Weekend Of Watchful Waiting In South's Integration Fight
Nationwide tensions over school integration flare in the South as National Guardsmen and state police quell mobs in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Texas. Curfews and bans on assemblies are imposed. Texas Rangers quell threats near Mansfield while FBI probes possible civil rights violations. Clinton High School enrollment rises as guards stand by. other cities report protests, boycotts, and cross burnings amid broader resistance to integration.
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Associated Press
South
Western Kentucky
Clintag
Tenn
Mansfield
Tex
Sturgis
Kentucky
Clinton Readies Police Shift From National Guard
Clinton Tennessee moves to take over police duties from the National Guard after rioting over school integration. The mayor council passed three emergency ordinances to curb trouble and activated an auxiliary force. A 7 pm curfew for under 21, permit requirements for outdoor gatherings, and ban on public address systems aim to keep order as guardsmen depart and schools remain in recess.
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Mansfield
Texas Rangers
Clinton
Tenn
East Tennessee
National Guard
Knoxville
Burning cross reported on Arkansas Texarkana border
A large cross burned early today on the Arkansas side near Texarkana beside John Jay Jones funeral home. Jones supports the NAACP. this marks the first Arkansas incident after two Black girls Jessalyn Gray and Laura Ellis qualified for the Texas junior college.
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Texarkana
Tex
Arkansas
Texas
John Jay Jones
Jones
National
Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Jessalyn Gray
Laura Ellis
Pamial College
Segregation Strife Continues As Kasper Released on Bond
In Clinton Tennessee John Kasper, a noted segregationist, was released in Knoxville on a 10000 bond while awaiting appeal from a contempt of federal court ruling. He had been sentenced to one year for violating a restraining order against interfering with peaceful school integration. The town, population 4000 with 300 Negro residents, saw 419 students in class yesterday, including all 12 Negroes, up from 266 on Monday.
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Frankfort
A. B. Chandler
Sturgis
Don Sturgill
Commissioner of Public Safety
Sturgill
FBI
Clinton
Clinton High School
Barney
Greenwood
Miss
White Citizens Councils
South
Miami
Fla
Miami Springs Country Club
Matoaka
W. Va
Texarkana
Tex
Texarkana Junior College
Alexandria
John Kasper
Knoxville
Kasper
Washington, D.C
Washington—Treasury
Summerfield
Enforcement
Armed Services
Mittee
Aunt Bishop
Sun Deck Homes
Stero Committee
Bishop
Armed Services Committee
Palmer
Vellanti
Murray Chotiner
Fleersheim
Chotiner
Washington
Nixon
Federal Trade Commission
Outfit
FTC
Fanlure
Bill Rogers
Justice Department
Uncle Sam
Dinah Shore
Alben Barkley
Lexington
Max
Lie
Russia Pressures Bonn on German Unification Talks
Soviet Moscow rejects Bonn’s bid for secret talks linking German reunification with a European security framework and disarmament. West Germany insists on direct talks with East German authorities, which Bonn deems Moscow-imposed and nonrepresentative, as Adenauer seeks a way to end Germany’s division.
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Germany
Russia
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
London
Paris
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Adenauer
West Germany
Gromska
Diasgenin cartels and dog deterrent mailmen tale
Treasury agents exposed how a firm used a Mexican license to influence barbasco root exports while Syntex used political ties to corner the diosgenin market. Lagos’s Life Latin edition and others faced scrutiny as senators probe anti Negro bias in federal hiring and lax security. A postal worker recalls dog deterrence tricks as internal reforms promise justice.
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Lagos
Mexico
U.S
Unicago
Vunan Laboratories
Syntex
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Estroides
Ieving Sollins
Sollins
Life
Stollins
Licio Lagos
Life Magazine
Synatex §.A
Justice Department
Root
Duncan
Cafeteria Workers
Postal Service
Adlai Campaign Pitches Peace And Prosperity Path
Adlai Stevenson fired back at Eisenhower rhetoric in a Springfield Ill speech arguing that peace and prosperity require action not mere hold and a GOP campaign push seeks to mobilize votes. The piece also covers Truman criticisms, civil service loyalty battles involving Ada and Johnnie Duncan, and party lines on H bomb policy and Taft Hartley law.
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Jack Anderson
Washington — Senate
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Tom Hennings
Post Office
Johnnie Duncan
Civil Service Commission
Ada
Govern Nt Printing Office
Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Eland
America
Washington
Harry
Truman
Eisenhower
Government Printing Office
Post
Johnnie
Duncan
Brownell
Johnny
Alvin
Robert Bonner
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
National Federation of Republican Women
Chicago
Stevenson
Russia
Senate
Notes Hospital Births and Discharges List
September 7 births include a Heilwood girl to Mr and Mrs Ray Fairbanks and others at several local addresses. Discharges on September 7 include Mrs Bernice Graham and several Indiana area patients, with multiple names and addresses listed.
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Bernice Graham
Marion Center
Louis Maznani
Indiana
Susie Kozlow
Lucernemines
Joseph Walker
Betty Misko
Dixonville
Hazel Cornman
Home
Molly Kerr
Washington St
Carol Palmer
Graceton
Carrie Sowers
Penn Run
Marie Dittmar
Grandview Ave
Hazel Moose
Births at Kittanning area households
Mr and Mrs Donald H Young of Templeton RD 1 welcome a daughter born September 6. Richard Toy Jr of Templeton DI is listed. Frank Moore of Rural Valley and Woodine Patterson with baby girl at Dayton RD 2 are noted. Mrs Florence Painter and baby boy are reported from Plumville.
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Donald H. Young
Templeton RD
Richard Toy, Jr
Templeton, DI
Frank Moore
Rural Valley
Woodine Patterson
Dayton RD
Florence Painter
Plumville
Successor For Minton Undecided
Washington sources offered little clue who will replace Justice Sherman Minton on the Supreme Court after his retirement effective October 15. President Eisenhower gains a third fill, following Warren and Harlan, with Minton citing pernicious anemia and weak memory. He will be eligible for circuit and district service and a $35,000 pension.
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Washington
Sherman Minton
Supreme Court
Minton
Eisenhower
Warren
Harlan
U.S
Nebraska
Campaign rhetoric shapes Eisenhower Bid and Harlem rally plan
Republicans back zero percent of Eisenhower’s program while Democrats support 53 percent, a New York report notes. Dewey rejects Javits’ bid for U.S. Senate as Javits continues his own nomination push amid circulating charges of Communist aid. A Harlem rally plan for Stevenson is dropped for time, and party leaders accuse Summerfield of courting smear tactics as Butler urges a constructive debate.
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Gress
Knowland
Eisenhower
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Jacob K. Javits
Javits
Stevenson
Harlem
Carmine DeSapio
Manhattan
Paul Butler
Summerfield
Butler
GOP
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Latrobe
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