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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1959

Page

6

Faubus Plan Threatens Wider Little Rock Desegregation

The Little Rock School Board and Gov. Faubus clash over desegregation plans for the fall reopening. Faubus proposes splitting schools to maintain segregation in Central and Technical while integrating Hall and Horace Mann, a move the board says would push more integration than their approach of admitting a few Negroes to white schools. Fifty five Negroes registered at white schools. most would likely be assigned to Horace Mann. The district remains under federal desegregation orders.

Little Rock, Ark Little Rock Orval E. Faubus Everett Tucker Jr Faubus Hall Horace Mann Central and Technical High Central L. C. Bates The National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People

Eye for Freedom Offer Ends in Prison Term

A 31-year-old man in Bradenton Florida Gene Van Etten offered his left eye to a blind person or eye bank in exchange for freedom after being convicted of stealing cartons of cigarettes He said he was sole support for his wife and children Judge Robert E Hensley sentenced him to six months to 15 years in prison

Bradenton Fla Gene van Etten Robert E. Hensley

White gold composition and hardening by nickel addition

The material described is gold that has been whitened and hardened through the addition of nickel, producing a white gold alloy.

Senate Bill Targets Equal Time Rules For News Shows

The Senate passed a bill by voice vote to exempt most news programs from the equal time requirement. The change would leave panel discussions like Meet the Press and Face the Nation under the rule, while exempting newscasts news interviews documentaries and spot coverage.

Washington Senate Federal Communications Commission House Rules Committee NBC Meet the Press CBS Clair Engle D-Calif FCC

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