Eisenhower to Meet With Southern Governors on Integration
President Eisenhower arranged a Washington conference for Tuesday with a committee of Southern governors seeking withdrawal of federal troops enforcing school integration at Little Rock. The group led by Florida Governor Leroy Collins urged discussion on broader integration issues and troop deployment as nine Negro students rode to classes with bayonet guards.
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Newport
R.I
Eisenhower
Washington
Little Rock
Ark
James C. Hagerty
White House
Leroy Collins
Florida
Southern Governors Conference
Collins
Hagerty
Sea Island
10St Airborne Division
Newport White House
Lite Rock
Southern Governors’ Conference
Arkansas
Noted Conversation From Chuckle John Snippet
A brief dialogue shows John asking Anna to learn to love him but she declines. John then fears she is too old to learn and he moves to grab his hat. The exchange hints at tension and misaligned affection between the two characters.
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John
Anna
Labor rift looms as Teamsters face cleanup ultimatum
AFL-CIO leadership demands 30 day cleanse of corruption in the Teamsters union, warning of possible suspension as Hoffa seeks re election next week in Miami Beach. Council members cite abuses and remove from office those responsible, echoing CIO split 22 years ago.
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New York
Teamsters
Afl-Cio High Command
Afl-Cio
James R. Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Miami Beach
John
F. English
The
English
Executive Council
CIO
AFL
Hofta
Dave Beck
Bakery and Confectionary Workers International Union
Hoffa asks delay of Senate probe until after union convention
In Washington the Teamsters leader James R. Hoffa through counsel sought to postpone further testimony before the Senate Rackets Committee until after the upcoming union convention in Miami Beach. The panel planned to decide after a midday recess whether to summon Hoffa and aides Owen Brennan and Frank Collins. Fitzgerald urged at least 30 days delay and warned Brennan may invoke the Fifth Amendment if called this afternoon.
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Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Senate Rackets Committee
McClellan
D-Ark
Hoffa
George Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Afl-Cio
Miami Beach
Fla
Dave Beck
Beck
Owen
Bert) Brennan
Frank Collins
Collins
Brennan
Detroit Teamsters Local 337
How I Wish He Could Cry Dad Keeps Long Vigil Beside Sleeping Son
In New Hyde Park New York Joseph Spierer sits beside his 8 year old son Robert as doctors fight to save him after a July bike crash and August brain complications. Spierer has left work to stay at the hospital and his wife Josephine keeps watch in a car outside.
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New Hyde Park
N.Y
Bobby
Joseph Spierer
Robert
Long Island
Spierers
Spierer
Christopher
Josephine
Summer Starts At South Pole
A group of U. S. scientists and servicemen at the South Pole raised the Stars and Stripes to mark the end of six months without sun. Rear Adm. George J. Dufek said formalities were brief and the temperature stood at 88 below zero.
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Auckland
New Zealand
U. S
South Pole
George J. Dufek
Christchurch
Fair Weather Sent Northward Through Miami Valley
A Canadian high pressure system brings fair weather to the Miami Valley with sunny skies through Friday. Today’s official forecast shows a high near 85 degrees, with cooler tonight and Friday bringing a low around 52 and a high near 80. Middletown recorded a high of 83 degrees at 3 p.m. yesterday and a 54 degree low at 6:30 a.m.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Boy awarded damages for dog bite during sand lot homer
Eleven year old Eugene W. Bader received 250 dollars after a sand lot baseball game was interrupted by a cocker spaniel bite. He had sought 3,000 from owner Carmen Karmey, whose daughter Celeste, 12, allegedly kicked the dog as he ran between bases. his team lost.
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Detroit
Eugene W. Bader
Carmen Karmey
Common Pleas
David C. Vokes
Eugene
Karmey
Celeste
Saud Tries For Peace In Mideast
Premier Ali Jawdat of Iraq arrives in Damascus as King Saud presses for Arab unity. The Baghdad Pact era tensions, Iraqi Syrian feuds, and talks with President Shukri Kuwaily heighten hopes for regional de escalation during a three day visit that signals U S backed mediation efforts.
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Damascus
Syria
Ali Jawdat
Iraq
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Jawda
Lebanon
Beirut
Istanbul
Mideast
United States
Shukri Kuwaily
Army Troopers Escort Nine To Little Rock Central High
Nine African American students known as the Little Rock Nine enter Central High under guard as Army paratroopers with fixed bayonets escort them inside amid tense, minimal crowds. An incident ends with a man charged for carrying a weapon while authorities report attendance rises at the high schools.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Central High School
Sidney Wolff
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Wolff
Virgil Blossom
Central High
Broadcasters To Air Farbus Address On Integration Crisis
American Broadcasting Co. announces exclusive nationwide telecast of Gov. Orv E. Far bus addressing the Little Rock integration situation. The speech airs tonight at 10 p m EST on TV and 10 05 p m EST on radio.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Gov. Orv
E. Farbus
Little Rock
Integration at Arkansas school draws federal troops
Army jeeps escorted about 100 to 150 Negro students to the main entrance as the second day of school integration began under federal supervision. A reporter heard a half-hearted boo while Arkansas faced Gov. Orval Faubus who opposed federal action after his National Guard was federalized. Faubus planned a nationwide speech following the crisis.
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Orval ‘Faubus
Arkansas National Guard
Eisenhower
Denial Eskews Knights of Columbus Sponsorship of Bingo
Middletown police halted a bingo game at the Knights of Columbus hall and two people were arrested for alleged gambling violations. Grand Knight Bob Hudson denied the K of C sponsorship, saying no one speaks for the order and criticizing the state law. Attorneys for defendants claimed the K of C did sponsor the game, naming Mulligan as operating it.
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Grand Knight of
Middletown
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Bob Hudson
Grand Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Hudson
Order of Eagles
Man Frozen Eighteen Hours For Rare Heart Operation
A 52 year old man underwent an unprecedented operation using artificial hibernation to cool his body and reduce brain oxygen use. Surgeons halted blood flow to the head, cooled Downey to 87 degrees for eight hours, and completed an eight hour twelve minute procedure. Downey, recovering at New England Center Hospital, hopes to return home in days and return to work within two weeks.
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Boston
Charles J. Downey
Downey
New England Center Hospital
Springfield
Atlas Fails Test Missile Flies and Dies
At Cape Canaveral a test Atlas ICBM rose from the beach and climbed to a mile before faltering. It shuddered, burst into a mass of flame, and plunged into the sea as onlookers watched a sobering, dramatic missile death.
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Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Miami
Jacksonville
Atlas
Typhoon Faye wrecks Okinawa base killing and injuring many
Typhoon Faye lashed Okinawa with 146 mile winds causing at least 11 deaths and 17 serious injuries while 111 people were missing. Two thousand two hundred Okinawan homes were destroyed and damage to U S air bases at Naha and Kadena was extensive with Marine air wings losing most tactical aircraft. No American deaths reported.
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Naha
Okinawa
Red China
Okinawa Star
U. S
Kadena
Marine Air Wings
Naha Air Base
U. S. Air Force
U.S
Senate Rackets Panel Grants Hoffa's Testimony Delay
Washington The Senate Rackets Committee today approved James R Hoffa's request to postpone further testimony until next week amid ongoing Teamsters Union hearings.
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Washington
Senate
James R. Hoffa
Teamster
Search Expands for Eight Year Old Boy Missing Near Edmonds
FBI joins weary searchers for Lee Crary an eight year old missing since Monday evening from Edmonds Washington. Agents canvassed the town of about two thousand residents and examined terrain while about five hundred volunteers paused for police. Lee had rheumatic fever and was on penicillin to ward off after effects. He rode a bicycle was last seen near his home after a sharp scolding his clothes were wet and he disappeared after reportedly being tossed into the Sound by older boys.
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Edmonds
Wash
FBI
Lee Crary
Seattle
Ed Crary
Crary
Lee
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