Faubus Ordered To Appear In Court In High School Case
Gov Orval Faubus is ordered to appear in federal court on Sept 20 as the U S seeks a preliminary injunction to stop him and two subordinates from blocking the enrollment of Negro students at Central High School Little Rock The summons is served as federal authorities press for integration amid guarding at the governor s mansion and the high school.
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Washington
Washington Chief of the Litigation Bureau
Justice Department
U.S. Dist
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Grady Miller
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Soviet Charges Turkey Moves Toward Syria Frontier
Moscow reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko accused Turkey of concentrating troops along Syria's frontier to back Western aggression. He warned Syria has reliable friends and said the United States and other Western nations aim to stifle Syrian independence.
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Stock Market Index Edges Down on 60-Stock Average
The closing average for 60 stocks stood at 170.4, slipping by 1 point as trading ended. Investors watched slight declines across sectors amid cautious trading.
Patience Emphasized in Little Rock School Crisis
President Eisenhower urged patience as the government prepares to seek a court injunction to restrain Arkansas Governor Faubus from blocking Negroes at Central High School in Little Rock. White House said the Justice Department would file later today under Judge Davies. Ewing, Rhode Island GOP leader, said Eisenhower is very concerned and stressed patience while remaining ready to use federal power if necessary.
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Hagerty
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Ewing
Middle East
Syrian Cabinet Meets Over U S Aggression Crisis
Damascus reports urgent session of the cabinet to discuss U S provocations amid claims five U S warships near the Syrian coast and unidentified jets over Latakia. Foreign Minister Bitar pledges Syria will not be terrorized and will defend its Arab liberation policy. Navy says no ships near Syria with fleet stationed in the Aegean.
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Salah Bitar
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Turkey
Peaceful Resolution Seen on Syria by Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles said the Syria situation should be settled peacefully though risk of trouble remains. He noted Soviet aims in the Middle East, dismissed hands off talks, and predicted future progress from Western Allied unity despite Soviet rejection. He also commented on Arkansas school integration photos and Nehru’s aid request.
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Rockefeller to Aid Bums in Brooklyn Stadium Bid
The Associated Press learned that Nelson D. Rockefeller may help fund a stadium to keep the Dodgers National League team in Brooklyn.
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Associated Press
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Unrest Spreads In South Areas On Integration
Violence and threats erupt across southern cities after Gov. Faubus moves National Guardsmen to halt school integration in Little Rock. A Nashville plot yields arrests for weapons, vagrancy. Birmingham evacuates a high school amid bomb threats. a Nashville bombing detour, and a hanged Negro effigy spotted in North Little Rock.
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Lodge urges UN to act fast on Hungary crisis
United States delegate Henry Cabot Lodge appealed to a special UN General Assembly session to move quickly to end the grim events in Communist Hungary. He urged action after a Hungarian request to pause the issue failed. Lodge backed a US led resolution to appoint Prince Wan Waithayakon of Thailand as a special representative with broad authority to seek a solution.
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Journal-World Operates Special Phones For Bond Election Result
Journal-World announces special operators tonight to handle calls about water sewer and bus service bond outcomes. Partial final returns expected by 6 pm and vote counting due by 10 or 10:30 pm. Call Vf 38-1000 for results.
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Cool Wet Spell to Stay Through Wednesday
Rainy weather remains stuck over Northeast Kansas with Lawrence in line for more showers. The KU weather center reports a total shower amount of about 0.4 inches as temperatures hovered near 62 overnight and rose to 75 by Monday afternoon, with another cool spell and highs in the 70s forecast through Wednesday.
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Shyam Bhatia
K.U
Deed transfers parcel land from Haskell to Lawrence and Wakarusa Township
Will J. Pier of the Bureau of Indian Affairs presented deeds of former Haskell property to the city of Lawrence and Wakarusa Township south of Park Till Addition. Mayor Weatherwax accepted 20 acres for the city. Owen Mitchell accepted 5 acres for Wakarusa Township. Township plans to house equipment in a steel building on the new land and may sell the 23rd and Tenn. Sts. Present deeds require the land be used for a school or public purposes. Officials from Haskell K A city School Board county and Chamber attended a noon meeting at the Eldridge Hotel. Lawrence School Board Douglas County and Kansas University have also requests for property, likely to be approved. Pitner praised Lawrence KU and Haskell community relations.
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New KU Students Welcome Activities Planned Tonight
KU hosts a sequence of events in the Memorial Union to greet newcomers. The Jayhawk Nibble with food, booths from campus groups, a married student reception, a 7 p.m. dance, and an open house highlight the evening. Macbeth shown, placement exams in Hoch Auditorium, and deans conferences also occur as orientation continues.
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Employment Drops 800000 in August Nationwide
Washington reports that total civilian employment fell to 66.4 million in August from 67.2 million in July, a larger seasonal decline than usual. Unemployment also declined to 2.6 million as some jobseekers stopped looking for work.
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Balloting total under 3000 in city special election
Report notes turnout likely under 3000 for today's city election on a 1 million water-sewer expansion and city bus service. The piece references a Journal-World spot and ad, Feheck of poles incurring costs, and compares to February turnout while highlighting school band involvement and local funding debates.
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Election day notices and results from Wichita area ward polls
Voters faced one polling place per ward with changes to locations and hours. First Ward uses Police Department, Second Ward Community Building, Third Ward Keystation No 2, Fourth Ward Junior High School, Fifth Ward New York School, Sixth Ward Woodlawn School. Voter turnout varied by ward with higher turnout in First Fifth and Sixth wards and lower in Second Third and Fourth. Officials count yes no on two issues. results expected by 9 40 pm. A separate water sewer bond expansion plan of $1 million funded by Water Department revenues was also noted.
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Weather Update for Northeast Kansas Briefing
Mostly cloudy conditions persist through Wednesday with a chance of rain today and tonight. Little temperature change expected, with a low near 60 Fahrenheit and a high in the 70s by Wednesday.
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