Segregationists Rally as Little Rock Schools Open
Segregationists rally on the state capitol grounds urging Gov. Faubus to act against desegregation as Little Rock white high schools prepare to open. Police set up IDs for students and faculty and the school board pledges firm handling of rule violations.
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Little Rock
Ark
State Capitol
Orvald Faubus
Margaret Jackson
League of Central High Mothers
Faubus
Liquor Probe Big Goof Heard In Cleveland Hearing
The Ohio Liquor Department influence-peddling inquiry wrapped with Alex Philip calling the probe the greatest miscarriage of justice. He challenged the basis for his private club D4 license denial, while Crouch cited inspector reports and application facts. Senator Calabrese had earlier asked to hold the permit for friends, with Trivison expected to testify in Columbus.
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Alex Philip
Richard C. Crouch
Liquor Department
Crouch
Philip
Anthony
Calabrese
Cleveland Democrat
Galabrese
Anthony J. Trivison
Columbus
Trivison
Sen
Only One Negro Expected at Central Warns NAACP Leader
Mrs L C Bates Arkansas NAACP president says one of three assigned to Central is in summer school in Chicago and another may have enough credits to graduate. Fifty Raney High School students rally on school grounds to protest integration waving Confederate flags and placards attacking integration.
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Little Rock
Central
Hall High
Main Street
Amis Guthridge
Capital Citizens Council
L. C. Bates
Arkansas
Chicago
Raney High School
Westerners Lead Retail Purchases in Nationwide Rise
Census Bureau reports per capita retail sales in the West averaged 1347 dollars last year, 15 percent above the national 1169 dollar average. National sales reached 200.4 billion, similar to 1957, as a recession impacted earlier in the year. Northeast 1242, North Central 1196, South 1001.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Northeast
North Central States
South
Chessman Faces Execution Date Set
Cary Chessman, noted inmate of San Quentin, is scheduled to die on October 23 after his lawyers failed to secure his presence for the date set by Superior Judge Herbert V. Walker. Convicted in 1948 of robberies kidnapping and sex crimes, Chessman plans another appeal to challenge the court's jurisdiction.
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Los Angeles
Cary Chessman
San Quentin
Herbert V. Walker
Chessman
Dayton six youths charged in series of Dayton robberies and shootings
Six Dayton youths including Clayton Couch 18 James Lemance 23 Billy Bowlin 23 Gary Taylor 23 David Taylor 20 and Benny Pitman 22 face charges of shooting to wound armed robbery and assault with intent to rob. They are tied to July 7 Greenmont Restaurant holdup and August 7 Riverdale Markets robbery with $250 stolen. One suspect Bowlin is already out on bond for a fatal Jan 2 shooting. Arraignment set later this week.
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Dayton
Ohio
Clayton Couch
James Lemance
Billy Horace Bowlin
Gary Stewart Taylor
David Eugene Taylor
Benny Pitman
Richard C. Grandish
Gary Taylor
Couch
Bowlin
Greenmont Res
Park Anywhere test reshapes Youngstown traffic patterns
Youngstown experiments loosen parking rules with curbside spaces free and loading zones usable. Monday test, aided by mayoral order, increased spots about 2000 but delayed deliveries and slowed side streets while buses and trucks double parked and stores stayed open noon to nine.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown
Here’s How Ohio Solons Cast Vote
Washington AP reports Ohio members of Congress recorded on recent roll calls with no major votes in the period. On passage of a bill transferring unused cotton acreage allotments within counties or states the tally was 308 for and 90 against. Names listed include Ash, Ayres, Baumhart, Betts, Bolton, Bow, Cook, Hays, Henderson, Latta, Levering, Brown, Devine, Feighan, Hess, Culloch, Moeller, Minshall, Schenck, Vanik. not voting Kirwan and Scherer.
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Washington
Ohio
Congress
Ashley
Ayres
Baumhart
Betts
Bolton
Bow
Cook
Hays
Henderson
Latta
Levering
Brown
Devine
Feighan
Hess
Culloch
Moeller
Minshall
Schenck
Vanik
Kirwan
Scherer
Teamster Wins Cincy Court Test
Otto Frobe secretary treasurer of Teamsters Local 100 in Cincinnati won the first round in police court on July brawl charges. The judge dismissed two assault and battery counts after three hours of testimony. Five other Local 100 officials face similar charges next. Common Pleas Court to rule on lifting an injunction barring entry to the union hall. Local 100, 8500 members, unsettled since fall elections opposing Teamsters boss James R. Holfa.
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Cincinnati
Otto Frobe
Teamsters Union Local 100
A. L. Luebbers
Local 100
Common Pleas Court
Teamsters
James R. Holfa
Navy Bomber Lands Safely at Hilo After Struggle
An Navy Neptune patrol bomber limped 1100 miles on one engine from Whidby Island to Barbers Point and landed safely at Hilo after seven hours aloft. With 10 aboard, Lt. Braden R Briggs steered using auxiliary jets when an engine failed. The craft shed altitude to 100 feet before rescue planes guided it to the big island.
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Braden R Briggs
Naval
Hilo
Hawaii
Car Crash Kills 20-Year-Old George Sunnier in Alliance
George Sunnier, 20, of Alliance died Monday night after his car struck the rear of a pickup on U S 62 one mile east of Alliance. Also included is a legal notice from Middletown Ohio about a public hearing on establishing one way streets including Baltimore and Garfield Streets, set for 6 PM September 9 1959 in the City Building.
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Anne Livingston
N. Park Avenue
Fort Lupton
Colorado
Charles Case Walsh
Garth Ave
Los Angeles
California
Garry Walsh
Henry Garrison Walsh
Loehr Laurence
First National Bank of Middletown
Middletown
Ohio
May Loehr Laurence
Butler County
May Loear Laurence
Laurence
First National Bank OF Union
My. &. Barker
Alliance, Ohio
George Sunnier
Alliance
U.S. 62
Here
City Commission
Baltimore Street
First Avenue
Heffner Avenue
Garfield Street
Dofpis F. Kronborg
Ave
Man Fined for Drive In Disturbance and Related Offenses
Municipal Judge J. T. Lambed fined Layne Mann of Oxford State Road 360 dollars plus costs for four charges after a disturbance at the Country Kitchen Drive In Restaurant. Mann faced assault and battery, two disorderly conduct charges, and intoxication with a separate 250 and 50 and 10 dollar breakdowns. he was ordered to stay out of the restaurant. Additional hearings fined Fred Rutledge for weapon and disorderly conduct with a concealed loaded 38 revolver, and several others for various traffic and conduct violations. five cases were continued.
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J. T. Lambed
Garfield Street
Hudson
Country Kitchen
Layne Mann
Oxford State Road
Joyce Hicks
Garfield St
Judge Lamb
Manns
Fred Rutledge
18Th Ave
Rutledge
Lamb
Jimmy Rose
Middletown
Fatal fall from car in Akron claims young woman
An 11 year old Columbus woman died after falling from her sister's moving car in Akron. The coroner ruled death by head injuries from the fall. The incident occurred Monday near the city as authorities investigated the cause.
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Akron, Ohio
Columbus
Armelia Kennen
Zola K. Laughry
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