Crowds Gather as Arkansas School Crisis Evolves
In Little Rock the largest crowd yet gathered outside Central High as nine Negro students again did not attend, while Arkansas Baptist College students were escorted from the area. National Guard guards limited interviews with NYT editor Ben Fine amid claims of federal plans to arrest Gov Faubus. officials denied arrests and warned reporters against breaching peace.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
National Assn
National Guard
Benjamin Fine
New York Times
Orval Faubus
Arkansas Baptist College
Faubus
Eisenhower
Newport
R. I
Fabus
James C. Hagerty
White House
Washington
Hagerty
U. S
Ben Fine
Fine
Sherman T. Clinger
U N Secretary Backs Master Standby Force Plan
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urged a master plan for a U N standby force to act in crises. He clarified he does not propose a standing armored force and cited the U N Emergency Force in the Middle East as proof of a ready military body.
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United Nations H — U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
Generals Assembly
Hammarskjold
U. N. Armd
Middle East
Rumors of Faubus Custody Denied by White House
Newport R I President Eisenhower’s aides deny rumors federal authorities discussed taking Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus into custody over Little Rock school integration. White House press secretary Hagerty says no discussions occurred anywhere including Little Rock or Washington. Eisenhower arrived from Washington for vacation and a round of golf after receiving the telegram.
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R. I
Eisenhower
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
White House
James C. Hagerty
Faubus
Hagerty
U. S
Washington
Newport Country Club
World powers near end of London Disarmament talks
The United States Britain France and Canada propose a New York restart date after weeklong London talks on disarmament. Russia favors temporary adjournment but rejects setting a resumption date or place. Ongoing deadlock follows Western proposals for nuclear test moratorium tied to production cuts and inspections, while Russia calls for immediate ban on atomic tests. Also Rudolf Bing signs a five year contract as Metropolitan Opera general manager.
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London
Russia
U. N
United Nats
Zalerian Zorin
Zorin
U. N. General Assembly
Valerian Zorin
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Bing
New York
Rudolf Bing
Metropolitan Opera Assn
Cuba Forces Fight Rebellion in Cienfuegos
In Cienfuegos a revolt backed by naval units sparked heavy fighting as government troops and tanks advanced from Havana and Santa Clara. Rebels seized the police HQ, with reports of casualties, while authorities and supporters claimed a military junta had taken charge as bombing targeted the naval station at Cayo Loco.
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Cuba
Cienfuegos
Fidel Castro
Santa Clara
Las Villas
Cayo Loco
Castro
Batista
Antonio Ruiz Beltron
Beltron
Newton Clerk Oscar C. Jones Dies at 71
Oscar C. Jones, 71, who resigned in 1953 after 13 years as Harvey County clerk, died in a hospital late last night.
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Newton
Oscar C. Jones
Harvey County
National State Clash Over School Integration Faces Arrest Claims
Faubus says federal agents consider arrest over Little Rock Central High integration, a claim White House denies. National Guardsmen circle the school as nine Negroes who were turned back yesterday did not attempt entry today. Dallas public schools ordered to start integration mid term after Fifth Circuit reversal. Texas law now restricts further integration without a local option vote.
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Associated Press
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Central High School
White House
Faubus
Easton
Schiors
Sturgis
Dallas
Tex
William H. Atwell
Atwell
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Texas
Rainfall Outlook Promises More Wet Weather Across Kansas
Overnight showers drenched many Kansas areas with quantifyable rainfall totals led by Herington 1.40 inches Dresden 1.04 and Salina .88. Colby saw damaging wind hail and a sighted tornado aloft near McDonald 30 miles northwest of Colby. Great Bend reached .86 inches to push its yearly total to 31.07. Local gusts and a warm Friday ahead with highs in the 80s and a chance of more rain tonight and Friday.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Colby
McDonald
Oakley
Herington
Dresden
Salina
Tescott
Great Bend
KU Music and Dramatic Arts Building Nears Completion
As KU prepares for fall term the 2.4 million Music and Dramatic Arts Building nears finish with local and Greensboro firms contributing rigging and theater installation. Seating for 1188 in the main theater 400 in recital hall and 80 in experimental theater proceed, with swiveling seats in the horseshoe stage. Offices and storage await cabinets while music and drama wings advance though audio equipment lighting and organ work lags. Bids for landscaping and walks were rebid after budget limits. temporary gravel paths will guide access until permanent walks are added.
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Music and Dramatic Arts
K. U
Greensboro
N. C
Lewin Goff
University Theater
Speech and Drama Department
Hoch Auditorium
Reuter Organ Co
Thomas Gorton
The
Fine Arts School
Keith Lawton
United States Eases Travel Ban to Bulgaria
The United States lifts its seven year restriction on travel to Communist Bulgaria. Americans may visit for limited durations for professional or legitimate reasons if in the national interest. Eight passports were validated for a trip to Sofia on Sept 20 to attend the IOC congress in the Bulgarian capital.
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Washington
United States
Bulgaria
State Department
Soafia
Scrivner Hints Sunflower Ordnance Works Reactivation
Rep Scrivner says Sunflower Ordnance Works may be reactivated later to produce a new type of fuel for defense. He notes plans to keep the plant on layaway due to the rocket propellant and cannon powder stockpile, with 200 to 300 workers to maintain the $200 million property near De Soto after production ends.
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Kansas City
Kas
Scrivner
Sunflower Ordnance Works
de Soto
Three Lincoln suspects tied to Rusty’s market burglary
Three Oklahoma and Lawton residents were arrested in Lincoln on burglary ties to Rusty’s Supermarket at 23rd and Fa. Sts. More than $4,000 in checks cash and burned money were seized along with a cutting torch two loaded guns and two Buick cars and walkie talkies. Nebraska Kansas authorities plan charges including burglary possession of burglary tools and habitual criminal act.
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Rusty’s
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Billy Joe Pearce
Lawton
Okla
Edward Lee Lyles
Oklahoma City
Louise Norris
Chappell
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Rusty
Beatrice
Post Office Seeks Clerks and Carriers in Kansas City
Desperate for help, Kansas City post office lowers residential limits for applicants. Former residency requirement canceled by acting Postmaster Jef frey P. Hillelson as applications will be accepted without regard to where applicants live.
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Kansas City
Jeffrey P. Hillelson
Revenue Bonds Would Divide Expense Among All the Users
City officials explain revenue bonds as the fair financing for a $1 million water and sewer expansion, arguing no tax increase if approved and timely completion. Without voter support, projects would require tax-supported bonds for the large relief sewer and separate revenue issues for others, raising costs and delays while shifting burdens away from benefiting users including rural customers and KU.
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Lawrence
Water Sewer Department
Kansas University
Dean Alderson Details KU Rush Week Two Way Process
Kansas University Dean of Men Donald Alderson told more than 600 rushees that Rush Week is a two way proposition with fraternity houses evaluating candidates and students judging houses. The kickoff at the Memorial Union launched a three day rush with over 1 500 men housed in fraternity homes and 400 sorority rushees attending socials.
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Donald Alderson
Kansas University
Ilnes
Memorial Union Ballroom
Journal-World Photo
Isuw
Tushees
Dean
Joen Frats
Alderson
Lawrence
Memorial Union
Dio and Two Others Sentenced for Labor Racketeering
John Dio Dioguardi and two co defendants received two year prison terms after conviction by a jury for conspiring to obtain payments from two electroplating firms to secure labor peace. Judge John A. Mullen imposed the sentences in General Sessions Court.
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New York
John
Johnny Dio) Dioguardi
General Sessions
John A. Mullen
Dio
Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas shows more rain likely
Partly cloudy with scattered thunder showers spreading southeast tonight and redeveloping Friday. Temperatures remain mild with lows near 60 and Friday highs around 95. Temperature readings indicate a warming trend through the night and into Friday with varying times noted.
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