Eisenhower to Meet Southern Governors Over School Integration
President Eisenhower plans a White House meeting on Tuesday with five Southern governors to discuss problems of school integration including Little Rock. The session follows a Sea Island conference vote and may lead to broader talks beyond the Little Rock case.
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Washington
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Alk
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Southern Governors Conference
Collins
Little Rock
Little Rock Nine Return To Central High Quiet Second Day
The Little Rock Nine entered Central High under Army guard for a second day of integration. Paratroopers manned stations at approach streets and a white girl was escorted from the school. Attendance rose at Central to 1,350 as enrollment increased at other Little Rock high schools.
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Ark
Central High School
01St Airborne Division
Eisenhower
Sidney Wolff
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Virgil Blossom
Central High
Little Rock High
Made In Japan Toys Examined For Poison Paint
Tests of five random Japan made metal toy autos and a toy electric fan suggested high lead levels The Toy Guidance Council issued warnings to public health departments amid accusations the probe is a Japanese market slant in the Christmas buying season Various importers and health officials questioned the timing of the report
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New York
Japan
Toy Guidance Council, Inc
U. S
ABC To Carry Faubus Address
ABC announces exclusive nationwide telecast of Gov. Orval Faubus address on the Little Rock integration issue. The speech will be shown at 10 p.m. EST on television and broadcast at 10:05 p.m. EST on radio.
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New York
American Broadcasting Company
Coleman Sees Mississippi Troop Push in Little Rock Crisis
Mississippi Governor J. P. Coleman warns against federal intervention over school integration. He cites Arkansas actions and asserts Mississippi will defend its rights without surrendering to unlawful interference. He notes Eisenhower could deploy troops if needed to enforce integration.
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Miss.m
J. P. Coleman
Little Rock
Mississippi
Coleman
Arkansas
National Guard
Eisenhower
Henry Stricken by Stroke Again At Monroe Dentist
Dr. R B Henry Monroe dentist suffered a stroke yesterday morning and is reported to have slight improvement today after being rushed to St Francis Hospital for treatment. He was at his office when stricken and is being held for care. West Monroe Lions Club will be treated tonight by Lionesses who will run the meeting.
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Monroe
Henry
St. Francis Hospital
West Monroe Lions Club
Lionesses
Major Split In Labor Ranks Takes Shape
The AFL CIO warns the Teamsters Union to cleanse corruption within 30 days or face possible sanctions as Hoffa seeks reelection at the Miami Beach convention. John English, Teamsters treasurer and AFL CIO vice president, objected to a rushed action that could fracture the labor movement.
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Teamsters Union
Afl-Sio High Command
Afl-Cio
James R. Hoffa
International ‘Brotherhood of Teamsters
Miami Beach
John ‘F F. English
the Teamsters
English
Executive Council
Labor Movement
Teamsters
CIO
AFL
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Hoffa
The
Miami
FBI Joins Search for Lee Crary Missing Boy in Edmonds
FBI joined search for eight year old Lee Crary missing since Monday evening in Edmonds Washington. Agents questioned residents and scoured brush and woods while about 500 volunteers were released from duty at police request. Lee has been treated with penicillin for rheumatic fever and his parents fear exposure could endanger him.
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Edmonds
Wash
FBI
Lee Crary
FRBI
Seattle
Puget Sound
Ed Crary
Crary
Sobering Experience as Atlas Missile Fails at Cape Canaveral
Newsman Gene Plowden reports from Cape Canaveral on a secret missile test where the Atlas ICBM failed during a much anticipated launch. Crowds gathered from dawn to dusk, expecting vast improvements over the previous June flight.
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Cape. Canaveral
Fla.Pi
Miami
Jacksonville
Air Force
U N China unrest in Red mainland sparks anti Communist moves
United Nations reports from Hu Shih that Hungary inspired anti government protests on the Chinese mainland. Five million students staged June rioting, presses banned rallies, and authorities arrested ringleaders while workers and teachers faced mass detentions.
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N.Y
China
Hu Shih
Hungary
Uungary
Hsu
Red
Hanyang
GOP Chairman Defends Ike in Little Rock Crisis
Parmerville La Bryant James head of the state Republican Central Committee defends President Eisenhower for calling in federal troops during the Little Rock integration crisis. James says he did what he had to do to preserve law and order and protect life property and rights.
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Bryant James
State
Republican Central Committee
Eisenhower
Little Rock
James
Ouachita Parish Selective Service Boards Threaten Resignations
Nine members from Ouachita parish boards 46 and 161 adopt a joint resolution protesting federal troop deployments in Little Rock and calling for resignations if military force continues. The leaders include T. Q O Bancroft and I J Seymour, with other board members signing. The action follows the Little Rock school integration crisis and parallels a West Carroll board protest sent to Brig. Gen. Raymond H. Wulft.
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Ouachita Parish
T. Q O. Bancroft
I. J. Seymour
A.C. Ransom
Grayson Guthrie
Prentiss Boyd
John HH. Birdsong
J. W. Caldwell
R. M. James
Br. i. Caves
U.S
Little Rock
Selective Service Board
West Carroll Parish
Raymond H. W Wulft
LitNe Rock
Selective Service Boards
Monroe
Louisiana Weather Quiet and Showery Into Next Day
A stubborn pattern brings spasmodic showers across Louisiana with mostly cloudy skies and mild conditions. Southeast areas face heavy rains while elsewhere see occasional showers. temperatures dip to 63 67, with lows late night and highs tomorrow around 80 84.
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Louisiana
Lake Charles
Baton Rouge
Alexandria
New Orleans
Pine Street Reopens as Two-Way Artery
Pine Street in Monroe becomes a two way thoroughfare from the river to Eighteenth Street after widening to 40 feet with added curbs and gutters. The change replaces the former one way pattern allowing traffic from the river toward Sixth Street.
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Monroe
Pine Street
Sixth Street
Eighteenth Street
Delay in Hoffa Testimony Ahead of Teamsters Convention
The Senate Rackets Committee granted James R. Hoffa a delay in further testimony until after the upcoming Teamsters convention in Miami Beach. Hoffa, 44, is top candidate to succeed Dave Beck. witnesses Owen Brennan and Frank Collins were also to be summoned as part of the probe into union funds and powers.
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Washington
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
James RK. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Teamsters
Miami Beach
Ila
McClellan
Ark
Holfi
George Pitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Witgerald
Fla
Dave Beck
Beck
Owen
Bert) Brennan
Frank Collins
Jon Hoffa
Senate
Student Held For Assault In Explosion
A Ball State Teachers College student, David Wayne Carter, 20, confessed to making a booby trap device sent to Ruth Petry after she rejected him. The loaded shotgun breech exploded in a locker injuring Anita Reynolds and shocking coeds Ruth Petry and Linda Helvering. Carter compared himself to Nathan Leopold.
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Muncie
Ind
UCI
Aeas
Nathan Leopold
Ball I State Teachers College
Anita Reynolds
Miss Perry
Linda Helvering
Anderson
Carter
Miss Petry
Ball State College
New Castle
Bobby Franks
Chicago
Typhoon Faye Hits Okinawa With 148 mph Winds
Typhoon Paye struck Okinawa bringing 148 mile an hour winds and gusts to 190. The U S Army spokesman in Naha reported heavy damage and widespread communications outages hindering casualty assessments. He said the island suffered significant damage but full reports were unavailable.
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U. S
Okinawa
Pacific
U. S. Army
United Press
Naha
Daylight Saving Time Ends In Some States This Sunday
Clocks will fall back one hour this Sunday in California Nevada Wisconsin Minnesota and many Illinois communities excluding Chicago area. Several regions including New England New York New Jersey Delaware DC Maryland and parts of Pennsylvania will stay on daylight time until Oct 27. Year round daylight time continues in 15 central Kentucky cities such as Lexington and Frankfort.
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Ohio
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Philadelphia
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St. Louis
Louisville
Kentucky
Lexington
Frankfort
Drenching Rains Flood South Texas Rivers and Roads
San Antonio and surrounding counties faced heavy rainfall with rivers and creeks spilling over. Civil defense crews rescued 120 people as homes flooded and schools closed. showers continued with up to 9 inches in one day and more rain forecast for the region.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Freyburg
Civil Defense
East Central High School
Schulenburg
Here
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