High Court May Review Little Rock Case Today
The Supreme Court may rule today on emergency steps to review an order delaying school integration in Little Rock. Attorneys for the NAACP argue Lemsey's ruling harms civil rights and conflicts with the Court's 1955 end to compulsory segregation while the appeals stay moves proceed in St Louis.
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High Court
Little Rock
John H. Averill
Washington
Supreme Court
U. S. Dist
Harry J. Lemsey
Lemley
Gay
Lem Jey
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Cir‘cuit
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Central High School
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
The Neglected Art of Being Different
An ad-like teaser promotes a July Reader's Digest feature on individuality in science, entertainment, and business, urging readers to embrace personal differences and profit from self expression. It notes the July issue is available at newsstands.
Volunteer Guard Stops Bomb At Bethel Baptist Church
In Birmingham a volunteer guard saved Bethel Baptist Church by moving a smoking dynamite can 30 feet from the building just before it exploded. Rev. F. L. Shuttlesworth praised Will Hall's heroic act as part of ongoing security after prior bombing damage on Dec 25, 1956. Police report only fragments of the explosive can and a vague sighting of white men driving past.
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Birmingham
F. L. Shuttlesworth
Bethel Baptist
Will Hall
Hall
Shuttlesworth
How Ohio Solons Cast Votes
Ohio members of Congress were recorded on recent roll calls in Washington. On a motion to take up an omnibus farm bill the measure failed 214 to 171, with listed For and Against votes by named representatives and a few not voting. A second roll call on suspending rules to pass a bill for appointing an assistant secretary of state for African affairs failed 224 to 145, naming the voting members and nonvoters. No major Senate roll calls were recorded.
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Washington
Ohio
Congress
House
Kirwan
Polk
Ayres
Baumhart
Betts
Bolton
Bow
Brown
Clevenger
Dennison
Feighan
Bill
Ayres Baumbhart
Hays
Hess
Minshall
Schenck
Vanik
Vorys
Murrow on TV's flaws and a bold new show
Ed Murrow criticizes TV for fear of experiment and high costs, noting industry conservatism and a focus on escapism. He describes a new fall project, Small World, a three way global radio linked conversation with Lauren Bacall Malcolm Muggeridge and Eric Johnston, filmed and edited for a half hour.
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Saul Pett
NEW York
Ed Murrow
Murrow
CBS
Lauren Bacall
Hollywood
Malcolm Muggeridge
Punch
Australia
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Assn. of
America
Washington
Radio TV Highlights of Tonight Across Cincinnati
WKRC WPFB baseball game Cincinnati versus Milwaukee 7:30 WLW-T quiz Haggis Bag gis with Jack Linkletter 8 WLW-D 8:30 WCPO Bold Journey Gypsies on Wheels Chester Lyons 9 WCPO Count Basie Stars of Jazz 10 WHIO WKRC Marilyn Erskine John Lupton Studio One 11:15 WLW-T I Married an Angel film 11:15 WKRC Case of the Lucky Legs beauty contest Perry Mason
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Wlw-T
Haggis Baggis
Jack Linkletter
Art Linkletter
Wlw-D
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
WCPO
Chester Lyons
Mexico
Count Basie
Tonya
WHIO
WKRC
Marilyn Erskine
John Lupton
Studio One
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Married
Perry Mason
Brother and Sister Found Suffocated in Refrigerator
In Las Vegas Nevada a brother and sister aged six and five were found suffocated inside a refrigerator in a vacant furnished house planned for the family move. Father Barton Manning a used car salesman led the search when the children failed to return from play and opened the appliance.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Barton Manning
Manning
Barton Jr
Christi
Mannings
Gunman Shot By Policeman At Florida Restaurant
A masked gunman grabbed $800 in cash trays and fled a crowded North Miami restaurant. Patrolman Ralph Rex fired three shots into his back, killing the robber, who was not immediately identified. Rex was promoted on the spot to sergeant. In separate notices, Butler County Ohio fixes viewing date for land vacation and schedules final hearin g.
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North Miami
Fla
Ralph Rex
Rex
Karl Engle
Board of County Commissioners
Butler County
Ohio
Ragle
Marshall Road
East Grandplace
Lee Township
Nia
Lot No. 1
Fast Grandplace Subdivision
Court “Iene
Hamilton
BOA
A. R. Masiar
Notice to Contractors Ohio Department of Highways 1958
Sealed proposals due July 6 1958 for four Butler County road projects on State Routes 129 and 73. Bidders must prequalify ten days prior. Bid bond $5000. Plans on file. director reserves right to reject any bid. George Phormyer Acting Director June 23-30.
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State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Director of
Butler County
Riley
Morgan
Hanover
Ross Townships
Millville
Ross Township
Wayne
St. Clair
Madison Townships
Trenton
Madison Township
Department of Industrial Relations
Department of Highways
Division
George * Phormyer
Salem cruiser to retire after flagship service in Mediterranean
The heavy cruiser S S Salem flagship of the 6th Fleet for eight years heads home for retirement. Sister Des Moines relieved Salem and took over the flag. Salem, 21 000 tons at 30 knots, will arrive Norfolk next month under Capt Francis T Williamson.
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Rome
S.S.S. Salem
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
U.S.S. Des Moines
Salem
Norfolk
Francis T. Williamson
Tiverton
R.I
Gibraltar
Istanbul
Egypt
Suez
Massachusetts
Navy
Writer Held In Beating
Novelist Thomas Chamales was ordered committed for psychiatric observation after arraignment on a simple assault charge by his wife Helen O Connell. O Connell says Chamales beat her in their Manhattan apartment and she fears for their two month old daughter.
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New York
Thomas Chamales
Bellevue Hospital
Joseph Martinis
Chamales
Helen O'Connell
Miss O'Connell
Manhattan
Safety Preacher Breaks Wrist After Ride Then Heads On Vacation
In Tulsa Oklahoma AP report Rev James Struthers preached a sermon on automobile safety and later fell from a horseback ride injuring his wrist. He departed on a vacation with his wife driving today.
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Tulsa
Okla
James Struthers
Alaska Statehood Backers Expect 2-1 Senate Vote
Senate debate on Alaska statehood continues as backers forecast a 2-1 approval and a midweek path to the White House. Delegates and supporters cite two test votes and expect action by Wednesday, while Southern opposition groups may attempt delaying tactics or amendments.
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Mac
Charles Mercer
Radio - TV
Radio Tonight
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Queen Victoria
Community Welfare Finance Corp
Alaska
Statehood
Frank W. Waille
Senate
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
White House
E. L
Bob) Barnlett
New Mexico
Arizona
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First National Bank of Middletown
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