Ministers Plead for Calm Amid Arkansas Desegregation
In Little Rock Arkansas ministers urged calm as Central High prepares for its first mixed classes in 10th to 12th grades with about 15 Negro students expected. Governor Faubus watched closely amid threats of disorder while federal court upheld the gradual integration plan and prohibited interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Faubus
Central High School
Greater Little Rock Ministerial Alliance
Dunbar H. Ogden Jr
Power Workers End KC Utility Strike After Vote
Kansas City Power and Light employees, about half of 2,000 IBEW members on strike, return to work after a near unanimous vote to end the weeklong walkout. Lt Governor Long warned a 6 p.m. Sunday deadline with potential punitive action and ordered seizure under the King Thompson Act. Wage talks resume tomorrow with union seeking 7 percent and company offering 4 percent. Current pay ranges from 1.60 to 3 dollars per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Missouri
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Edward V. Long
Long
Zhukov Seen As Nikita's Successor in Russia
Counterspy Boris Morros testified before the House Un American Activities Committee that Marshal Georgi Zhukov will head Russia in a military dictatorship within eight months. Morros claimed Zhukov's rise to defense minister and party posts show consolidation of Russian spy agencies under Zhukov and a shift away from Nikita Khrushchev. Separate spy organs reportedly merged into a superagency under the Red Army. Potate chip sales totaled 353 million dollars in the United States last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boris Morros
Marshall Georgi Zhukov
Russia
Communist Party
Nikita Ghruushchev
House Committee On UN American Activities
Morris
Zhukov
Bny One
Red Army
United States
Showers Expected Today in Mid-Continent Areas
Wet weather was forecast across the midcontinent, southern Plateau region, Plains states, Mississippi Valley, Gulf states, and parts of the mid Atlantic. Some western areas would clear with Rockies regions sunny, while Oregon coast ticked by scattered thunderstorms and Pennsylvania to New England enjoyed sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Continent
Plateau
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Gulf States
Mid - Atlantic States
Rockies
Oregon Coast
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Georgia
Carolinas
Confederate Veteran Lundy Dies at 109 in Crestview Florida
P William A Lundy a 10 year Civil War veteran known as Uncle Bill died in Crestview Florida after a hospital stay following gall bladder surgery He served in the Home Guard at Elba Alabama and was among the last remaining Confederate veterans He is survived by several children and mourned as the last link to a fading era His death comes as other veterans are noted and a park dedication plans honor him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestview
Fla.p
William A. Lundy
Bill
Charlie
Home Guard
Elba
Ala
Walter W. Williams
Houston
Tex
John Salling
Lil. Slant
Lundy
Chamber of Commerce
Confederacy
Bevy of Beauties Enter Atlantic City for Miss America
Fifty-one contestants from 45 states Canada Puerto Rico Hawaii Chicago New York City and Washington gather in Atlantic City for Miss America 1958 activities ahead of the crowning Saturday. Prizes total $30,000 in scholarships as contestants register and begin weeklong pageantry. Some wear good luck charms such as Miss California Lorna Anderson’s white shoes and Miss Michigan Valerie Strong’s silver dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
California
Lorna M. Anderson
Valerie Joy Strong
Canada
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Chicago
New York City
Washington, D. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arkansas
Little Rock, Ark
Jim Johnson
Crossett
Faubus
K.C
Nikita
Eeeeeeee Eekly As
Shop Penney
Wegan
Tibet
China
Penney's
Cannon
Calypso
Penney Brentwood
Penney Arnel Tricot
Orlon
Practicay Hebulk
Caiitier
Lia Tad
Janith Blenelss