Judge Refuses Stay in Little Rock Desegregation Order
U S District Judge Harry J. Lemley denied a motion to stay his Saturday order suspending desegregation at Little Rock Central High School for two years. He warned a stay would prolong intolerable racial tensions and delay the appeal process, while noting Horace Mann High remains available for Negro students. The Little Rock School Board argued delay serves public interests amid tensions and federal troop presence.
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Little Rock
Ark
Harry J. Lemley
Central High School
Lemley
Court of Appeals
US. Supreme Court
Branton
Central High
Horace Mann High School
Little Rock Shocks Negro Leaders Meet Eisenhower
Four Negro leaders told President Eisenhower at the White House conference that court-ordered suspension of school integration in Little Rock Ark. has shocked and outraged Negroes nationwide. The delegation urged Justice Department intervention and pressed a broad civil rights agenda while noting Eisenhower offered sympathetic listening without taking sides.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Little Rock, Ark
America
White House
Little Rock
Justice Department
Randolph
Roy Wilkins
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Lester B. Granger
National Urban League
Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Leadership Conference
Freight's Brakes Fail In C&O Crash
Engineer H W Honaker said the brakes wouldn’t stop the 144 car freight as it struck the rear of a halted luxury passenger train on the Chesapeake and Ohio mainline. Four crewmen and six passengers were hospitalized, none seriously hurt. the George Washington passenger train ran from Newport News to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmond
W. Va
H. W. Honaker
Chesapeake and Ohio
Honaker
Newport News
Cincinnati
McElroy Defends Burke Testimony Without Rebuke
Defense Secretary McElroy says he can disagree with Adm. Burke's Senate testimony on defense reorganization without rebuke. He warned reporters he was disappointed by Burke's remarks yet does not intend to replace or fault the naval chief, calling Burke a fine officer at Quantico during the annual leaders' meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McElroy
Senate Armed Services Committee
Adm
Arleigh A Burke
Naval Operations
Burke
Quantico
Defense Department
New Hog Center Bought By State
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station purchased a 428 acre tract eight miles southeast of Springfield for a hog farming research center. This expands total station land to over 4,000 acres, including the 1,600 acre central Wooster farm and substations in Wood Erie Huron Trumbull Mahoning Washington Meigs Brown and Clark counties.
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Columbus
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Springfield
Wooster
Wood
Erie
Huron
Trumbull
Mahoning
Washington
Meigs
Brown and Clark Counties
Bolt Kills 3 Pilgrims on Italian Mountain
Lightning struck a group of 40 Roman Catholic pilgrims as they carried an iron cross up Mt. Arera 7 500 feet to plant it on the peak. Three mountaineers were killed and others injured in Bergamo Italy on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergamo
Italy
Mt. Arera
Rooster Dies Blamed on Voodoo Powder
In San Antonio a woman accused neighbors of voodoo. deputy tasted red pepper powder from the yard and concluded the rooster died from eating too much red pepper rather than supernatural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Tony Lobello
Lobello
U.S. Education Reform Urged by Rockefeller Report
A two year study by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund urges broad reform of American education beyond funding. It calls for stronger testing and guidance, federal help for critical problems, and national leadership to meet rapid technological change. The report warns science education faces a real crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
Hocking County Weather Improves Then Prepares for Showers
The sun broke through in Hocking County raising temperatures to 78 by noon after a cool spell. Sunday’s 73 degree high felt cooler due to a strong breeze. Light showers Saturday brought about an inch of rain. tonight and Tuesday forecast include more showers.
South Texas Hit by Heavy Downpours and Floods
A cold front triggered thundershowers across Texas with up to 7 inches of rain. San Antonio rescue crews saved nine people from flooded streets after a storm dumped 4.50 inches. Range area suffered driving rains and 80 mph winds. Orange reported 6.25 inches with little damage.
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Dallas
South Texas
San Antonio
Range
Orange
Flivver Plane Pilot Nearing Sicily Goal
Max Conrad a 55 year old light plane pilot from Winona Minnesota passed Elba en route to Palermo Sicily heading for a 4400 mile Atlantic flight. He left New York Idlewild Sunday morning aiming to complete the mission in about 33 hours. This was his 39th Atlantic crossing in a light plane.
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Paris
Atlantic
Max Conrad
Mediterranean
Elba
Palermo
Sicily
Italy
Corsica
Winona
Minn
Conrad
New York
Idlewild
Boy Shot In Head At Buena Vista
A 15 year old Ross County youth was seriously wounded in the head by a bullet from a .22 rifle at Buena Vista on Saturday evening. Fred Tilton son of Mr and Mrs Victor Tilton of Kingston Rt 2 was listed in satisfactory condition at University Hospital Columbus. The shooting at the Charlie Williams junk yard appeared accidental according to Sheriff A J Waldron. Theodore Tilton 28 Auskey Eugene Fisher 13 and the injured boy had been shooting groundhogs and targets with Ken ny Tilton 2 present. The gun was in the car with the stock on the floor. The boy was treated at Laurelville Berger Hospital and later transferred to University Hospital Columbus after emergency care.
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Ross County
Buena Vista
Fred Tilton
Victor Tilton
Kingston Rt. 2
University Hospital
Columbus
A. J. Waldron
Charlie Williams
Theodore Tilton
Fred
Auskey Eugene Fisher
Kenny Tilton
Theodore
Tilton
Williams
Fisher
Laurelville
Berger Hospital
Circleville
Two In Two Accidents In Hocking County Injure Man And Youth
Two weekend collisions in Hocking County left a 48 year old man from Tarlton with knee and arm bruises after his truck crossed the center line on Route 56 near Laurelville. He and the 55 year old driver of the eastbound car were cited for driving to the left of center. A separate incident on Route 75 north of Bear Run Road injured a 17 year old Logan youth riding a scooter when a car rear ended it.
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Hocking County
E Karshner
Tarlton
Rt. 56
Laurelville
Karshner
State Highway Patrol
Roy Riffer
Francis Myers
Logan Rt. 4
Rt. 75
Bear Run Rd
Donagerie
Bobby Lee Devol
Logan Rt. 3
John Wells
Wells
Devol
GOP Airplane Tour Urged For State Campaign
Akron GOP chairman Ray Bliss was urged to have state candidates tour Ohio by airplane during the fall campaign. The suggestion came at a Sunday meeting with GOP candidates. County chairmen will meet Wednesday to coordinate efforts from county to state level.
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Columbus
Ray Bliss
Akron
Bliss
Pinball Machines Seized From Athens Eagles Lodge
Ohio Liquor Department agents removed two pinball machines from the Athens Eagles Lodge room on a Friday visit. The machines claimed to pay out winnings were owned by Sandy Sanborn of Nelsonville and were moved to the state highway garage disposal plant truck. Sgt. Robert Liggett of the Athens police assisted. no charges announced yet.
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Ohio Liquor Department
Athens
Sandy’ Sanborn
Nelsonville
Robert Liggett
Record Offsets GOP Claim Ike Needs A GOP Congress
AP Political Reporter Jack Bell notes both parties hinder GOP effort to portray Ike as needing a Republican Congress to advance his program. Senate Democrats, and key GOP leaders Styles Bridges and William Knowland, push to limit the five year extension for reciprocal trade and oppose administration labor and defense measures, complicating the presidents party line.
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Ike
Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
Styles Bridges
William F. Knowland
Calif
Bridges
Knowland
Clifford P. Case
John
Cooper
Irving Ives
R NY
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Edward J. Thye
R-Minn
Demonstrations Across The World Over Nagy Execution
In Moscow demonstrators attacked the West German Embassy after a Bonn protest. In New York Hungarian refugees smashed windows at the Soviet UN delegation headquarters. In Ottawa red ink splashed the Soviet Embassy by about 320 refugees. Warsaw reported private Polish party opposition to the executions.
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Moscow
Bonn
New York
United Nations
Ottawa
Canada
Warsaw
Polish Communist Party Today
Communist Bloc
Nagy
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulka
Adam Rapacki
Roman Zambrowski
Manhattan
Vincent J. Ferreri
Nehru Calls Nagy Execution Distressing News
New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru described the execution of Imre Nagy as the most distressing news and consequences. He refused to elaborate and said the proposed summit should not be canceled, noting why anything should be called off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Imre Nagy
Lake dedication marks 102 acre conservation site near Baltimore
A lake and a 102 acre conservation farm near Baltimore were dedicated Sunday by the Fairfield County Fish and Game Association. The event highlighted local conservation efforts and the group’s commitment to preserving wildlife habitat in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Baltimore
Fairfield County Fish and Game Assn
Probers Weigh Call for Eisenhower Counselor on Adams ties
House investigators resume hearings on Adams and Goldfine allegations as Rep Morgan hints at calling President Eisenhower's special counsel Gerald Morgan. Adams faces scrutiny over gifts and hotel hospitality from Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine while Morgan says he sought no favors and Meeker provided SEC data.
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Washington
Rep
Morgan Moulder
D-Mo
House
Gerald D. Morgan
Eisenhower
Morgan
Adams
Moulder
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Goldfine
SEC
East Boston Co
Thomas C. Meeker
Meeker
East Boston
White House
Goldfine Holding Company
Oren Harris
D-Ark
FTC
Eisenhower urges swift approval for six European nuclear plants
President Eisenhower asked Congress to approve a multi nation pact to build six nuclear power reactors in Europe by 1963. The plan would supply about 30 000 kilograms of uranium 235 to six European Community nations at an estimated 480 million dollar value with US Eximbank backing up to 135 million dollars in long term credit. A joint US European research program would also be created to improve reactor performance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Europe
United States
Euratom Nations
White House
Apple a Day Slogan Pioneer John Stinson Dies at 92
John T. Stinson, a horticulturist who helped popularize the Apple Day promotion and the slogan An apple a day keeps the doctor away, died Saturday at age 92. He served as director of agricultural development for Missouri Pacific and directed the apple day effort at the St. Louis World's Fair.
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ST. Louis
John T. Stinson
Stinson
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Hammarskjold Presses UAR on Lebanon Crisis
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold met with President Nasser and UAR officials in Cairo after arriving from Amman and Jerusalem to press a peaceful settlement in Lebanon. The U N plans to station observers in Lebanon while disputes over arms and border crossers with Syria continue.
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Cairo
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Hammarskjold
Amman
Jerusalem
Beirut
Syria- Lebanon
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
United States
Britain
New York
Collins Named VP Of Ohio Veterans Service Officers
Vaughn Collins of Hocking County was elected vice president of the Ohio State Association of Veterans Service Officers at the annual Mansfield meeting. John L. Murphy of Toledo became president, succeeding Jerry Harris of Cleveland. Nick Angle of Mansfield was chosen secretary treasurer. Collins also serves as county judge and sits on the legislative committee of the Ohio State Association of Soldiers' Relief Commissions.
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Vaughn Collins
Hocking County Veterans Service
Ohio State Association of Veterans Service Officers
Mansfield
John L. Murphy
Toledo
Jerry Harris
Cleveland
Nick Angle
Collins
Ohio State Association of Soldiers’ Relief Commissions
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U.S. &Th Circuit Court of Appeals
A. Philip Randolph
International Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
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Rooster
U. S
Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc
Mercury
South
Texas
Hocking
Athens Eagles
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Iron Curtain
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Park Avenue
New Lake
Probers
Sherman Adams
Federal Trade Commission
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Apple
Day
U. N
Sweden
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Syria
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