. Davis, wife of the retired commandant of the 6th Naval District. The $14 million ship is named for Graham Counties in North Carolina, Kansas, and Arizona.

Newport News Graham County Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co Ralph O. Davis Sth Naval District Graham Countries North Carolina Kansas Arizona

Dulles Warns Soviet Meddling Threatens Middle East Peace

Secretary of State Dulles urged the United Nations to address Middle East tensions as Soviet arms and propaganda threaten regional stability. He warned of enlarged Soviet influence in Syria and risk to Turkey and urged Western arms reduction proposals to lure Moscow to negotiate. He spoke at the UN General Assembly outlining potential concrete proposals and stressing the need for coordinated economic support and disarmament talks.

Russ Dulles Andrei Gromyko John Foster Dulles U. N. General Assembly V. V. Kuznetsov Russia United Nations NY Jon Fos Ter Dulles Nations Middle East Europe Asia Africa United Nations General Assembly United States Assembly Syria Turkey U.N London

Average tax bill up $5.15 since 1956 across nation

Chicago report from Commerce Clearing House shows the average state tax burden per person rose to 85.75 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 5.15 higher than 1956. Nevada topped at 145 per person while New Jersey and Nebraska logged the lightest burden at 52.

Chicago United States Commerce Clearing House Tax and Business Law Reporting Agency Nevada New Jersey Nebraska

Colored Stars Back Satchmo

The Colored Stars defend Satchmo as the team relies on him for leadership and scoring in a condensed season. A-1 page continuation hints at a pivotal role for Satchmo in upcoming games and fan expectations.

Liner Passengers Safe After Emergency Landing Pilot Dies

62 passengers aboard a Northwest airliner landed safely at Madison Municipal Airport after the pilot died in flight. 1st Officer Arthur J. Steadman Jr., 33, of Farmington, Minn., guided the aircraft to a secure landing as passengers expressed mild curiosity about the unscheduled stop.

Lovie Armstrong Madison Wiley Northwest Talion United States United Cole Eisenhower Arkansas Arthur J. Steadman Jr Farmington, Minn Alfred E. Lohmar Steadman Lone Rock Wis Rockford Chicago Lohmar Minneapolis Oxgen Frederick Staudt Falso Splare Jean Stonis Loof St. Pauli Martison Municipal

Thai military leaders ousted top navy and air force chiefs

Thai coup leader Marshal Sarit Thanarat announced in a radio broadcast that senior commanders of the navy and air force were removed and replaced by officers tied to the Monday night coup. The shakeup appears aimed at consolidating power while leaving most ousted figures on government payrolls.

Dealer on Trial Describes Fraudulent Car Loans in Court

Three finance officers testified in Superior Court about Osborne Motors owner Russell C. Osborne using five sold cars as security to borrow money from Buyers Finance Co and others. Osbornes alleged deals involved transfers from Long Beach to Sacramento and using pink slips as promised security.

Long Beach Sacramento Commoney Paniel Superior Court George Waldvogel Buyers Finance Co Russell C. Osborne Osborne Motors Ave

Follows fashion's footsteps in new Hill and Dale shoes

A brief note highlights Hill and Dale launching a new line of shoes echoing current fashion trends. The release underscores style and comfort, aiming to attract buyers seeking modern footwear updates.

New Hill and Dale Fall New Hill and Dales Tert

Kennedy Improving in New York Hospital After Illness

Senator Kennedy is reported in good condition at New York Hospital where he is recovering from grippe. He entered the hospital Tuesday and was expected to be discharged in a few days. Authorities say he is not suffering from Asian flu.

Sen Kennedy New York Ifi John F. Kennedy

Extremists Released in Cyprus After Truce Declared

ICYPrus radio reported 451 detainees freed by British security forces since the EOKA group declared a ceasefire on March 14. The announcement reflects a significant step in Cyprus security measures as the era of violence winds down.

McOsta Cyprus Icyprus Radio EOKA

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