Appeal to the 8th Circuit Over Central High Integration
Attorney Wiley Branton mailed a motion for a stay of Judge Lemley's 20 year suspension of integration at Central High School to the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis. If denied, Branton could seek a Supreme Court stay. Lemley warned delaying the stay would affect his order and prolong intolerable educational conditions through the court process.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
U. S. Dist
Harry J. Lemley
Wiley Branton
National Assn
U. S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Lemley
Branton
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Polaris Firing Is Successful
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fila.AP A Polaris experimental rocket roared skyward in a test of its guidance and control systems. The vehicle rose about 100 feet then twisted left and climbed, then tumbled and burst apart after fuel burnout 25 seconds after takeoff.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Navy
Vanguard's Trial Fails In Florida
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Navy's Vanguard rocket failed again after hours of effort ending at 1 34 am The slender rocket with its basketball moon could not launch amid technical difficulties It is the second of four delays in four days and the fifth failure in five attempts at liftoff
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard
America
Chuckle Question About Blouses Back Buttons
A humorous remark wonders why women wear blouses with buttons up the back, poking fun at fashion and fit in a playful, lighthearted tone.
Defense row heats as McElroy Russells clash over Burke
Republican leaders urged Eisenhower to quiet a controversy over the defense reorganization bill and free top officers to testify. Senator Russell demanded a clear pledge that military leaders face no reprisals for frank testimony, prompting Gen Taylor and Gen Pate to cancel Senate Armed Services testimony amid heated exchanges.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Defense McElroy
Admi Arleigh Burke
Leverett Saltonstall
Rmass
GOP
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Saltonstall
McElroy
Russell
Secretary of Defense
Senate Armed Services Committee
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Randolph M. Pate
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Crew quits Golden Rule voyage halted by pacifist group
In Los Angeles a pacifist committee abandoned plans to sail the ketch Golden Rule toward the atom test area. The boat, listed for sale at 16800 dollars f o b Honolulu, leaves five former crewmen jailed in Honolulu for violating a court order restricting sailing near U. S. Pacific nuclear test grounds. The Coast Guard repatriated the sailors.
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Los Angeles
Committee For Nonviolent Action Against
F.o.b
Honolulu
U. S. Pacific
Coast Guard
Train Decapitation Incident in Cincinnati
A freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks in Cincinnati decapitated an unidentified man who had reportedly jumped from a coal car. Police described the victim as about 5 feet 10 inches tall, 165 pounds, with black hair and gray eyes.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio
Foreign Aid Bill Heads For House Passage Today
A compromise foreign aid authorization bill worth 3.6754 billion dollars was ready for House passage today. The measure, about 266 million below Eisenhower’s request, would require committee reports and publish consolidated spending by chairmen, with no public individual expense lists.
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House
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
U.S
Soviets Increase Embassy Guard Amid Protests
Demonstrations erupted at Soviet embassies in Copenhagen Bonn Ottawa and New York over the 1956 Hungarian revolt. Extra guards were posted at several embassies including Canada and West Germany as police dispersed crowds of up to 1500 with sticks stones and ink.
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Ottawa
U.S
Copenhagen
Bonn
New York
Imre Nagy
Hans Kroll
A. V. Zakharov
Czechoslovakia to Free American Sergeant James Cole
Czechoslovak Communist authorities reportedly plan to release U S Army sergeant James E Cole a 34 year old from Connellsville Pennsylvania who had been held since June 10 Cole disappeared while fishing with a relative of his Austrian born wife along the Austrian Czechoslovak border The Czechs admitted to the U S Embassy in Prague that they were holding him The Austrian Foreign Office said Cole would be freed today at Haugsdorf on the border before transfer to U S authorities
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Vienna
Czechoslovakia
James E Cole
Connellsville
U. S
Prague
Cole
Haugsdorf
Ohio inheritance tax take tops nine million dollars
Ohio has collected a record nine million dollars in inheritance taxes this fiscal year. Payments so far total 9,049,793 with about a week left in the year ending June 30, State Treasurer Roger W. Tracy said Monday. The 1988 total to date is up 885,801 from last year’s previous high.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Roger W. Tracy
Hoffa Cleared in Wiretap Conspiracy Trial
James R. Hoffa and two co defendants were acquitted by an eight to four woman jury of conspiring to wiretap the Detroit Teamsters headquarters in 1953. Prosecutors said the team sought to monitor subordinates for Senate investigators or a Detroit grand jury. The defense admitted other eavesdropping gear but denied wiretaps were installed.
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New York
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Union
Detroit
Hoffa
Owen B. Brennan
Detroit Teamsters Local 337
Bernard Spindel
U.S. Senate
Teamsters Union
Attachment of Jobless Pay Probed
Washington AP A House subcommittee reviews IRS practice of attaching unemployment checks to collect back taxes. IRS says it happens only where no undue hardship results. Subcommittee chairs call the policy unconscionable and note most cases involve other income sources.
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Washington
House
Internal Revenue Service
Subcommittee
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
IRS
Rebels threaten big attack as Chamoun holds firm
President Chamoun warned of heavy rebel assaults within 48 hours as U N secretary general Hammarskjold visited Beirut amid spikes in violence. Bombs fired near Hammarskjold's hotel coincided with ongoing clashes around rebel held districts and a government push to restore order.
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William L. Ryan
Ppeirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
NBC
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Cairo
Nasser
Hammarskjold
Biarritz
Sami Solh
United Arab Republic
Cri
U. N
New York
Beirut
Ironton Bay Escapes Jail
An Ironton youth Lonnie Osborn aged 16 escaped the Union County Jail using a spoon to dig under a window and remove bricks. He may be armed and was charged with stealing a truck in Plain City and a car in Delaware. He was returned from Pikeville Kentucky last Wednesday.
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Marysville
Ohio
Ironton
Union County
Lonnie Osborn
Plain City
Delaware
Osborn
Pikeville
Turk Greek Conference Cancelled in Athens Amid Cyprus Tensions
A NATO staff conference in Athens was scrapped at the last minute as four Turkish officers arrived. Relations over Cyprus strained talks planned since March on sea transport. Cyprus Governor Sir Hugh Foot flew to London to report on reactions to a seven year British plan with Turkish and Greek cooperation. Meanwhile a 41 year old Greek Cypriot was fatally shot in Limassol during the visit.
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Athens
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Hugh Foot
London
Limassol
Eisenhower Receives Nude Report on Brussels Exhibit
President Eisenhower will hear a firsthand report on a seminude etching at the U S exhibit in Brussels. George W Allen, head of the U S Information Agency, inspected the fair and the exhibit after Sen Styles Bridges raised a citizen complaint.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
George W. Allen
U. S. Information Agency
Sen
Styles Bridges
Russians Signal Use of Seismograph Stations in Test Ban Talks
Washington officials say Russia indicated willingness to use its seven seismograph stations in an international program to detect underground nuclear tests. Western negotiators, led by U S and allied scientists, aim to develop technical methods for detecting tests before addressing political questions.
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Washington
Russia
Geneva
U U. S
Frenan
U. S
Red China
Iron Curtain
Senate Tightens Sharing of U.S. Atomic Secrets
The Senate approved a bill expanding sharing of atomic data with allies while adding two restrictions proposed by Sen. Clinton P. Anderson. The measure moves to conference with the House which earlier passed it overwhelmingly. Anderson also dropped a third amendment about French access to submarine plans.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
House
Clinton P. Anderson
DNM
Great Britain
Anderson
NATO
France
Weather Outlook: Showers Possible Tonight and Tomorrow
Forecasters warn of possible showers with mainly cloudy skies. Highs near 78 today, tomorrow morning temperatures may dip below 61, tracking similar to yesterday’s conditions.
Afghanistan Minister Daud to Visit for State Talks
Prime Minister Sardar Mohammad Daud of Afghanistan arrives in Washington for a three day state visit to discuss possible stepped up American aid and relations with the United States.
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Washington
Sardar Mohammad Daud
Afghanistan
SEC Commended by Subcommittee Over Goldfine Inquiry
Washington AP reports SEC personnel earned praise from House subcommittee counsel Robert Lishman for integrity in handling leads on the Goldfine case. Edward N. Gadsby, SEC chairman, denied favored treatment for Bernard Goldfine despite a White House call in 1956 prompted by Adams. The panel noted the SEC’s upright reputation as it probes Adams connections and the East Boston Co. filing and penalties.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
House
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Robert Lishman
Lishman
SEC
Edward N. Gadsby
Goldfine
Boston
Commission
White House
Adams
Gadsby
Gerald D. Morgan
Securities
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
FTC
East Boston Co
East Boston
Sens
Frederick G
Living Costs Continue To Gain, Rise Slower
May consumer living costs reached a new peak while increasing only modestly. The Labor Department index rose to 123.6 percent of the 1947–49 base, up 0.1 point and 3.3 percent higher than May last year, with medical care and transportation costs driving the rise.
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Washington
Labor Department
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