Troopers Leave Central High as Integration Begins Peacefully
Nine Black students attended Central High School in Little Rock with minimal guard presence. The 101st Airborne left for Thanksgiving. 900 Arkansas National Guardsmen and FBI agents kept watch but reported no trouble. Officials wary of ongoing federal troop need if integration continues.
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Little Rock
Central High School
101St Airborne Infantry Division
Central High
Arkansas
Smeps
Edwin A Walker
Troute
A CG Bates
Ar Sas
NAACP
Orval Fanbus
Central
Seven killed in Texas weekend violence
Associated Press reports weekend violence across Texas with at least seven dead and eight more in traffic. Victims include Mrs. La Dada Nappler in San Angelo, Lonnie Houston near Abilene, and Joe Smetana in Houston. Multiple shootings and accidents are noted with several persons injured.
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Associated Press
Venus I
la Dada Nappler
San Angelo
Robert Miller
Kilgore
Fr Hood
Asuries
Corsicana
Lonnie Houston
Abilene
Baird
Freddie Johnson
Houston
Joe Smetana
J. Pench
Houston |Oil Company
Donald Stephens
Vernon Liedtke
Dallas
Poe
Howard Tierney
Lubbock
Clairemont
D Wystte
Trinity
James Prine
Fort Worth
Strike Ends at Carver Plymouth Plant
Detroit workers end the twelfth strike as employees ratify a settlement after days of walkouts at the Carver Plymouth plant. Union and management reached terms yesterday, bringing returns to production lines and signaling resumed operations in the facility.
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Detroit
Carver Plymouth
Asto
Weather Forecast Notes Temperature Shift Across Tean Parish
Fragmentary weather note reports temperature change and wind or atmospheric conditions. Mentions dates and times but lacks clear locations or specific figures due to OCR damage.
Spaniards Hit With Own Guns In Sidi Ifni Fight
A Moroccan nationalist correspondent says rebels surrounding Sidi Ifni have fired on Spanish troops holding the colony. The report notes heavy fighting and bombardment from rebel-held positions on Morocco’s west coast as Spanish forces dig trenches and attempt a defense amid Moroccan nationalist pressure.
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Rasat
Morocco
Sidi Ifni
Alam
Richmond
Texas Tech
Asia
EN. Jones
Tech
Tilowne
Jiria
Jones
Byron Abdrops
Kernethy
Herbert Greenberg
I/men
Marter Stensland
Col Jdrid
Sail’ Lege
Rebes
Rebes. the Lubbock
Hurricanes batter Hawaiian coasts amid evacuations
Tropical storm Nina lashes Kauai and Oahu with gale winds and heavy rain. Evacuations occur as residents move to schools and shelters. a Coast Guard rescue saves three crew members from a stranded fishing sampan. One electrical worker dies in an accident during the storm response.
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Honolulu
Kauai
Oahu
Some
Weather Bureau
Hanapepe
Hazalei
Theasland
Oaks
Hasalei
Jamepang
Lyhue
Ae Kiluca Hyathyase
Mokua¢ Tae
Kawai
Sampan
Seti Tu Mara
Coast Guard
Kaswaiho
Point
Nuhaw Island
Coast
Cuner
Matagorda
Honolulu Ary Electrical de Panment
Herma J. Palenapa Jr
Odessa naturopaths jailed in state crackdown
Odessa two naturopaths MF Roth and C McElroy were arrested on charges of unlawful practice of medicine as Texas statewide enforcement against naturopaths proceeded. Deputies seized records and medicines from their offices, with restraining orders and hearings scheduled, while officials planned further arrests across the state.
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Odessa
Texas
MF. Roth
North Lincoln
McElroy
West 15Th
Slim) Gabrel
Cooperion
Justice of Peace
E. E
Roth
South Grant
West County Rd
Gabrel
Rep
Austin
Sabre
Gabret
Ectora
J. F. George
Jon
McLaughlin
George
Texas State Board of Medical Examiners
UL Journey
Will Wilson
C. B. McElroy
M. E. Roth
Atorney
United Press
Suits Filed In 29 Counties
Atty Gen Will Wilson cracked down on naturopaths in 29 counties charging medical practice without certifications. injunctions sought against 61 individuals to stop practicing medicine. state officials, board investigators, and undercover agents coordinated the action amid a prior Texas court ruling on naturopathy.
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Austin
Will Wilson
Wilson
Texas State Board of Medical Examiners
Texas Supreme Court
US. Supreme Court
James Cox
Imer
Cor
T Dtay
Neézal
Medical Board
Texts Board of Pharmacy
H. S. Weevers
Harrieton
Veevere
US Test Satellite Due Launching This Week
The United States plans to launch a six inch sphere satellite from Cape Canaveral this week as part of the space race. A public briefing will follow within two hours at the Naval Research Laboratory to reveal if the satellite reaches orbit.
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Washington
United States
John P. Hagen
Project Vanguard
United Press
Defense Department
Cape Canaveral, Fla
Naval Research Laboratory
Hagen
Necleas
Simon Harao
Air Force
Eisenhower to preside at Cabinet meeting in recovery
Washington AP Eisenhower visited his office today for the first time since his cerebral attack a week ago and will preside briefly at the afternoon Cabinet session. He returned from Gettysburg, dictated a memorandum, and indicated he would not stay for the full meeting.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Ann Whitman
James C. Hagerty
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Paris
White House
James €. Hagerty
Sul
Hagerty
Crisp Weather Forecast For Texas Continues
UninEd Press reports cool fall weather will persist across Texas with fair skies and mild temperatures. Forecasters warn frost possible by Wednesday and a warming trend by midweek may bring changing conditions, including showers later in the week.
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Texas
Horesty
Teras
Cole Sprissure
Hoffa Election Contest Trial Opens Monday
Washington federal court begins civil action by 12 Teamsters members challenging James R. Hoffa’s 1957 convention election. The suit seeks to bar Hoffa from office and invalidate Miami Beach convention actions including constitutional changes. Judge Letts presides without a jury. Hoffa faces separate New York wiretap conspiracy charges.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Federal District Court
Hoffa
New York City
New York
Horta
Remember
John Cunningham
Anyant- Horta
Waldorf-Astorra
Prand
Cunningham
Miami Beach
F. Dickinson Letts
Beck Trial For Larceny Begins
SEATTLE UP Dave Beck Sr reappointed president of Teamsters faces grand larceny charges in Seattle. Accused of siphoning 31,999 from a trust tied to a Cadillac sale linked to Martin B Duff, a Seattie truck driver, on December 30, 1955. Beck, represented by Charlee S Bardell and John J Keogh, is expected to attend court. Beck Jr. previously faced similar charges.
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Seattle
Dave Beck Sr
Rebring
Memant Teamsters Union
Wacr
Cadillac
Dally
Sa Sour
Arness Beck
Charlee S Bardell
John J Keogh
Senate Gomers
Peck’ Sre
Dave Beck Jr
Simiar Hharpes
Berky
Apt Beck Ie
Scientists Are Taken From Ship After Collision
Reported from Cape Pern area the research vessel Shachi collided with an acehese 14M pole offshore. Crew remained aboard the struck ship while authorities arranged repairs and rescue. The other vessel faced damage and its crew proceeded to safety.
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London
Arctighead
Cape Pern
Hadrd
Adlai E Stevenson Nears End As NATO Adviser
Washington reports Adlai E Stevenson may finish this week as adviser to the Eisenhower administration on NATO policies. He said the end could come sooner than expected and he has no plans to depart the U S delegation for a December meeting of NATO heads of state. Stevenson would consider Paris if asked and is not yet committed to leaving.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Hagerty
Eisenshower
Stevenson
Paris
White House
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
NATO
U.S
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Henry Schlichting Jr
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R. W. Bratcher
Seminole
Static Natyeopathic Association
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