Action By Higher Court Can Stay Little Rock High School Segregation
A circuit court order suspending integration at Little Rock Central High stands as the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People seeks a stay. Judge Lamley denied the NAACP stay motion while signaling it could take months for appeals involving the Supreme Court.
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Little Rock High School
Little Rock
Ark
UPI
Central High
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Harry Lamley
Lemley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Wiley Branson
Pine Bluff
Branton
Arch House
Traffic and safety notes for local streets and parks
Local residents observe cloudy skies and laments about laundry days while discussing road safety. Suggestions include clearer route arrows on pavement and better traffic signaling. Observations note drivers ignoring signals, tail light outages, and the need for checks on lights and tires during trips. New Castle and Lawrence County boast scenic areas worth visiting.
Daily Weather Report Forecast for today and Wednesday
Party cloudy with scattered showers today and Wednesday. Fair tonight with little temperature change. High today 68 to 74, low tonight 45 to 55. 24 hour period ending 7am shows max 73, min 48, precipitation heavy dew, river stage 5.4 feet. A year ago same date max 85, min 66, precipitation rain, river stage 5.6 feet.
Russia Offers Embassy Repairs
Soviet Russia began repairs to day on the West German embassy in Moscow but did not apologize for damage caused by 1,500 demonstrators who pelted the building with stones and ink bottles. Bonn protests and world-wide opposition to Nagy’s execution spurred further demonstrations against Soviet embassies in Moscow.
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Walter Logan
United Press International
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Free Nations
Imre Nagy
Mayor Seeks Solicitor Opinion on McFate Issue
Mayor Edward A. DeCarbo asked Solicitor Robert M. White for a recommendation on removing and replacing Joseph R. McFate, chairman of the Civil Service Board for Firemen. Council unanimously agreed to seek the recommendation as Steinbrink pushes for McFate’s removal amid a dispute over office eligibility and a delay in approving summer temp firemen.
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McFate
Edward A. DeCarbo
Robert M. White
Joseph R. McFate
Civil Service Board
White
Council
Herman F. Steinbrink
Department of Public Safety
Steinbrink
Civil Service Board For Firemen
DeCarbo
Vern Brown
Interna
Rage & Colume
Hoffa and Two Aces Acquitted in Wire Tap Case
A federal jury in New York acquitted James R. Hoffa and two co defendants, Owen Brennan and Bernard Spindel, of charges they wiretapped Teamsters subordinates at the Detroit headquarters. The verdict comes after a five week trial and seven hours of deliberation, amid cheers from Hoffa supporters.
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New York
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
Hoffa
Owen Brennan
Teamsters Local 337
Bernard Spindel
Brennan
Spindel
Washington
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
Committee
Trudk
Teamster
Hofta
Tornadoes Hit Midwest and Utah Little League Practice
United Press International reports scattered showers and severe weather across the mid Mississippi Valley with at least one tornado touching down on a farm west of Rantoul Illinois and unconfirmed reports near Danville. A 10 minute storm near Hamburg Iowa dumped three inches of hail and one inch rain, damaging crops. In Grantsville Utah a lightning bolt struck a field during a little league practice injuring 13 boys. About 300 spectators were at the field and were taken to hospital. Precipitation east of the Rockies was light, while showers were expected to spread late in the day.
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United Press International
Mid- Mississippi Valley
Ilinois
Rantoul
Ill
Danville
Hamburg
Iowa
Grantsville
Utah
Rockies
mid-Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Pacific
Washington
California
Idaho
Nevada
Turnpike Jewel Robbery Reported In Ohio
Ohio and Pennsylvania turnpike patrolmen check the reported theft of jewelry valued at 22 000 from Mrs Ralph Reed wife of the American Express Co president. Mrs Reed said the missing jewels were in one of five luggage pieces from the trunk of her 1955 Cadillac at the Town House Motel near Youngstown Monday night.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Ohio
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Ralph Reed
Nework
American Express Co
Reed
Ohio Turnpike
Townhouse
Here
Death Notices for Bohlander and Drake in Ellwood City
Death records list William A. Bohlander aged 60 of Ellwood City and Mrs William S S Drake aged 78 of Vo pant Road. Both notices provide minimal details and spellings as read.
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William A. Bohlander
Ellwood City
Wiliam S&s. Drake
Vopant RD
Cioffi Proposes City Bypass Plan Amid Highway Changes
Assemblyman Dominick Cioffi urges city council to adopt a new bypass routing traffic along Shenango Street parallel to the Erie Railroad to Grant Street and over the Grant Street bridge. He offers to assist in presenting the idea to the highway department as the north south route nears approval. The plan follows the defeat of a $150000 bypass bond issue and may shift with Lawrence County highway projects.
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Dominick Cioffi
Shenango St
Erie Railroad
Grant ‘St
Grant St
Cioffi
Highway Department
Highways Department
Lawrence County
Living Cost Hits New High Amid Inflation Push
Washington reports consumer prices rose again in May reaching 123.6% of the 1947-49 average, led by gasoline and used cars, physicians fees, and group hospitalization premiums. The gain affects about 1.0 million workers whose wages are tied to the cost of living, with varying raises across sectors including steel, aluminum, canning, aircraft, and local plants.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Enie
Young McGonigle in critical condition after crash
ART McGONIGLE JR 19, son of gubernatorial candidate Arthur P. McGonigle, remained unconscious in Reading after a two car wreck near his home. He was reported very slightly improved after surgery. his father kept vigil. Co‑victims included Larry Dietrich 16 of Denver Charlotte Kuch 15 of Kenhorst and Kenneth Eyrich 24 of Sinking Spring. The other drivers claimed they did not see his car due to an embankment while McGonigle drove alone.
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Reading
UPI
Arthur P. McGonigle
Arthur Jr
Arthur
Army
McGonigie
Larry Dietrich
Denver
Charlotte Kuch
Kenhorst
Kenneth Eyrich
Sinking Spring
McGonigle
Lebanon seeks UN police to avert Middle East war
UN Secretary General Hammarskjold returns to a pessimistic Lebanon convinced only an international police force can prevent a major conflict. Government sources say Lebanon may appeal to the United Nations or seek Anglo American aid if Hammarskjold’s talks with Gamal Abdel Nasser do not ease the threat of intervention by the United Arab Republic.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
Middle East
United Nations
Hammarskjold
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Britain
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Camille Chamoun
British Broadcasting Company
Chamo
Supreme Court considers Sherman Levine habeas case
Sherman K. Levine, an attorney, filed a petition for allowance of appeal with the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Prothonotary Office in Pittsburgh. The Superior Court on June 12 overruled a habeas writ after a forged signature involved a $2,346.18 transfer from a bank account linked to a man killed in a Lebanon County truck crash. proceedings hinge on records returned from Pittsburgh. Braham, Levine’s former counsel, called the case a melancholy business.
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Sherman K. Levine
State Supreme Court
Levine
Superior Court
Pittsburgh
Lawrence County Prothonotary
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Prothonotary
Braham
Vanguard Firing Halted By Navy
CAPE CANAVERAL FLORIDA UP I reports soggy weather dampened the Vanguard rocket delaying the Navy attempt to launch a new satellite. The 72 foot rocket was halted about 2 34 a m est after countdown progress to within eight minutes of blast off due to moisture in the systems.
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Cape Canaveral
Pha
August Draft Call Reported by State Selection Service
Pennsylvania's August draft call will be 711, State Selection Service Director Henry M. Gross reported. The May call was 919, and last August stood at 735.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
Henry M. Gross
Four District Jointure Approved by Lawrence County Board
The Lawrence County Board of Education approved a four district jointure among Bessemer North Beaver Township Little Beaver Two and Mahoning Two at a Wampum Inn dinner meeting. Wampum Big Beaver Joint School District Chewton and Taylor Township considered future joiners. Overcrowding prompts talk of an elementary building and a new jointure letter to other districts. P M Cox was re elected treasurer and Volant Savings Bank was named depository.
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Lawrence County
Lawrence County Board of Education
Wampum Inn
Bessemer
North Beaver
Little Beaver
Mahoning
Harold J. Marshall
Wampum Board
Wampum
Big Beaver
Chewton
W. S
Marshall
P. M. Cox
Volant
Lawrence County Savings & Trust Co
Dr. M. Boyd
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
De Gaulle Seeks NATO Talks With Norstad In Paris
In Paris Gen. Charles de Gaulle summoned Gen. Lauris Norstad supreme Allied commander in Europe for a review of Western alliance military issues. A French source says de Gaulle favors a French deputy commander and notes the longtime post held by Viscount Montgomery before his retirement.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Lauris Norstad
Europe
Western Alliance
Norstad
de Gaulle
Britain
Viscount Montgomery
Richard Gale
NATO
Obituary and editorial notes from Elwood page review
A brief card notes obituaries and editorials on the Elwood page along with sports, stocks, and want ads listings. It lists page sections and contact numbers for NEWS OL services and classified ads and indicates a cross word puzzle and sports content.
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Elwood
Olympus eaters crave summer fruit and cream delight
The passage presents mythical gods relishing lavish dishes and seasonal berries. It contrasts exotic viands with ordinary fare, then notes June blooming brings berries and shortcake with cream as a cheerful, lighthearted feast for Olympians.
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Mount Olympus
Wmixty
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Richard B. Russell
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Bernard Goldfine
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D-Ark
Edward N. Gadsby
Subcommittee
Goldfine
Adams
Boston
Art McGonigle, Jr
By Larry Collins
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Sherman Levine
Jointure
Old By County School Board
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Shenango
Ee Coeesees
Ecco
Arthur Mometer
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