Eisenhower rejects use of paratroopers at Little Rock
United Press reports President Eisenhower refused to order paratroopers to intervene at Central High School in Little Rock Arkansas. The Arkansas governor's statement was not seen as full use of gubernatorial powers to prevent obstruction of federal orders.
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United Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Central High School
Little Rock
Arka
Arkansas
United States District
Delegates Act To Curb Red Propaganda Clash In Vienna
Western delegates mapped strategy to block Soviet attempts to co opt the IAEA into propaganda. The Vienna meeting opened with election of a chairman and 10 of 28 board members. Voroshilov’s message urged a no strings ban on nuclear bombs, seen as a pressure tactic to undermine the new organization.
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Vienna
Siup
International Atomic Energy Agency
Klimenti Vornshilov
Vornshilov
Kremlin
Wagt
Voroshilov
Oklahoma convict captured near Arizona escape in crime
Alvis Ray Neitch alias Bill Cooper, an Oklahoma burglar serving five year terms, was recaptured by two deputies near a forest road in West State. He had escaped the Oklahoma State PenitentiarySept 13 after walking out of a sheriff's office, then traveled through Chicago Michigan Montana Wyoming and Arizona before being detained. He will be held for Oklahoma extradition proceedings. Mrs. W F Storm of Geronimo was moved from Fort Sill to Brooke Army Hospital in San Antonio.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Oklahoma
Alvis Ray Neitch
Bill Cooper
Neitch
Oklahoma State
McAlester
Ard- Toro
Freedom
Chicago
Michigan
Montana
Wyoming
Alan
Arizona
Coconing County
Cecil Richardson
Ike and Faubus Narrowly Evade Little Rock Crisis
White House newsmen packed the lobby as four Southern governors met with President Eisenhower over the Little Rock crisis. Governor Faubus pledged to maintain law and order and not obstruct federal court orders, while Eisenhower warned that federal troops would remain on duty until a full solution emerged. The night wore on with shifting assurances before a final statement indicated the stalemate would continue and troops stay deployed.
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ED Creagh
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Jamies C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Luther Hodges
North
Carolina
Maryland
Theodore R. McKeldin
Florida
Leroy
Collins
Tennessee
Clement
Arkansas
Orvald. Faubus
Faubus
Panhus
U.S
ASIS
Kansas
Amy
Beyer
Cuban Rebels Claim Second Landing Report Sparks Denials
Cuban rebels said a new expeditionary force landed Saturday in Oriente province while Cuban authorities denied any landing. Reports circulated in the press and by rebel sources claimed reinforcements ashore near Bejucal and Nicaro as Fidel Castro’s movement near the area persisted. Officials insisted no disembarkation occurred and military spokesmen called the reports untrue.
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Cuba
anti-Batigta
Oriente
Cita
So Cal
Yom 2
Soares
Santiago
United Press
Bejic
Nicaro
Fidel Castro
Waring
Belic
Jandana
Lawton High Students Initiate into Future Teachers Club
Thirteen Lawton high school students were initiated as new members of the Future Teachers of America chapter on Monday night. Named in the ceremony were Judy Matthews, Jan Howard, Karen Dennison, Claudia Looney, Marilyn Harmony, Audrey Wilson, Larry Watson, Jimmy Elwood, Nancy Page, Lary Smith, Katelin Cole, Judy House, and Key Lu Pierce, with Judy Adams presiding. Mrs. Helen McCrory serves as club sponsor.
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Lawton High School
Future Teachers of America
Judy Matthews
Jan Howard
Karen Dennison
Claudia Looney
Marilyn Harmony
Audrey Wilson
Larry Watson
Jimmy Elwood
Nancy Page
Lary Smith
Katelin Cole
Judy House
Key Lu Pierce
Judy Adams
Patey Nolen
Jack Rhodes
Sherry Littlefield
Carlara Fitch
Helen McCrory
Wickersham Named Officer of New Insurance Firm
Washington report notes attorney James D. Fisk of Norman Oklahoma and Rep. Vier Lor Wickersham of Mangum Oklahoma elected officers of the American Service Life Insurance Co. Fisk is president, Wickersham chairs the board, Dr. Winston Burding of Atlanta directs. Charter issued by District of Columbia insurance superintendent. Capital stock $230,000 and surplus $125,000. Operations expected to begin in about a month.
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Forimer
Oklahoma
Vier
Lor
Wickersham
Mangum
Norman, Oxla
James d. Fisk
American Service Life ‘Insurance Co
Fisk
District of Columbia Insurance Superintendent
Thes
Winston Burding
Atlanta
Irish Pub Hours Debate Strains Irish Public Life
Dublin report by a government appointed commission urges longer year round pub hours from 10 30 a m to 11 30 p m and opening on St Patrick s Day with 12 30 to 2 p m and 5 to 7 p m. It calls for ending the bona fide license rule for late night drinking at roadside pubs aiming for uniform licensing across counties in Ireland. An unexpected boost comes from the Pioneer Total Abstinence Association which supports uniform hours to curb binge drinking.
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Mqnor
Ireland
Total 'Ab
Spelen
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