Faubus Threatens Police Aid Over Integration Tensions
Governor Orval Faubus said he would call on the state police and Arkansas National Guard if necessary as three Negro girls entered Hall High School for a third day of token integration in Little Rock. Police kept a light presence while Mrs. L. C. Bates pressed for federal protection amid mounting harassment claims.
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Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Estella Thompson
Elsie Robinson
Hall
L. C Bates
Arkansas
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Exwenhower
Gettysburg
White House
Wayne Hawks
Hawks
Washington
Rogers
William P. Rogers
Central and
Hall High
Miss Bate
Bates
Eli Thomas
Jefferson Thomas
Central
Thomas
McDonald
Crosby plans visit to see sons act after fishing trip
Bing Crosby said he plans to see the night club act of his four older sons after a salmon fishing trip in British Columbia. He declined to discuss reports of estrangement from his oldest son Gary, 26, but said he is delighted by the favorable reviews of the boss act.
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Bing
Seattle
Wash
Bing Crosby
British Columbia
Crosby
Gary
Ex-Convict Admits Killing Three on Long Island
Francs H. Bloeth, 27, an unremorseful former convict, confessed to murdering three people in eight days in Suffolk County. Ballistics matched a revolver and an automatic used in the slayings, with $400 acquired in the holdups. An associate, Robert Walsh, aided the timeline by identifying the weapons and sale details.
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Islip
Francs H. Bloeth
Bloeth
Suffolk
John P. Cohalan
Beth
Long Island
Keth
Sidney R Siben
Siben
Lake Ronhonkhoma Arid
Cohalan
Robert Walsh
Walsh
Bloe
Pretty Blonde Embezzles From Watertown Firm
A 22 year old Watertown woman Beverley Boudreaux admitted embezzling 10609 from a local Typewriter sales firm. Police say she deposited stolen funds over multiple trips, with one run totaling 1800. She was arrested on a first degree grand larceny charge and released on 2500 bond after resignation following discovery of shortages.
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Watertown
Beverley Boudreaux
Air Force Base
Boudreaux
John J. Stocker
Getaway Died Then Reappears in Dallas Return
Pettis, a 35 year old machinery salesman from Asheboro North Carolina, believed drowned after overturning his boat on June 6 near Dublin Georgia, reappeared in Irving Texas. He is held on a felony warrant for abandonment of wife and children. He attended memorial services in Dublin and said he wanted to get away from it all.
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Dallas
Tex
Husky
L. E
Am Pettis
Asneboro
N. C
Georgia
Irving
Pettis
Dublin
Georga
Ius «Ile
West Palm Beach
Fla
Texas
Asa
Beatnik Poems Trigger San Francisco Police Clash
Police officer William Bigarani clashed with beatniks over window poetry in North Beach. He tore down two poems by Bob Kaufman and Bill Margolis, sparking an ACLu- backed defense of free speech. An afternoon meeting and mixed responses followed, with proprietor Monty Pike apologizing while seeking a beer license.
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San Francisco
William C. Bigarani
North Beach
Bob Kaufman
Bill Maracls
Bigaram
Kaufman
Adolph Huitier
Adolph Hitler
Eva
Margolis
Bitaran
Bigarani
Monty Pike
Charles Borland
Ministers Seek Civility At Caribbean Talks
Western Hemisphere foreign ministers in Santiago tried to reset discourse after a clash between Cuba and the Dominican Republic. They discussed a proposed fire prevention watchdog under Herter and urged investigation of hostile propaganda fueling tensions while Cuba and Venezuela voiced some opposition but signs pointed to a possible compromise.
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Santiago
Chile
Cuba
Dominican Republic
U S
Christian A. Herter
Caribbean
Herter
Organization of American States
Venezuela
U.S
Raul Roa
Fidel Castro
Roa
Ciudad Trajillo
Domincan
Polio outbreak worsens with 235 paralytic cases
The Public Health Service reports a 53 percent weekly rise to 235 paralytic polio cases, the highest weekly total since September 1956. Through last Saturday 1,560 paralytic cases have been listed this year, with 2,482 polio cases to date, and two more weeks of rising reports anticipated.
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Washington
Public Health Service
North Carolina
Leroy E. Burney
Air Force to catch Discoverer V nose capsule high above Pacific
At Vandenberg California a coordinated airborne recovery system will try to snag the 300 pound capsule as Discoverer V orbits Earth every 94 minutes. Eight C119 planes await near Hawaii to snatch the parachuted capsule with a trapeze mechanism. if unsuccessful, ships standby to recover it at sea.
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Cal
UPI
Pacific
Hawai
Air Force
Alaska
Miuitary Sea Transportation Service
Hawaii Victory
Balton Victory
House approves labor curb bill in sweeping Eisenhower win
The House passed the Landrum Griffin labor reform bill 303 to 125 sending it to the Senate for compromise. President Eisenhower hailed the vote as a major victory while AFL-CIO leader Meany decried it as a punitive move against honest labor.
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Washington
House
Senate
Einenhower
House Labor Committee
Allo
White House
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Congress
Aflcio
George Meany
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
Robert P. Griffin
Rmich
Eiusenhower
Secretary of Labor
No Man’s Land
National Labor Relations Board
Landrum - Griffin
NLRB
Butler Keeps Ticket Cap For Demo Convention Standoff
Democratic Chairman Paul M Butler refuses concession on host committee tickets for the 1960 convention in Los Angeles. A dispute with Mayor Poulson centers on 500 versus 1500 tickets, with a Sept 16 National Committee meeting looming.
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Los Angeles
Paul M. Butler
California
Butler
Moarris Poulson
Poulson
Oman Edwin Pauley
Builer
Chicago
Man dies in Wyoming County car crash in Gainesville
Edward R. Lee, 20, of Warsaw RFD 3, was killed Thursday midnight when his car ran off Man Street in Gainesville striking two trees. The accident occurred in Wyoming County.
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Gainesville
N. Y
Edward R. Lee
RFD 3
Warsaw
Man St
Wyoming
Arms Laden Plane Captured in Cuba Rebel Action
Cuban Army headquarters announced the seizure of an arms laden plane that carried 10 people and a arms cargo for anti Castro counterrevolutionaries. Four were killed in the ambush near Trinidad on Cuba’s south coast, including two soldiers and two plane occupants.
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Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Dominican Republic
Trinidad
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Antoni Soio
Ho Pew Batsta
Castro
Naion
Earler
Dog rescues fail to repay. cop injured by collapsing fence
New York CPR dog is found barking from a five foot deep excavation. Patrolman William Polokow climbs over a fence to rescue the dog. While returning, part of the fence collapses and the 34 year old officer injures his right leg. The dog then runs away.
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New York
William Polokow
Man Convicted on Assault Weds Key Witness in Catholic Ceremony
Daniel J. Di Lapo, awaiting a 5 to 10 year state term for assault, married Jeanne Ruggiero in a brief Erie County chapel ceremony. The bride testified against him at the murder case, and the couple had little time together before he returned to his cell. Di Lapo and five companions face further charges of first degree burglary and attempted robbery, with defense claiming double jeopardy.
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Buffaloq
Daniel J. di Lapo
Erie County
di Lapo
Jeanne Ruggiero
Ene
George A. Sumon
Fve
Simon
Woman Wins Gold Skillet in Potato Day Sprint
Mrs Miriam Stern of 301 Hail Pa flipped a pancake in mid run during a 100 yard sprint in Coudersport Pennsylvania. She claimed the special prize a gold skillet at the first annual Pennsylvania Potato Day event.
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Coudersport
Miriam Stern
Hail, Pa
Pennsylvania
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