Lyons Den Sponsor Satch Ousted. Network Reins Stay Put
Leonard Lyons reports CBS refused to drop Louis Armstrong from Crescendo after his critique of Eisenhower over Little Rock. Other tidbits include Nixon possibly hosting Cross Roads, Eva and Magda Gabor at El Morocco, Atlantic Monthly to print a four letter word in November, and Capalbo Chase luring Anna Magnani to read a Ben Kerner play at Bijou.
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Magda Gabor
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Eva
Gabora
Magda
Atlantic Monthly
Ernest Hemingway
Bil Paley
Jock Whitney
N. S. Herald Tribune
Capalbo & Chase
Anna Magnani
Ben Kerner
All Women Are One
Bijou
Santa Fe Union Shop Talks Stalemate in Negotiations
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway faces a stalemate as management and a non operating unions committee haggle since July 7 over a union shop. Santa Fe rejects compulsory membership or payments for political and ideological aims, offering a compromise permitting resignations while dues for collective bargaining continue. The unions reject the conditions, prompting a broader critique of union fund use amid past misconduct by other unions.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway System
Santa Fe
Dave Beck
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union of National Investigation
Let the Kids Handle Integration In Little Rock
A student proposes letting young people resolve the Little Rock integration crisis. The writer argues adults created the country’s racial tension and that children are generally fair and unprejudiced. They suggest elders should back youth efforts to seek peaceful, fair solutions.
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Lite Rock
Ark
Little Rock
South
Grouse Hunt Hurricane in Glenlivet Diction
Reporter recalls a rugged Scottish grouse shoot near Glenlivet with wild winds and swaying ground. The tale blends humor, weather chaos, and a boastful but humbled narrator amid the estate landscape, noting bank notes and a joke about shooting the wrong bird. Also references political forecasts for 1960.
World Today Political Prospect Muddled by Race Issue
Washington observers see the 1958 and 1960 elections shaped by Civil Rights upheaval in Arkansas and nationwide. Republicans court northern Negro votes after federal troop action, while some Democrats warn of North South party fracture. Lyndon Johnson fears losses from any party split as integration remains central to the race.
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World Today
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Little Rock
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Douglas Dill
Douglas
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Lynde Johnson
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United Nations Assembly Sides With Hope Amid Doubtful Times
The United Nations General Assembly met and elected leadership while the 82nd Disarmament body faced questions. Mentions of the UN increasingly shift from front pages in US newspapers as the organization is seen as civilization’s last hope amid public doubt and cautious optimism.
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United Nations General Assembly
United Nations
Cother
Insects and toads balance as rains bring pests
Oklahoma's heavy spring rains increased insects and toads, with zoologist Arthur N. Bragg noting the toads are now helping by eating the bugs. The balance in nature appears to be restoring itself after the wet season.
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Balance
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Nature
Arthur N. Bragg
University of Oklahoma
Firefighters respond to pig pen blaze in Carbondale
Firemen rushed to Henry Robinson's residence after an early morning alarm. The barnyard pig pen was ablaze but all pigs were saved except one that was late to a turn.
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Carbondale
Henry Robinson
Prestige of U S Suffers Badly in Global View
In a discussion on race and international perception, the author argues America faces a distorted image abroad of economic power and human rights. They critique Western media and foreign observers for overlooking domestic civil rights struggles, citing Little Rock and tensions with India, while noting Eisenhower’s call to uphold law amid world scrutiny.
Plans For Expansion At Kansas Ordnance Plant
Spencer Chemical Co announces expansion plans for the ammonium nitrate line at the Kansas Ordnance Plant, which has operated since 1945. The article notes community events in Lawrence, including the Vinland Fair and Chamber of Commerce activities, plus local civic appointments and a World Series score. Charles Scott of Iola is named temporary head of Emporia College after President Culbertson's resignation.
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Spencer Chemical Co
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Keith Lawton
Jenior Chamber of Commerce
Knife and Fork Club
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Theodore Astman
George Noland
Lawrence Cooperative Club
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Howard Williams
John Cox
Wilmer Beougher
G. H. Moore
Ralph Campbell
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Marie Kahle
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Lawrence
10Th and Wights
Supt
Kent
Washington
U.S
Charles Scott
Iola
Hmparia College
Culbertson
Elephant herd roams yard in Enid. act releases animals
In Enid Oklahoma police responded to a report of an elephant and horses romping in a backyard. An officer found the animals did belong to an animal act and were released by their owners while pens were cleaned.
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Enid
Okla
Russell Britton
Red Buttons Talks Comeback After TV Show Collapse
Hal Boyle profiles Red Buttons as he recounts his fall from TV ratings, the pain of public rejection, and his renewed drive. Buttons explains his self pity era, then how overcoming it led to exploring new fields, returning to work, and regaining confidence after Sayonara and Hollywood comeback signals.
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