Truman Says Governors Cannot Nullify Federal Law
Former President Truman pressing federal supremacy says no governor can nullify the Constitution or U S laws, and that it is the President’s duty to enforce them. He did not name any governor, noted he prepared the statement for a week, and spoke on the Arkansas school dispute while in Kansas City for a shopping center dedication.
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Harry S. Truman
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Andrew Jackson
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New York
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Clifton Daniel
Educator Named Canada Minister Sees Swearing In
Dr. Sidney E. Smith, a veteran educator and former president of the University of Toronto, will be sworn in today as Canada's foreign secretary in Ottawa after Prime Minister John Diefenbaker announced the appointment. He resigned yesterday and will fly to Ottawa to take the oath. Smith aims to apply educational concepts to foreign policy and notes education could help solve world problems. He succeeds Lester B. Pearson as foreign secretary amid the Conservative Liberal shift after last June elections.
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Labor Day
Lester B. Pearson
Storm Carrie Likely to Miss U.S. Coasts
The Weather Bureau prepared to write off Hurricane Carrie as a threat to the eastern United States. The storm, moving north at 10 mph, had winds up to 110 mph and was about 975 miles southeast of Bermuda, 1,750 miles east of Miami.
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Rice Estate Left To Three Children
Santa Monica writer Craig Rice left her book royalty estate mostly to her three children Nancy Atwill Iris Adams and David Ferguson. Ten percent goes to Fathers of Saint Edmund in Selma Alabama. Twenty percent pays an $11 237 49 loan from Lawrence Lipton in 1948. The estate value was not estimated. Miss Rice died August 23.
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Iris Adams
Los Angeles
David Ferguson
Palance Ordered to Pay $4,600 Monthly Support
Los Angeles actor Jack Palance aged 37 must pay four thousand six hundred dollars a month for the living expenses of his estranged wife Virginia Baker and their three children. Baker, 52, a former New York actress, filed for separate maintenance while Palance seeks a divorce on cruelty charges. The couple wed April 21, 1949 in New York City and separated August 20 of the prior year.
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Free Fair Beef Cattle Judging Closes Tonight at 7 p.m
At the 1957 Comanche County Free Fair beef cattle are judged at 7 p.m. to conclude events. Exhibit remains open until 3 p.m. Saturday. Thursday results include junior grand champion Calvin Stoll Chattanooga and reserve grand champion Bill Abbott Lawton along with numerous placings across Dorsets Hampshire Shropshire Southdown and other classes.
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Business Uneasy Of Current Trend
On the first Friday of the year, markets are sluggish with stocks dipping near the year's low before rebounding. Officials warn of inflation and a possible slowdown while various industries fear demand shifts, higher mortgage costs, and stalled capital spending. Despite anxieties, the overall tone suggests continued business uncertainty yet some cautious optimism.
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New York
East Rainy West Clear Weather Pattern Report
The weather pattern shows showers in the eastern half and clear skies in the West. Light showers in Wisconsin and the upper Great Lakes, scattered thunderstorms across the Gulf States Kentucky Tennessee Ohio Valley and lower Great Lakes. Rainfall remains light with over an inch reported at Burwood Louisiana.
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Treasury Near Debt Limit as Borrowing Plans Rise
Washington reports the Treasury will stay near the 275 billion dollar debt ceiling for months. To meet heavy spending, it will borrow 3 billion dollars in securities with 1 to 12 year maturities at 4 percent. By month’s end the debt should be within half a billion of the limit, with 273 billion outstanding and tax Anticipation Notes maturing Sept 23.
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Group Asks Ban On Magazines
Providence RI Rhode Island Commission to Encourage Morality in Youth urges adults to inspect nine magazines it seeks removed from newsstands. It aims to persuade citizens of the necessity to keep such material from youth. Inspectors must be over 18 and show a demonstrated interest in the matter.
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