Ouster Demands Grow Over Adams Aide and Eisenhower
Washington dispatch reports fresh Republican calls for the removal of Eisenhower chief aide Sherman Adams, while the White House denies seeking a replacement. Democratic leaders accuse the administration of corruption and influence peddling. The Defense Department notes Goldfine’s mills won large textile contracts, with $2.25 million in awards across three services since 1953.
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Sherman Adams
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New Try Slated In 1961 At Central High
Federal Judge Harry Lemley granted a two year suspension of integration at Central High School Little Rock citing public opposition. The ruling allows continuation of a plan to delay desegregation through mid 1961 while NAACP vows an appeal. Desegregation began with the 1957 crisis and the first Negro graduate in 1958.
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Integralan
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Arkansas Gazette
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Supreme Court
Ray Wilkins Sai
Montgomery
Ala
Daisy Bates
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Philadelphia
Like Rock
Ernest Green
Mennmycan Brown
Ike to keep Khrushchev as Moscow pen pal
President Eisenhower plans to continue letter exchanges with Premier Khrushchev on major international developments while narrowing the scope. Officials say Washington aims to curb propaganda tone and keep direct talks limited to significant issues amid deteriorating U S Soviet relations.
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Eisenhower
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United States
Rainstorms Rip Texas Trigger Tornadoes and Waterspout
Cool air swept into Texas on Saturday bringing scattered rains across the Dallas area. A tornado struck near Owens Community, northeast of Brownwood, uprooting trees and damaging small buildings while a waterspout with four fingers lasted about 10 minutes on Garza Little Elm Lake. The storm dumped 3.4 inches on the lake in five hours and about 2 inches in 43 minutes, but there were no injuries or significant damage reported.
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Weather summary from the RBUREAU with statewide rainfall
A weather bulletin reports cloudy to partly cloudy skies with late afternoon and evening thunderstorms in parts of Texas. Temperatures ranged hot with highs around 95 to 104 in several cities while Brownwood and Llano reported 2 to 2.6 inches of rain and severe winds. Telegraph and phone services were disrupted in Goldthwaite and hail, limbs, and high winds caused damage across the region. Official 24 hour rainfall totals include Amarillo 3.77 inches and Abilene 0.73 inches with varied amounts in other cities.
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U.S. Soldiers Held as Belgium Records Release
East German news agency says a Belgian pilot freed for governmental level talks. U.S. eight officers and one enlisted man remain captive since June 7. Western diplomats warn U.S. acceptance of East German sovereignty could unravel four power accords and threaten Berlin’s position. General Hodes and Deputy Undersecretary Murphy press Soviets to honor post war agreements. Captured during a helicopter flight in East Germany after veering into the Soviet zone during a thunderstorm.
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Europe
Robert Murphy
Twister Sighted Near Kermit Capsizes Drive In Screen
Severe thunderstorms in the Permian Basin Saturday night produced a probable tornado near Kermit with gusty winds. The Texan Drive-In Theater screen southwest of Pecos blew down onto two cars. no injuries reported. Radar detected the twister around 9:40 p.m. in the Wink Kermit area. Rain and high winds affected Pecos and surrounding towns with largely minor damage and scattered flooding.
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Governor names Risley to blind commission post
Gov. Price Daniel named Burt L. Risley of Dimmit County as a member of the late commission for the blind on Saturday. Risley is a local rancher.
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Crane's Bond Issue Okayed by County Voters
Crane County voters approved a 210000 hospital bond by about 5 to 1 in an unofficial count of 128 yes 26 no. The bond funds nine new beds an L shaped addition with private rooms ER x ray lab and more plus a family room and lobby renovation. County tax increases not expected as a $2 million valuation rise will cover bond retirement per hospital administrator Robert Skidmore. County commissioners will call for bids after canvassing Saturday’s results.
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Crane County
Crane Memorial Hospital
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Brucker Denies Plans To Quit
Secretary of the Army Wilber M. Brucker denied reports he planned to resign over Defense Department policy toward the Army. He told reporters there was nothing to the rumor and he is a team player. Defense Secretary McElroy congratulated him on not resigning. In Monahans, Jesus Madrid 22 of Grandfalls and Marie Nuertas unknown age and address were admitted after a highway accident on the Monahans Grandfalls highway with injuries not believed serious.
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Defense
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Monahans
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Madrid
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Marie Nuertas
Water County Hospital
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Hammarskjold Leaves Lebanon as Battles Slow
UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold travels to Amman after a night of bombings in Beirut amid Lebanese rebel fighting against the anti-Western government. No casualties reported. he plans to meet Jordanian officials and Israeli authorities before Cairo talks.
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Rebels Lose Last Capital Ends Indonesian Civil War Hope
Report from Jakarta cites Indonesian Radio that rebel capital Menado in North Celebes has fallen, signaling possible end to more than four months of civil war. Rebels vow guerrilla resistance from Celebes and Sumatra despite government advances including recapturing Padang and Bokytingo. Col Jono Warouw leads continuing rebel activity in Menado.
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Padang
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Sumatra
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Menado
Jono Warouw
Czechoslovakia Congress Closes
Czechoslovakia’s 11th Congress closed with a pledge to tighten ties with Yugoslavia and pursue independent Communism. Delegates from two countries attended and approved a final resolution to counter revisionism and urged closer bloc economic cooperation.
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