Little Rock Break Hoped By Eisenhower Faubus
In Little Rock, President Eisenhower and Governor Faubus weigh options as federal troops remain to enforce school integration at Central High. Disputes over soldiers guiding girls to dressing rooms prompt varied claims from Faubus aides, the White House, and a segregationist mothers league. Kathleen Craighead, a Central sophomore, contradicts the dressing room inspection allegation, saying troops do not enter the rooms.
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Ark
Eisenhower
Orval Faubus
Central High School
Faubus
White House
Army
League of Central High School
Margaret Jackson
League
Sandra
Arnold B. Sikes
Sikes
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Wilber Brucker
Brucker
The
Mothers League
Kathleen Craighead
Central
Kathleen
Mickey Wright
Associated Press
Miss Wright
Term Tests Are Given To Pupils
Central High School in Little Rock administers six week term tests as paratroopers stand in hallways during the integration crisis. Pupils report regular attendance and expect to meet or exceed last year’s six week test records despite the strain. Results will be released next week.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Central High
Death of a Leading Lady mystery play confounds BBC
London The BBC aired a murder play recorded backward causing listener confusion as tapes were played out of order. An announcer apologized for delays and a time signal failure while a BBC spokesman explained the tapes were used in the wrong sequence with the mystery unresolved.
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Hal Cooper
London
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
Benny quits The $64,000 Question after one correct answer
New York AP reports comedian Jack Benny walked away from The $64,000 Question with $64 after one correct query about Stradivari. He refused to continue citing his love of a dollar, despite Hal March urging him to go on.
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New York
Jack Benny
Benny
Hal March
California
March
Stradivari
Antonio
Cremona
Italy
Khrushchev press for top level talks with Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev urges a high level U S Soviet conference to resolve tensions in Europe and the Middle East. The Times says Soviet leaders favor a Zhukov Eisenhower meeting while Reston notes possible disarmament talks after the U N Assembly. Khrushchev cites last week’s satellite launch as a catalyst and recalls past Washington discussions.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.S
New York Times
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Valida
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Georgi K. Zhukov
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Krushchev
James Reston
Washington
the Times
Moscow
Reston
Middle East
Germany
Marshal Zhukov
Mr. Khrushchev
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Khruhchev
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
Marshal
Charles E. Wilson
Chuckle about foreman and Marilyn Monroe calendar
A joke about a foreman who uses a Marilyn Monroe calendar to stop workers from watching the clock. It implies they stop watching time and stop working.
Satellite tale fuels Cold War space race debate
Russia's silent satellite, later emitting signals, nears earth as observers warn of rapid altitude loss. Eisenhower meets with missile and space experts amid calls for action. Senators push for hearings while Canadians and scientists track orbit and assess Soviet space station plans.
Buffaloes on sale as Lawton refuge sells herd
The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in Lawton Oklahoma offered 225 buffaloes for sale to zoos parks individuals and organizations to reduce the herd to about 1 000. Only 89 sold to individuals or groups and 6 reserved for zoos. live calves under two years cost 125 dollars with extra dressing charges.
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Okla
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Here
Julian Howard
Buf
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Howard
United States
Prosecution Alleges Police Brutality In Slaying Case
Ravenna Ohio Tuesday prosecutor Robert E Cook charged police with striking two young men questioned about the murder of Kent bookstore owner John H Du Bois One suspect Roland S Metcalf 21 admitted guilt but seeks arraignment change claiming brutality The other 21 year old Clyde Williamson Kent was cleared Akron detectives Grover Goodwell and Joseph Thomas were named as involved reporters witnessed the slapping through a screened window
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Ravenna
Ohio
Robert E. Cook
Kent
Roland S. Metcalf
John H. du Bois
Metcalf
Clyde Williamson
Cook
Akron
Grover Goodwell
Joseph Thomas
Paul Petrella
Williamson
Charles V. Maglione
Ravenna Record-Courier
Robert Feldcamp
Kent Bureau
Akron Beacon Journal
Maglione
Satellite Cocktail Created by Eureka Tavern Owner
Eureka California tavern owner Donn Wilson claims a new cocktail will send patrons “a flying leap at the moon” after one drink. The base is vodka with secret ingredients he would not reveal, and he notes a patron reportedly left after two servings and began beeping.
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Eureka
Calif
Donn Wilson
Eisenhower outlines U S satellite test plan
President Eisenhower announced a December launch of test satellites and a fully instrumented U S satellite in March next year. He noted an earlier orbit could have been achieved but would have hindered long term missile progress.
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U. S
Sen. Symington
DMO
Congress
United States
Russia
Senate
Washington
Ghana Finance Minister Denied Eatery Service in Delaware
Ghana’s finance minister K. A. Gbedemah, visiting the United States for World Bank talks, says a Dover restaurant refused service to him and his African color. Howard Johnson franchise owner and manager confirm the incident, calling it an unwritten local custom.
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Richard M. Nixon
Africa
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Del
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Gbedemah
Howard Cook
Howard Johnson
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Adlai Stevenson
America
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Accra
Washington
World Bank
State Department
Kwame Nkrumah
Maryland State College
Princess Anne
Bill Sutherland
Cook
Pleasant autumn weather forecast for Miami Valley through Thursday
A weak high pressure system keeps Miami Valley cloudy and cool with a slight chance of rain tonight. Today’s official forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and milder conditions with a high of 64. Tonight and Thursday remain mostly cloudy and cooler with a low around 40 and a high near 57. Yesterday Middletown reached 74 at 3 45 p.m. and the low this morning was 40 at 7 a.m.
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Miami Valley
Frecast
Middletown
Showplace Carter Hospital Records High Cure Rate
Indianapolis 200 bed Carter Memorial Hospital reports 1 916 cures and 246 re admissions from 2 290 in five years through June while operating with strict referral and six month illness criteria. The facility emphasizes treatment training and accepts patients via physician referral only.
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Larue D. Carter Memorial Hospital
Carter
Carter Memorial
Indiana University Medical School
Donald F. Moore
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