U. S. Braces For Trouble In School Integration
The Associated Press reports federal civilians may serve as deputy marshals in Little Rock if needed as integration proceeds nationwide. In Van Buren Arkansas 13 Negroes were admitted to a high school amid threats, while Greensboro North Carolina saw a peaceful opening despite a Ku Klux Klan display. Virginia and Arkansas cases show mixed progress and potential delays as courts consider delays or reviews of desegregation orders.
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Little Rock
van Buren
Ark
Larry Bell
Bell
Greensboro
N.C
U.S
Central High School
Central
Forst Smith
Arkansas River
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Hoxie
Fayetteville
Charleston
Geo
Charlotte
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Virginia
Walter Hoffman
Norfolk School Board
U.S. Supreme Court
Little Rok
Arlington County
Heavy Rain Ends Riots In London Notting Hill
Notting Hill rioting eased after heavy rain as police patrols tightened following a Cabinet warning of strict action. Courts logged 55 riot cases with 43 white men and 10 colored men plus 2 white women. About 200 extra officers and dogs assisted. Jamaica bound shipload left Kingston for London.
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London
Notting Hill
Macmillan
Britain
West Indies
Nigeria
Felice
Kingston
Red China shifts from invasion to blockade aim
Tokyo report quotes Japanese military analysts saying the Formosa crisis pushed Red China away from invading Quemoy. Beijing now seeks to starve the island into submission via artillery blockade rather than land assault.
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Tokyo
America
Formosa
Red China
Quemoy
Weather outlook for Miami Valley hot and humid
The ridge over the Coast brings hot and muggy conditions to the Miami Valley with partly cloudy skies. A high near 88 degrees is expected today with a slight chance of tonight and Friday showers. Middletown records a high around 81 by 5 p.m. and a morning low near 70 with ample humidity.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Grace Moves To Shanghai
Typhoon Grace roared toward Shanghai after battering northern Formosa. Authorities reported no casualties from the 115 mile per hour winds and torrential rains. Grace, the year’s worst Pacific typhoon, missed Okinawa and Japan as it headed north north west.
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Taipei
Formosa
Grace
China Sea
Red China
Shanghai
Okinawa
Japan
Negro student Terrance Roberts pledges return to Central High
Terrance Roberts, 16, one of the nine Negro students who integrated Little Rock Central High, says he would return to the school despite mobs. He notes changes for the better but cannot predict the outcome if integration resumes this year. Roberts, a future senior, spoke after summer work in New York and scholarship funds supported by the Negro Elks aid his medical studies.
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Little Rock, Ark
Lite Rock
Central High School
Terrance Roberts
Conire
Gro
Central
Roberts
William L. Roberts
Torrance
New York City
New York
Negro Elks Organization
Ra Ee
Reuberts
Quemoy Shelling Eases as U.S. Fleets Move In
Communist shelling of the Quemoy and nearby islands slackened with 144 shells landing by early afternoon, down from a day earlier. U S carriers Essex and Midway and cruiser Los Angeles neared Far Eastern waters to join the 7th Fleet guarding the Formosa Strait as the United States prepared additional air and sea support for Nationalist defenses. A male nurse was killed and four wounded in recent hospital strikes, with the main 500 bed Quemoy hospital damaged. Col Yao Tze yin called the attack deliberate and savage.
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Taipei
Formosa
Nationalist
U.S
Essex
Midway
Los Angeles
7Th Fleet
Formosa Strait
Adm
Roland N. Smoot
Smoot
United States
Pescadores Islands
Quemoy
China Faces Possible Regional War With U S
San Francisco AP reports Pravda and Soviet support for Red China in a dispute over the offshore islands. Moscow pledged aid if clash erupts, tying to the 1950 Sino Soviet treaty and risking a broader regional war if the 7th Fleet intervenes.
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San Francisco
Red China
E and
Matsu
China
Far East
Pravda
Soviet Union
Soviets Move Now to Press Advantage in Global Reach
The article argues the Soviet leadership chose a window they see as safer before the United States fields intercontinental missiles, aiming to challenge American power abroad. It cites targets including bases in Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and across the western Pacific from Japan to the Philippines.
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United States
Europe
North Africa
Middle East
Pacific
Japan
Okinawa
Formosa
Philippines
Philippine policy hardens on Quemoy clashes
The text notes Filipino officials publicly discussing a policy of not getting involved in any skirmish over Quemoy unless the Philippines face direct threat, while concerns rise about Red China's potential advance toward Formosa and wider regional repercussions in Japan, the Philippines, and Southeast Asia.
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Formosa
Japan
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Quemoy
Ike and Dulles Warn Threats to Formosa
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles warned Red China that the United States will defend Formosa and its offshore islands if necessary for regional security. They said no decision has been made to deploy combat forces yet, and the U S will not recognize Peiping's 12 mile territorial claim while reaffirming defense ties to Chiang Kai-shek's forces.
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Newport
R.I
Eisenhower
Red China
Formosa
Dulles
White House
Quemoy
Matsu
Congress
U. S
United Sates
Peiping
China
Eisenhower to decide on Formosa defense use of force
Dulles declared the United States bound by treaty to aid Formosa and the Pescadores and warned that any Communist attempt to seize offshore positions would violate world order. He said Congress must decide if main island defense requires fighting, signaling US military backing for the Nationalists if needed.
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Dulles
Far East
United States
U.S
Formosa
Pescadores
Congress
Eisenhower
Quemoy
Matsu
Chuckle Children face advantage of not raising children
A humorous claim notes that today's Chuckle Children already enjoy many perks because they themselves do not bear the responsibilities of raising children. The remark contrasts parental duties with the lighter amusement of childhood.
Simple Tax Form Base Is Extended
The IRS expands the simple card form 1040A to 15 questions for 1958. It covers individuals with income under 10 000 and couples under that limit if wages and small dividend or interest income meet rules. W-2 must accompany the signed card, and standard 10 percent deduction is automatic for those not itemizing. Those claiming larger deductions must use Form 1040.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Russell Harrington
Harrington
Miss Mississippi Faithful Mary Ann Mobley Wins Preliminary
Atlantic City AP Mary Ann Mobley 21 Miss Mississippi won the preliminary round in the Miss America Pageant wearing a bracelet inscribed with If ye have faith such as a mustard seed and a mustard seed inside. Mobley a University of Milanop sane senior from Brandon Mississippi advances to the evening gown competition. California freshman Sandra Lee Jennings Riverside won the preliminary swimsuit event.
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Mary Ann Mobley
Mississippi
Sandra Lee Jennings
California
Atlantic City
Miss Mobley
Miss Jennings
Brandon
Miss
Mary Ann
Milanop Sane
Riverside
Container Gives Cops Big Scare in Newark Pageant Round
A Newark pageant unfolds as a container scare shocks officers during preliminary rounds. The incident interrupts the event attended by about 6,642, with plans for a Miss America crown to be decided on Saturday night.
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Newark
Mary Ann
Train Fare Hike Sought By Two Railroads
The nation’s two largest railroads the Pennsylvania and the New York Central said they will seek passenger fare increases up to 15 percent. If approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission the increases would take effect November 1 with first class up to 15 percent and coach up to 5 percent.
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Philadelphia
The
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spunky Newark Housewife Loses Light Fight
Hattie Levin opposed a city light project on her lawn to preserve a patch of green but officials pressed ahead. After she chased away workers, city crews dug a six foot hole and installed the pole, ending her bid to block the light.
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Newark
Hattie
Levin
Vial Found Triggers Police Sweep at Family Home
A man reacts after a double take as Willie returns with a container. Emil Jr., 22, a lab worker, drops his supper when shown the vial. Police swarm the area, block off the homes, and isolate Russell, Willie, and Willie's 10 year old sister Marion who handled the container.
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Willie
Emil Jr
Emil
Russell
Marion
Radiology Specialist Calms City After Radiation Scare
Dr. C Richard Weinberg of Martland Medical Center was called to test a container linked to a radiation scare in a neighborhood. He advised the Trunzo and Thoman families to bring children in for checkups but said the risk seemed minimal and the device may be an oscilloscope emitting little radiation compared to a watch dial.
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C. Richard Weinberg
Martland Medical Center
Trunzo
Thoman
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Makung
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Yao Tze-yin
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Korea
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