Little Rock School Recall Vote Involves Segregation Split
Early voting was heavy in Little Rock's school recall election tied to integration disputes. Six seats were up, with a split among segregationists and moderates. The recall follows the firing of 44 teachers and administrators by segregationist members.
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Little Rock School
Little Rock
Ark
E.C.T
Orval E. Faubus
Pulaski County
McKinley
Ben Rowland
Robert Laster
Beauty Gives Up Palace Life and Takes a Job
The Maharani of Mymensingh, once mistress of a 20 room Calcutta mansion and five cars, left palace life to sell washing machines in London. She, Janet Hicks, met Prince Dulu in England three years ago and now works in a West End shop. She says she is happier earning her own living, though separated from the Maharaja with no divorce.
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London
Sayl
Maharani
Mymensingh
Janet Flicks
West End
Janet
Dutu
Inside Radio TV 2 Market Funerals 4 Bridge
Classified items highlight radio television market news funerals and a bridge column with notices and offerings. Names and places appear in brief items across pages 14 and 15 with local context and ads.
Five Youths Drown When Boat Capsizes on Lake St Clair
Mount Clemens Michigan reports a tragic boating accident on Lake St. Clair where a 16 foot runabout carrying five youths sank after overcrowding and capsizing near Strawberry Island. Three girls were rescued, including survivor Mary Lou Gonyea and others Marilyn City and Nancy Benedetti. Victims identified as Robert Benedetti Ann Schuller Valerie Quinn Roger Hogan and Theron Books Jr. The incident echoes a nearby earlier rescue of thirteen youths from Grosse Pointe after their sailboat ran aground.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Lake St. Clair
Mary Lou Gonyea
Miss Gonyea
Marilyn City
Detroit
Nancy Benedetti
Harper Woods
Robert Benedetti
Ann Schuller
Valerie Quinn
East Detroit
Roger P. Hogan
Theron J. Books, Jr
Ferndale
Grosse Point
Hoffa backs USW in pledge at Boston breakfast
James R. Hoffa, president of the Teamsters Union, pledged support to the United Steelworkers if a steel strike occurs. He told Boston Teamsters at a communion breakfast that they will stand with workers after employers threaten both unions. Hoffa criticized media and labor bills, claiming a biased press and government conduct.
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Boston
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Boston Teamsters
Hoffa
Steel Wakers Union
Afl-Cio
Kennedy- Ervin
AFL- Cio
Teamsters
Congress
Adenauer to Attend Dulles Funeral in Washington
Bonn reports Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will fly to Washington tomorrow to attend the funeral of John Foster Dulles. The move marks a gesture of alliance between West Germany and the United States amid Cold War tensions.
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Adenauer
Dulles
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Night of Terror Ends as Gunman Is Shot Dead
In Dallas Texas Frank Windsor 68 a drunk brick contractor seized a wooden house holding four hostages and killing painter M G Hassels. After two hours police used tear gas and gunfire to end the standoff. Hostages escaped unharmed though one child cried out in fear.
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Dallas
Tex
UPI
Frank Windsor
Bill Decker
Windsor
M. G. Hassels
C. E. Campbell
Former Nazi Admits Killing 500 Captives
FULDA Germany a former sergeant of the Nazi 5S elite guard admitted killing at least 500 concentration camp inmates in the last months of World War II. Muzikant said he strangled or used injections of air insecticide, claims made when confronted by a Jewish inmate doctor at Melk camp. He reportedly killed inmates on the sick list under a directive targeting “useless eaters” between February and April 1945. The state prosecutor said a July trial is likely.
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Fulda
Germany
Robert Hafke
Gottlieb Muzikant
Hafke
Muskant
Claus Salomon
Melk
Muzikant
Mauthausen
Marle M Donald Weds TV Executive
Las Vegas news reports actress Marie MacDonald and TV executive Lou Bass secretly marrying in a desert resort over the weekend after eight months of dating. It is MacDonald’s third marriage at age 35, Bass’s first at 36.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Marie
the Beds
MacDonald
Lou Bass
Bays
FBI Pulls Out Of Lynch Case
Federal authorities announce withdrawal from the Parker kidnapping and lynching case. A summary will be handed to Mississippi governor Coleman to decide state prosecution. No federal statute violation found. investigation found no cross-state mob collaboration.
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Washington
Mack Charles Parker
Mississippi
William P. Rogers
FBI
Parker
Pearl River
Poplarville
Miss
Rogers
J. Edgar Hoover
FSI
Buffalo Bisons seek entry to proposed third major league
The community owned Buffalo Bisons of the International League formally applied for membership in baseball's proposed third major league. President Johnny Stiglmeier said the application was sent in a letter to Willam Shea, chairman of New York Mayor Wagner's baseball committee.
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Buffalo 12
Buffalo Bisons
Johnny Stiglmeier
The
Bisons
Willam Shea
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Tribute to Dulles Remains Honor and Mourning
President Eisenhower paid tribute to John Foster Dulles as a brave champion of freedom and friend, announcing plans for his funeral at Washington Episcopal Cathedral and Arlington. Dulles died after cancer and pneumonia at Walter Reed with the nation in mourning.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dules
Dulles
Agriculture Department
Beltsville
Episcopal Cathedral
Arlington National Cemetery
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Esenhower
Howard M. Snyder
Snyder
White House
Official Rites Ordered by Ike On Wednesday
Tribute poured in from around the world for Joan Foster Dulles as diplomats planned to fly to Washington for last rites. President Eisenhower ordered flags half staff and an official funeral, with a National Cathedral service and full military honors at Arlington.
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Washington
Joan Foster Dulles
Free Nations
U. S
Washington National
Dulles
Soviet Union
Geneva
Kremlin
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Gromyko
Andrei Gromyko
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Japan
Aiichiro Funiyama
Free World
Giuseppe Pella
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Booy
Capitol
National Cathedral
Episcopal
Armed Services
Arlington National Cemetery
Presbyterian Church
Roswell P. Barnes
New York
World Council of Churches
Paul Wolfe
Brick Presbyterian Church
Edward J. Re Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Teen butcher climbs zoo fence to taunt lion
Dudley England 17 year old Edward France climbed into a cage with three lions on a Sunday. He kicked one on the nose and told a reporter he acted on impulse. Keepers said he might have been killed if the animals had not been fed. France fled over the fence and escaped.
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Dudley
England
Edward France
France
Dulles Balance Sheet He Did All Any Man Could
James Marlow profiles John Foster Dulles, noting he died without fully shaping world events yet kept peace and held communism in check during six years as secretary of state. The piece traces his life from 1907 Hague trip to his era of change amid Cold War entanglements and isolation fantasies.
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Dulles
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
John Foster Dulles
America
Prief
Hague
Teacher Of Year Named By General Federation Of Women’s Clubs
Reina M. Takala, head of the mathematics department at Trinsdale Township Heh School Hinsdale, is named Teacher of the Year by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. An authority on math, Takala created accelerated math classes at Willsdale High enabling top students to complete 11% years of work in three years and study calculus in their senior year. The federation will present the award on June 2 at its 68th annual Los Angeles convention. As recipient, Takala and his family will receive a trip to Europe. he plans to visit Finland, home of his parents.
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Washington UP
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Reina M. Takala
Trinsdale Township
Heh School
Hinsdale
Takala
Willsdale High
Federation
Los Angeles
Europe
Finland
Public Health Assn Parley Under Way Lake Placid
About 1800 physicians nurses and health workers from New York and nearby states gathered for the 33rd annual health conference. The New York State Association of School Physicians met last night and elected Dr Joseph LaDuca of Grand Island president. Other officers named include Dr Rocca J Mortoccio of Utica vice president and Dr Carl B Alden of Agama secretary treasurer.
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Lake Placidi
New York
New York State Association of School Physicians
Joseph LaDuca
Grand Island
Rocca J. Mortoccio
Utica
Carl B. Alden
Agama
Aecretery-Measurer
Stray Dog Pack Under Scrutiny After Fatal Attack
In St Louis County, investigations by several agencies begin after a fatal attack on a 12 year old boy in Hazelwood. A pack of 8 to 10 dogs killed the boy, and 11 dogs were found dead while two others were captured. Neighbors and authorities react as armed searches continue.
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Mark D. Draper
St. Louis
Posse
Mark Douglas Draper
Douglas G. Draper
Hazelwood
Mel Jones
Jones
St. Lows County
Three Children Die In Milwaukee Fire At Home
Police say three children aged 3, 1, and 6 months died in a Milwaukee fire when left alone in a second floor living area. Parents Cal 27 and Bessie 21 returned about 1 15 a m to a burning building. the mother, treated for shock, had locked the door early.
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Milwauckleg
David Lewis
Harriet
Robin
Cal
Bessie
Supreme Court voids Louisiana ban on mixed boxing
The Supreme Court unanimously upheld a New Orleans district court ruling that Louisiana’s ban on matches between Negroes and whites is unconstitutional. The lower court had struck down the ban in favor of Joseph Dorsey Jr. and was appealed by Atty. Gen. Jack P. F. Gremillion. The Court’s terse order offered no explanation.
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K. Os
Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
U. S
New Orleans
Jack P. FP. Gremillion
Special Court
Joseph Dorsey Jr
State Athletic Commission
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Wail Fritz
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Marle M Donald
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