Ouachita men jailed on aggravated report incident
Three Ouachita men identified as L. J. Anderson James M. Robertson Jr and Richard J Swaggard were jailed in the parish custody on a non bondable aggravated report incident involving a juvenile near Prairie Road south of Monroe. The trio was arrested shortly after noon by the parish sheriff and faces district attorney or grand jury action.
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Ouachita
West Monroe
Rees Ment
West Sonroe Frotee
Bailey Grant
L. J. Anderson
Pear Street
Monroe
James M
Buddy) Robertson, Jr
Johnson Street
Richard J. Swaggard
Georgia Street
Grant
Anderson
Robertson
Prairie Road
Aaron
Birmingham Veterans Hospital
Floyd
Ellison
Jesse W. Mabry
Joe Pritchett
William J. Miller
J. N Griffin
Mabry
Nat (King) Cole
Blanket Weather Is Back Again
A chilly 58 degrees last night nudges fall arrival while today brings 82 to 87 degrees with 71 at mid morning. Tonight's low 60 to 64 climbs to 80 to 85 tomorrow as widely scattered thundershowers dot the area.
Speculation Grows on Adlai Stevenson's 1960 Nomination
Washington observers note that Adlai S Stevenson vowed not to run again after 1956 and his 1960 stance remains firm. A prominent Democrat says Stevenson may become available if no other figure gains unexpected strength, citing his six week Europe Africa tour as a sign of readiness. Estes Kefauver remains poised to accept Stevenson's stated position.
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Washington
Adlai S. Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Ikely
Europe
Africa
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Sena- Ccontinue
Nashville Schools Integrate Amid White Picket Lines
About 200 whites protested as 16 Negro first graders entered six Nashville grammar schools. Police guard entrances while 20 white parents withdrew their children from Glenn and Fehr schools. Asst. Police Chief Muller resumed control and integration proceeded amid tense exchanges.
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Glenn School
Nashville Grammar
Glenn
Asst
Frank M. Muller
Nashville
Alberta Young
Faubus Defends States Rights Amid Little Rock Crisis
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus attacked federal power in the Little Rock integration dispute linking state sovereignty to public order. He criticized U S District Judge Ronald Davies and Mayor Woodrow Wilson Mann, warning of consequences if federal action disrupts local self-government. He called for nonviolent, orderly school integration if possible.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
U.S
Davies
Risenhower
Ark
First U S arms arrive in Middle East to bolster Jordan
A convoy of eight Globemasters and Flying Boxcars delivered U S recoilless rifles jeeps machine guns and ammunition to Amman to support a 10 million dollar aid plan aimed at countering Soviet influence in Syria. regional leaders and officials observed as Cairo papers accused Washington of planning provocations to justify action.
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Jordanum
U. S
Middle East
Syria
Cairo
el Shaab
United States
Iraq
America
Israel
Britain
Turkey
Lebanon
al Shaab
Jordan
U.S
Europe
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Damascus
Alraf Alaam
Tropical Monster Carrie Grows As Debbie Dumps Rain
Carrie a powerful tropical storm with 150 mph winds remains far in the Atlantic about 2 100 miles southeast of Miami moving west northwest. Debbie, Carrie's weaker sister, dissipates over the peaks of the Virginia mountains with rain squalls in the Carolinas and Virginia.
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Carrie
Atlantic
Debbie
Carolinas
Virginia
Miami
Cuarotina Virginia
Florida Gulf Coast
San Juan
Tallulah Centennial Week Ends On Noted Celebration
Mrs. John W. Carpenter, general chairman, calls the Tallulah Centennial a successful week of events August 25 31 marking the town s 100th birthday that drew former residents and visitors from out of state. R B Richardson head of the Louisiana Highway Department will speak to the West Monroe Lions Club next Thursday on the federal highway program and its impact.
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John W. Carpenter
Tallulah
R. B. Richardson
Louisiana Highway Department
West Monroe Lions Club
Tex Kilpatrick
Lions Club
Richardson
President Eisenhower Signs Civil Rights Bill at Newport
President Eisenhower signed into law a landmark civil rights bill empowering the federal government to enforce the right to vote via court injunctions. The bill, the first such action in 80 years, repeals post Civil War authority to deploy troops in civil rights cases, and was signed at his Newport vacation headquarters.
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Newport
Eiseshower
Fee
Davies
Congress
White students clash with Negro youths at North Little Rock High
Shouting white students barred six Negro youths from entering North Little Rock High as superintendent I B Wright led them inside. Whites doubled fists to stop the group, a reinforced line repulsed another advance, amid rising race tensions in the Little Rock area with guards at Central High.
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National Guard
Little Rock Central High School
Arkansas
Orval Delaubus
Little Rock, Ark
North Little Rock High School
Little Rock
I. B. Wright
LE. Stroud
Stroud
National
Judge To Sign Order Ending Dallas School Segregation
Federal Judge William H Atwell said he would sign an order by Negro attorneys to end segregation in Dallas public schools after Christmas. He accepted the Negroes order with changes while rejecting a rival bid from Dallas ISD. The judge noted the U S Supreme Court mandate issued July 23 1997 restrains the board from enforcing segregation and sets student assignment procedures.
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Dallas
Tex
William H. Atwell
Newrogs
Andrew J. Thuss
Dallas Independent School District
Dhidee Atwell
Thuss
Editorial and circulation office hours and dial numbers
The message lists weekday and weekend hours from 5 00 p m to 8 00 a m and noon Saturday to 8 00 a m Monday with telephones for Editorial Circulation and Classified Depts. WA IA WA WA and PA 3 4825 for composing room and department contacts.
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