Negroes Enter Leave Central High in Little Rock Chaos
Reporters describe a tense scene as eight Negro students enter Central High School under police escort while hundreds of white demonstrators clash outside. The crowd tears at cameras, fights erupt, and the eight students eventually move inside amid cries and chaos.
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Relman Smnth
Central High School
Smith
Jess
Little Rock
Dents
Bischool
Fricade
Roman
Gieshone
Neegroes
United Press
Houston Fight Fatal To Man
A fatal confrontation in Houston left a man dead after a fight with officers. The incident involved blows against a detective and a response by police, with the man dying at the scene after being struck and restrained.
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Houston
Tose
Wensaly
Santardi
Laboror
Deliberations Resume On Bollyrood Commission Hearings
Washington debate centers on funding and accountability as hearings resume. Committee spokesmen confirm a review of campaign finance practices and potential penalties. Report notes confusion in transcripts and questions over fund sources and oversight responsibilities.
Panel To Probe Huge Lean ering and other wrong divisg on the Igbat management rack ed
A panel investigates massive misgovernance amid a heated dispute at Igbat management. Union leadership under Willams Bo Matonce faces scrutiny as tensions flare over trusteeship and alleged misconduct. Police clash with protesters as Arkansas State Police restore order. two arrests reported amid chaotic street scenes and ambulances arriving.
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Igbat
Eariher
we _ tereover
Union of
Perannz
Willams Bo Matonce
Jenking
Union Gad
Rye
Eltreal
Ceeks
Iocan
Daye Ny
FCTES
Ghawi
Trapped After Blast At Marianna Mine
Eleven Bethlehem Collieries miners were trapped after a blast in the Marianna line near Washington Pa. Rescue teams reported contact with four men via a telephone line lowered into the shaft and searched for others as crews prepared to probe a distant opening. The cause was not immediately known and a ventilating ban kept workers away.
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Washington, Pa
Marianna
Bethlehem Collieries Corp
Pittsburgh
Marising
Washington
Bethlehem Colleries
Bethlehem Steel, S
Nowork
Sam
Frank Gartow
T. J. Crocker
Bethlehelm Mines
Johnstown
Plane crash kills one in Nevada search flight
A Navy P2V patrol bomber searching for a missing Lt. Richard Lee Clement crashed near Mount Desatoya, central Nevada, killing one crew member and injuring two others. The eight survivors escaped before the aircraft exploded. crew names were not released.
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Alameda
Calif
Mt. Desatoya
Nevada
Richard Lee Clement
Atlanta
Navy
Gains Against Surplus Wheat Reported for 1958
Washington farm officials warn surplus wheat reductions this year may not hold next year as soil bank gains fade. Farmers retired about 13 million of 35 million acres allotted, earning roughly 230 million dollars, cutting the crop to use past surpluses. Potentially fewer than five million acres renwed could remain, implying a 1958 acreage near 20 percent above 1957. Favorable winter weather and renewed soil moisture could lift production in Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Colorado.
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Washington
Soil Bank
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Pastor Faces Arms Charge In School Integration Incident
Rev J S Phifer, linked to a 1950s school integration case in Birmingham area, faced trial on firearms violations after police found a .25 pistol in his car. He was released on $100 bond awaiting Cit Recorder’s Court appearance. Phifer said threats against his home included bombing and personal harm.
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Birmingham
Neani
J. S. Phifer
Phifer
Cit Recorders Court
Shutlesworth
Phillips High School
Shuttlesworth
Doubles Rice Exports Lift U S Farm Trade
The United States more than doubled its rice exports in the year ended Aug 1. The Agriculture Department reported foreign shipments totaled 26,265,000 bags of 100 pounds.
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Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
Dallas Schools File Request in Mid-Term Integration Battle
Dallas School Board seeks relief from Federal Judge William Atwell order via a writ mandamus to the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans. Board officials claim Atwell overstepped mandate, alleging noncompliance and uncertain damages while noting that the early crop has been harvested and that no integration has been carried out.
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Dallas
Dallas School Board
William Atwell
Andrew Thuss
Tomes
Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Atwell
George Shoultz
Avwell
Matagorda Rice Growers Coop
Bird
Appeals
Bay City
I Non
Rains Damage Early Gulf Coast Rice Crop in Texas
Heavy weekend rainfall tore into the early rice crop on the Gulf Coast, about 10 to 15 percent damaged and valued at roughly 1.509 million dollars. Roy Stansel of Farmers Diyer Inc at Alvin estimates 10 000 acres planted early, with later rice still to be harvested.
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Houston
Gulf Coast
Roy Stansel
Diyer, Inc
Alvin
Singer Tyler Faces Dope Charge After San Antonio Arrest
In San Antonio Texas 41 year old western singer David Luke Myrick also known as Tyler was arrested after a performance with Hank Snow's Grand Old Opry Company on marijuana possession detectives said he had four cigarettes and a white cowboy hat in his hotel room he admitted using marijuana for about ten years and denied stealing the cigarettes.
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San Antonio
Texas
Tyler
City Auditorium
Hank Snow
Grand Old Opry
Inger
David Luke Myrick
Nashville
Uncle Sam Ready To Soak Cotton Farmer In Arizona
Washington dispatch reports Arizona cotton farmer Jack AL Harris drew nationwide attention earlier this year by planting a large cotton crop. The U S government signals scrutiny and potential impact on farming practices amid federal policies.
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Uncle Sam
Arizona
Washington
Jack AL Harris
Federal official weighs penalties over crop violations
A federal official warns of penalties reaching about one million dollars for over planting cotton in Maricopa County. Harris began with 4,300 acres in spring, aiming for 7.5 bales per acre under the government program, risking a penalty of 18.5 cents per pound for excess marketing quotas. Officials say the exact penalty depends on acreage and cards purchased, with potential charges against Harris if his harvest exceeds allotted limits.
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Haris
Lharis
Emton
Pima County
Anz
Um- Maricope County
Samlsit
Mo Harrie
Harris
Mariv
Copa
Riz
Cette
Aly
Siew
Maricopa
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