Mob Backed Racial Bars Hold in Texas
A Texas crowd backed racial barriers as nine of twelve Clinton High School Negro students entered classes under National Guard protection after an injunction barred interference with school integration. A U.S. marshal read the court order from Clinton steps while a Texas Ranger aided a church leader amid tense demonstrations.
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Texas
Associated
Clinton
Tenn
Mansfield
Tex
D. W. Clark
St. Timothy’s Church
Fort Worth
Clinton High School
East Tennessee
Oliver Springs
Oere
U.S
U- 5
Robert L. Taylor
John Kasper
Washington, D.C
Bob Crowder
Coed on Flying Date Falls 1000 Feet to Death
Flora Lizabeth Anderson a 22 year old University of California Paline graduate died after plunging from a rented plane during a date with pilot Stanley Gordon 28. Gordon claimed he tried to save her but she fell as he maneuvered the aircraft. Witness James Dougan saw the dive and noted a small fragment fall. The incident occurred near Stinson Beach Marin County authorities planned further search as the body remained missing.
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San Rafael
Marin County
Flora Lizabeth Anderson
University of Palin
Stinsai’ Beach
Stanley Gordon
Belvedere
Roger Garety
Gordon
Miss Anderson
Joseph A. Anderson
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
A. W. Lyman
James Dougan
Belinas
California
the Pelican
Nixon Dad in Coma as End Nears
Whittier Frank Nixon father of Vice President Nixon fell into a coma today with the physician saying death is imminent. Nixon, 77, remained in very critical condition as Richard Nixon visited his father and his mother Hannah sat by the bedside holding his hand. Ernest Nixon, a retired Penn professor, arrived to comfort the family before the elder Nixon again declined.
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Nixon
Ernest
University of Pennsylvania
Nasser At Center Of Suez Reply Talks Tonight
Cairo reports President Nasser meets advisers to frame a reply to the 18 nation plan for international control of the Suez Canal. Australia’s Prime Minister Menzies consults with his five nation committee as talks proceed in a friendly atmosphere despite prior rejection of international control.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nasser
Suez Canal
Robert G. "Menzies
Australia
London
Menzies
Mahmoud Fawzi
Ali Nabry
Sabry
Suez
Fawzi
Dulles
Menzies Committee
Where to Find It in the Newspaper
A reader oriented brief listing page references across sections. Mentions Amer ican Legion parade hours and Bah Natahane starting school with cross-references to Page A-9 and various sections such as Sports B-1 B-2 B-4, Comics B38, and Editorial B-6.
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American Legion
Hal Boyle
Radu
TVY
Bloody Drama in Harbor Ends Seven Foot Dolphin Battle
A dramatic pursuit in Long Beach Harbor ends with a seven foot, 235 pound Pacific white sided dolphin dying of shock after a bloody struggle. Marineland curator Kenneth Norris and chief collector Frank Brocata lassoed the exhausted animal, but it died shortly after being secured. The incident began near the Pacific Sportfishing Landing and stretched from 8:30 to about 9:20 p.m. as locals watched the capture attempt unfold.
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Long Beach Harbor
Marineland of the Pacific
Pacific Sportfishing
S. Harbor Scenic Dr
Freedom
Robert Verant
Cerritos Ave
Conrad Frazier
221St St
Verant
Norris and
Marineland
Bear mauls herder in Colorado near Steamboat Springs
In northwest Colorado, a 700 pound bear mauls 48 year old Leo Roybol of Denver as two herders trap the beast 20 miles north of Steamboat Springs. Roybol sustained severe head arm and hip wounds and is reported in good condition at Routt County Memorial Hospital. The bear was killed by Ben Garcia of Las Vegas New Mexico after it attacked the men who had set the trap following sheep killings.
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Steamboat Springs
Cola
Colorado
Leo Roybo
Denver
Ben Garcia
Las Vegas
N. M
Roybol
Routt County Memorial Hospital
Here
Ley Connor
Clark
Cole
Connor
Police open fire on hunger marchers in Dacca
In Dacca East Pakistan police fired twice on hunger marchers in the streets. Unofficial reports claim five killed and twenty wounded as crowds from nearby villages gather for rice. Authorities say the situation is under control, with troops ready to move in if demonstrations flare.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Hun Zee
Planes Collide Over Peak Spark Forest Fires Near Angeles
Two small planes collided over Pacifico Mountain in Angeles National Forest, possibly military, starting two fires on the slopes. The crashes occurred about 12 miles north of Mt Wilson near the observatory site, as reported by the U S Forest Service.
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Pasadena
Toiday
Pacifico Mountain
Angeles National Forest
U. S. Forest Service
Mt. Wilson
Reds Find Third Navy Flier Body
Washington reports the United States has located the body of a third American crew member from the P4M Mercator patrol plane shot down August 23 off the China coast. The body is tentatively identified as William F. Haskins. British diplomats will arrange for Haskins to be received and returned to U.S. officials in Hong Kong or Japan.
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Washington
China
United States
State Department
William F. Haskins
Shanghai
Haskin
U.S
Hong Kong
Japan
Lincoln White
Haskins
Peiping
Chu Shan Islands
Red China
Red Radio
Labor Day Traffic Toll Rumors Corrected by Safety Council
The National Safety Council reduced its Labor Day holiday death toll to 428 traffic fatalities plus 89 drownings and 71 other deaths, totaling 588. President Ned H. Dearborn credited enforcement agencies and media for the safer outcome, noting four states set weekend records with zero traffic fatalities.
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National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Associated Press
Counci
Ned H. Dearborn
Dearborn
Trafic
Delaware
New Stampshire
North Dakota
Vermont
Cripple Dies in Fire When Rescuers Fail
An 82 year old cripple, John Wiley Skelios, died in a Sy lmar blaze after neighbors were driven back by heat and smoke. Firefighters found him partially clothed.
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Sylmar Iip
John Wiley Skelios
Weather outlook mostly clear through Wednesday
Night and morning will feature low clouds or fog with otherwise mostly clear skies. Temperatures show little change, keeping a steady trend across the period into midweek.
Celebrities Chided by Tailors Guild for Sloppy Dress
James Scali, chair of the Customs Tailors Guild, blasted Elvis Presley Marlon Brando and Ted Williams as among our sloppiest celebrities. He named 10 best dressed including Eisenhower Erskine Holden Hoover and Harrison. He urged better example for youth and joked about travel or marriage to improve appearance.
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New York
Customs Tailors Guild
Elvis Presley
Marlon Brando
Ted Williams
James Scali
Guild
America
President Eisenhower
Brooklyn Dodger
Carl Erskine
Larry Mack
William Holden
Dan Topping
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Ted Collins
Gordon MacRae
Harry E. ‘Gould
Rex Harrison
Scali
Rock 'N’ Roller Fresley
Actor Brando
Boston Red Sox
West Germany to buy 1.5 billion dollars in U.S. arms
West Germany plans a four year arms purchase totaling 1.5 billion dollars from the United States. The first order of 35.7 million is to be placed soon, with deliveries over 1960. Britain may also expand purchases as Washington supplies 833 million dollars in heavy equipment for Germany's new armed forces.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
United States
Defense Ministry
Britain
U. & Government
West
Ex-Editor Slain as Baja California Newsroom Ties Guard Slay
Three former bodyguards of Baja California's governor are sought in connection with the cafe slaying of Fernando Marquez Sanches, former editor of La Voz de Mexicali and owner of the print shop linked to El Debate. The killing marks the second newspaper-linked death in two months. Anibal Gallegos, assistant district attorney, named one suspect who was present at the shooting. El Debate, aligned with the National Action Party, had criticized state officials over aid controls.
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Menicali
Mexico
Baja California
Anibal Gallegos
Fernando Marquez Sanches
Marquez Sanches
la You de
Mexicali
el Debate
National Action Party
Braulis Maldonada
Press Telegram Announces Three Major Paper Improvements
The Press Telegram outlines changes for today’s editions including a dedicated sports page section for easier access and expanded sports coverage, the television and radio logs moved to the last page of a section, and a larger television log font. The first section remains focused on world and local news with a separate local news page headed in another section.
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Press-Telegram
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Bah Natahane
Kenneth Norris
Frank Brocata
Norris
Brocata
Brocato
Crea
Pakistan
Grace
Kelly
Prince Rainier I of
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le Havre
Tennessee
Ted
Marlon
Elvis
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