Violence and Court Ruling Loom in Little Rock Grounding
Intense violence in Little Rock leads to a juvenile arrest as a federal judge nears a ruling on private schools funded by public money amid renewed school integration fights. Norfolk students stage a peaceful rally demanding schools stay open while awaiting higher court action.
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Norfolk
Norview High School
Norview
U.S
John E. Miley
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Arsion
Fragmented dialogue on birthplaces and places heard
A garbled exchange questions where each speaker was born, naming Kang City and Steam Boat Springs Colorado, Long Beach, and a playful remark about people coming together, reflecting a scrambled geography moment in a local scene.
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Para
Kang City
Steamboat Springs
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Long Beach
Earthquake-like work halts as city orders Continental Oil cease
City officials served Continental Oil Co. with orders to stop early morning earth sounding operations after two weeks of disturbances. Complaints from Frank Hawkins about plaster damage and shaking at 2 and 5 a.m. led to an investigation involving city manager Sam E. Vickers and Lt. Orval James. Workers, some identifying as Continental personnel, were seen with recording devices and electric lines along sidewalks. Police will question crews if they return, as residents report more interior damage.
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Sam E. Vickers
Vickers
Frank A. Hawkins
Cedar Ave
Continental O11 Co
William H. Davey
Orval James
Charles Arnold
Garden Grove
Jioe
Continental
Loren McCannon
Arnold
Dovey
Hawkins
Pacific Electric
Park and Ximena Aves
Junipero Ave
Santa Fe Ave
Carson
Six U.S. Airmen Bodies Returned After Crash in Soviet Armenia
ISTANBUL UPI Six U.S. airmen killed when an unarmed C136 transport crashed in Soviet Armenia were handed over at a Soviet border town. Eleven other crewmen remain missing as U.S. officials accuse Soviet interceptors of forcing the plane into Soviet airspace. The transfer occurred at Leninakan near Turkey and only six bodies were received by U.S. authorities.
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Armenia
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U.S. State Department
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John ‘S. Cahisant
Hilmi Dagecioglu
Kremlin
State Department
Hurricane Helene Aims at Atlantic Florida Coast
Hurricane Helene intensified near the Atlantic, moving at 100 mph with 80 mph winds and threatening the Carolinas to northeast Florida. The center was 425 miles east of Melbourne after 11 pm EST. A balloon radio beacon was dropped into Helene’s eye to aid weather monitoring.
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World leaders meet over Formosa crisis at UN talks
Informal high level discussions on Formosa take place as officials predict the issue will be referred to the United Nations General Assembly within two weeks. Attending are U S Ambassador Lodge British Minister Allan Noble French Foreign Minister Couve de Murville Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyka and UN Secretary General Hammarskjold. Lloyd to confer with Dulles before London trip. In Detroit polio toll reaches 451 cases and 13 deaths amid ongoing outbreak and incomplete vaccine coverage.
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Formosa
U. N. General Assembly
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Oeerravercistan Iets
Sa Ewest Straycore
Leopold Figl
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Allan Noble
Maurice Couve de Murville
Andrei Gromyka
Dag Hammarskjold
Gromyko
Selwyn Lloyd
Far East
Lloyd
Dulles
London
Detroit
Grunewald gravely ill in Washington after stroke
Henry Grunewald known as the wire puller in Washington lies in critical condition at Georgetown Hospital following a Monday stroke. The 65 year old, who has had five heart attacks in five years, faces a retrial on October 6 on tax fixing charges with two others related to a 1949 pay-off scheme and alleged efforts to kill federal prosecutions of two firms.
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Henry
Grunewald
Georgetown
New York
Warm return looms as Southern California nears 90
Southern California enjoyment of a brief cool spell ends as temperatures rise to a predicted high of 90 today. Two days of light showers swept the region, lowering eye irritation and signaling summer’s retreat. Rain totals reach 18 inches for the season with an unseasonal shower noted on August 45. Newport Beach reports the heaviest rainfall in the area at .58 inches.
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Arizona
Long Beach
Newport Beach
Beach
Record low chills Reno to 21 degrees early fall
Reno stations logged a record low of 21 degrees early Wednesday as thermometers plunged, signaling an unusually cold start to the fall season. Strong winds and clear skies contributed to the chilling conditions across the Reno area.
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Reno
Teen girl shoots brother to death in Houston home
Diana Day Humphries, 16, told police she fired twice at her brother Robert D. Humphries Jr., 14, as he entered the den, then considered killing her mother but derailed when the mother arrived. She is held without charge awaiting psychiatric evaluation. authorities describe a disturbed motive and a plan to kill others.
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Diana
Robert
Houston
Tex
Robert F
Diana Day Humphries
Robert D.’ Humphries Jr
R. D. Humphries
Nationalist pilots tally ten MIG kills in Formosa air battle
News dispatch reports Nationalist Chinese air force claims ten downed MiGs with no losses in the Formosan Strait fight. Two more Reds listed as destroyed and three damaged, amid reports of US involvement and Reds warning against American provocation. A separate note recalls a pedestrian accident on California Avenue involving a boy nicknamed Superman.
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Taipei
Formosa
UPI
Sabirejets
Air Force
Formosan Strait
Republic of China
Air Intelligence and Defense Ministry
United States
Amoy
U.S
President Eisen howe rs next chief of staff unlikely to inherit Adams power
The article on Page A-3 suggests President Eisenhower or his successor may appoint a new chief of staff who is unlikely to wield the same broad influence Sherman Adams held. It notes uncertainty about how the administration will balance authority within the White House.
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