Little Rock School Board Faces Daily Integration Dilemma
The Little Rock school board, after limited high school integration and mob violence, plans fall desegregation of four of five junior highs and to relocate 25 Negro eighth graders. Leaders defend moral duties amid threats while balancing court orders and community pressure.
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Little Rock
Alabama
New Orleans
Central High School
Ted Lamb
Lamb
U. S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Lambs
Russell Matson
Tax Agents Seize Chips At Harold's Gambling Club
Reno officers report Internal Revenue agents seized Lonnie Joe Chadwick's $18,000 chip stack at Harold's Gambling Club as part of a $100,000 levy against his reported winnings. Dalton Davis heads Reno taxpayers' group asserting the funds are claimed by the government. Harold's challenges the move while noting chips are normally cashable.
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Reno
Nev
Harold
Lonnie Joe Chadwick
Internal Revenue
Sue
Lonnie Joe
Dalton Davis
Reno Revenue
Chadwick
U S Claims Cohen Wheched Taxes Owed
The federal government rests its income tax evasion case against Mickey Cohen citing a total tax debt of 34799 for 1956 57 58. Accountant Forest C Clakins tallies 440 for 1956 21317 for 1957 and 13042 for 1958.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Forest C. Clakins
Cohen
Frog calls reveal female mates choose by distinct signals
Each frog species has a distinctive call that attracts only compatible females. Researchers note that female frogs respond preferentially to calls matching their species, ensuring correct mating despite noisy environments and close proximity to other species.
Capital envisioned as six pointed star by 2000
Washington planners envision a six point star capital about 60 miles across with five million people. The plan shows five freeways and a sixth into Maryland forming corridors four to six miles wide spanning 20 to 30 miles from the core, separated by open spaces. Federal workers would line the corridors in offices rather than downtown.
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Washington
William E. Finley
National Capital Planning Commission
Maryland
Ohioans Trek To Capital On Cuban Policy
A group of 81 Franklin County residents calling themselves Aroused Americans traveled to Washington to urge a firm U.S. policy on Cuba. They met Rep. Samuel L. Devine and toured to the Capitol, led by Columbus dealer Dan Rohgans who organized the effort amid a monument crowd.
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Washington
Franklin County
Ohio
United States
Cuba
Washington Monument
Samuel L. Devine
Devine
Capitol
America
Dan Rohgans
Columbus
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Cottrell
Faubus
Frank Mackey
W D. MacDonald
MacDonald
Dilem
South
Everett Tucker
U. S
Gold’s Registry
Hamilton
Fie
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Ross’ Housewares
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Childrens Room
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