Court Grants Integration Suspension at Central High
A federal judge in Little Rock ruled that the desegregation plan for Central High be suspended for up to 215 years, delaying integration for the seven remaining Negro students. The decision, amid ongoing tensions and federal troop presence, excludes return for the coming school year.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas U.S
Little Rock Central High School
U.S. Dist
Harry J. Lemley
Hope
Little Rock
Lemley
Central
Wiley Branton
Pine Bluff
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
New York
Wayne Upton
Upton
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Ronald N. Davies
Fargo
N. D
Nixon Urges GOP Unity Amid Adams Controversy
Vice President Nixon urged Republican state chairmen to close ranks and avoid panic over the Sherman Adams affair. He warned Republicans rallying under pressure tend to attack each other rather than Democrats, while Eisenhower supports Adams staying.
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Washington
Nixon
Sherman Adams
Adams
Eisenhower
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
White House
Alphonzo E. Bell Jr
California
Richard M. Simpson
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Simpson
Pennsylvania
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Watkins
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Wallace F. Bennett
Sherman
Jobless machinist attempts bank holdup in Milwaukee
Travis Powell 26, armed with a 12 gauge shotgun, tried to rob Mitchell Street State Bank after spending 25 from his unemployment check. Teller George Roubik refused the demand. Powell fled, was restrained by Patrolman Stephen Kwasniewski, and surrendered. Powell faces attempted armed robbery warrant with up to 15 years, citing Arkansas prison time.
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Milwaukee
Travis Powell
Stephen Kwasniewski
Powell
FBI
Arkansas
Mitchell Street State Bank
South Side
George Roubik
Child Born To Woman Rescued By Dockhand
A Milwaukee woman Joan Salewsky 27 earlier in the week dropped a child from a viaduct into a river and jumped in to end her life dockworker Carl Cramer 25 saved them but perished in the rescue He is survived by a widow and a child The second Salewsky girl was born at County General Hospital where the mother is held for mental observation The birth spared her appearance in court on a charge of attempted murder The warrant followed the rescue of the woman and her 3 year old from the Menomonee River
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Milwaukee
Joan Salewsky
Carl Cramer
Cramer
Salewsky
County General Hospital
Menomonee River
House Okay On Freight Tax Repeal Seen
Washington AP reports momentum for Congress to repeal the 3 percent freight tax amid Senate approval and House debate. The Senate bill would extend all major taxes for a year, with opposition from the administration. House leaders show mixed positions as negotiations unfold.
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House
Washington
Senate
Senate House
Eisenhower
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Daniel A. Reed
New York
Richard M. Simpson
Rpa
Reed
U N reopened Hungary case amid executions fury
The U N committee revisits the Hungary revolt case to address four leaders executed after a 12 day trial. Amid protests, Nagy Maleter and two journalists were reported executed as Hungarian refugees clashed with Soviet embassies in Bonn Paris and Moscow.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N
Russia
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
West Germany
Copenhagen
Moscow
Ernst Meinstorp
Denmark
Budapest
Nagy
Maleter
Bonn
Paris
French National Assembly
Foreign Affairs Committee
Arc de Triomphe
Polish Scientist Who Fled Reds Joins Wisconsin Faculty
Dr Jerzy Nowinski a Polish refugee and top theoretical mathematician joins the University of Wisconsin as adjunct professor at the Mathematics Research Center in Madison after fleeing communist Poland. His wife Maria and daughter Krystyna also settled in Baltimore before moving.
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Reds
Baltimore
Jerzy Leon Nowinski
Maria
Krystyna
Nowinskis
Madison, Wis
Nowinski
University of Wisconsin
Mathematics Research Center
Chaplin
United States
Johns Hopkins University
State Department
England
Poland
Warsaw
University of Warsaw
Economy Wakes Up But Soft Spots Remain This Summer
US industry showed mixed signals as steel output and rail traffic rose to mid year highs while warnings of a slowdown persisted. Bethlehem Steel shut furnaces and carload declines loom, yet retailers and automakers face tax changes and job prospects for grads improve.
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Senate
Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
Engineering College
Northwestern
Vacationing at a resort where my father worked as a waiter
A family vacation leads to a note that the speaker’s father secured a waiter job at the resort. The detail highlights a simple work opportunity arising during travel.
Two Youths Arrested for Riverside Park Toilet Break In
At 2 a.m. Saturday Sylvester C. Lorenz and Robert L. Baldwin, both 19, were jailed for investigation on destruction of public property after trying to break into the Riverside Park public toilet. They had prior burglary pleas, Baldwin sentenced to five years in Green Bay State Reformatory and probation. Lorenz awaiting sentencing.
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Riverside Park
Sylvester C
Lorenz
Jackson St
Robert L. Baldwin
New Albia
Iowa
Baldwin
Green Bay State Reformatory
Canadians Approve Air Defense Pact
Canada's Parliament approved a North American air defense pact with the United States to form a unified NORAD command. NORAD operates from Colorado Springs under U S General Earle Partridge, with Canadian Air Marshal Roy Slemon as deputy, and the Commons passed the measure by 2008 despite Socialist opposition.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
North America
North American Air Defense Command
Norad
Colorado Springs
Colo
U. S
Earle Partridge
Roy Slemon
House of Commons
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Diefenbaker
NATO
Progress Edition Ad Details 15c Copy Price
An old newspaper display notes a progress edition available for 15 cents per copy with contact via dialing 2 8040. The ad emphasizes affordability and accessibility for readers seeking this special edition.
Father Finds Son's Body Beside Auto
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin 1958 highway toll rose to 309 after a youth, Louis Bowman 22 Townsend, was found dead beside his wrecked car about seven hours after the crash near Highway 32. Coroner puts time of death at 1:30 a.m.
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Wisconsin
Louis Bowman
Townsend
Oconto County
Highway 32
Bowman
Claude
Forrest Hebert
Marshfield
Highway 13
Hebert
Two Girls Drown in Kennett Municipal Pool
In Kennett Missouri two 13 year old girls died at the municipal pool on Friday. Erma Fay Willard of Kennett was found in 11 feet of water by a swimmer, and 45 minutes later Glenda Ricks of St. Louis was recovered. Candy was found in Erma s lungs and authorities say she choked in water while Glenda, unable to swim, drowned trying to aid her. It is the first drownings at the pool since it opened nine years ago.
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Kennett
Erma Fay Willard
Glenda Ricks
St. Louis
Erma
Glenda
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Pearl Anderson
RED Cross Bloodmobile
St. Francis School of Nursing
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U.N. Group
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Strint
William B Harwood
Wisconsin Center
Walter Breede JR
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General Foods Corp
Knights Templar
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
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Eau Claire
Victor G. Nowack
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Martin A. Klingberg
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Harvey C. Wellnitz
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Albert Rohrbak
Manitowoc
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Roy W. Riegle
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Missouri
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Wilbur Foster
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