Eisenhower to Confer on Integrations as Racial Tension Mounts
President Eisenhower planned to interrupt his vacation for a Washington conference with Atty. Gen. Rogers to discuss various matters before the courts on integration. The looming Supreme Court ruling on when to desegregate Central High School in Little Rock dominates the debate, with Arkansas Governor Faubus threatening to close the school rather than comply. In Georgia, a Superior Court judge warned FBI agents against high handed actions amid a civil rights suit against Terrell County election officials. Virginia’s Warren County faces a federal court order permitting a Black child in a white school, while segregated incidents continue in Arkansas Van Buren and broader Tennessee and Nashville cases.
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Police chief pays King’s fine in Montgomery protest
Police Commissioner Clyde Sellers, a white supremacist ally, paid the $14 fine for Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. after King was convicted of loitering in Montgomery. King denied intent to seek publicity and said he did not want to be a martyr.
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Chuckle John Jokes About Mary and Mary’s Kiss
A light exchange centers on Mary and a man seen kissing. Mary asks about the time, prompting a humorous reply about timing and mistaken affection. The fragment hints at a playful, domestic joke common to humor columns.
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Air Force sergeant shoots self after spat with wife
Levitttown New York police say Sgt. Robert H. Venator 27 shot himself in the abdomen after a domestic dispute with his wife Carolyn whom he had married July 21. He was in critical condition at Meadowbrook Hospital. The couple lived with Carolyns parents in Nassau County. Venator had applied for a transfer from Mitchel Air Force Base to Germany. He used a 4 caliber pistol after an argument over going abroad.
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Hurricane Ella Strikes Texas Coast Near Corpus Christi
Tropical storm Ella center was 33 miles east of Corpus Christi moving west northwest at 15 mph. Winds reached 49 mph near Freeport as rain and coastal flooding threatened highways and beaches. Evacuations affected Cape San Blas to Galveston and Port Aransas with Civil Defense and Red Cross preparing shelters.
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GOP Pays Sales Tax on Dinners in Ohio Campaigns
Dale Fulton turned over 681.96 to the Mate treasurer to cover sales tax on dinners for the O’Neill for Governor Dinner Committee. Tax was due on a Lebanon June 27 picnic and on pre primary dinners in Marietta Toledo Columbus Dayton and Cleveland with a 36 penalty for post July 31 meals. the 819 represented a student tax on 10 786 dinners.
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Red Chinese Seapower Enters Formosa Fight
Taipei AP reports Communist China is moving faster and heavier naval power toward the Formosa Strait. Rear Adm. Liu Hol-tu of Nationalist China warns bigger warships could be deployed to cut the Formosa supply route and cover any island invasion.
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Chou En-lai Urges U S Talks Over Formosa Strait Tensions
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai called for resuming ambassador level talks with the United States to ease the Formosa Strait crisis. He spoke in a broadcast marking his first public comment on the tense situation and urged efforts to safeguard sovereignty and regional liberation.
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Red shelling of Quemoy slackens as fighting ebbs
The admiral noted only smaller torpedo boats engaging and said no signs of renewed bombardments from the Communists. By midafternoon the Nationalist Defense Ministry had no reports of shelling since yesterday, the lightest day since shelling began two weeks ago on Quemoy.
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Adlai Flies To Algeria To Discuss Sahara Oil
Adlai Stevenson travels to Algeria at the invitation of a French oil company to settle Sahara oil fields. He condemns France for not halting the nationalist rebellion ongoing for nearly four years and cites a conference at the U.S. Embassy as part of efforts to end the war.
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Nurses Stray Kitten Lady Makes Mothers Instinct Show
In San Mateo California a day old kitten was cared for by Lady a dog nursing surrogate named by Mrs. John Lawrence as five kittens were found abandoned. Lady nursed the fifth kitten using cow’s milk from the home and showed protective behavior toward the animal.
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Planes Set To Attack Red China
Formosa reports indicate Nationalists may bomb the Communist mainland if Reds unleash large artillery or air strikes on Quemoy. A U S official in Washington said new Communist airfields near Quemoy would be bombed almost immediately if used for assault and that Nationalist planes would carry out the attack. The United States would be treaty-bound to defend Formosa and the Pescadores if Reds retaliate.
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Denial of New Appeal in Dr Sam Sheppard Case
Columbus Ohio AP an appeal for Dr H Sheppard jailed for second degree murder in Marilyn Sheppard slaying 1934 is denied by Chief Justice Carl Weygand. Judge notes trial jurisdiction and no habeas corpus substitute for appeal. Defense claims withheld evidence and innocence. prosecutor says trial was fair.
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Actress Jean Seberg Weds Francois Moreuil in Marshalltown
In Marshalltown Iowa Miss Jean Seberg 19 wed Francois Moreuil 24 in a simple ceremony at her church. They traveled to New York after the wedding and may honeymoon in Europe or on the West Coast depending on Columbia Pictures film offers. The couple plans to stay in New York at least until Monday and consider possible trips to Mexico or Europe.
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Preminger Talent Hunt Inked for 16,000 Girls
A fragment notes a nationwide talent search circa years ago involving about 16,000 girls, with Preminger selecting a star who later had a contract shifted to Columbia. The text hints at one film per year and mentions Bonjour Tristesse.
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Miss America Contenders Named In Preliminary Round
Two Southern contestants Miss Alabama and Miss North Carolina led three rounds of preliminary judging in Atlantic City. Miss Alabama won talent with a South Pacific number and Miss North Carolina topped the swimsuit division. Thornberry of Alabama, 21, Birmingham-Southern senior, earned a $1000 scholarship as talent winner.
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Moon Shoot Delayed To October Says Defense Department
The Defense Department announced the next U S moon mission will not launch in September as hoped and is now set for October. Officials noted Russia may also target mid September for its own launch in the vicinity of the moon’s closest approach to Earth.
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