Walkout Students and Guard Clash At Little Rock High
Fifty five years ago on page A-1 a mass walkout by 75 white students prompted a federal pullback to deploy troops. The day saw Central High’s exterior guards in a tense standoff as paratroopers moved in to escort black students amid jeers. Governor Faubus defended his stance while Eisenhower urged calm and a compromise plan faced doubt. The episode left many local leaders seeking peaceful, court-ordered integration.
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Earier
Faubus
Central High School
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Collins
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
Quemoy protest echoes among Taipei students
In Formosa, amid shelling by Communist Chinese artillery on Quemoy, students reported fear and hesitation as some shouted they would go while others refused to walk out. The incident surfaced as police and school officials tried to manage the crowded main entrance and address the threat from the nearby bombardment.
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Taipei
Formosa
Hiao Teng Island
Share
Quemoy
Namain
Defense Ministry
Faubus Mistaken Man President Says Peace Maintained
President Eisenhower said Faubus is mistaken and that peace and order will be maintained. He noted local police can control conditions and mentioned a four governor committee seeking all solutions. The Little Rock integration crisis dominated his news conference with few detours to other topics.
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Eisenhower
Faubus
Congress
Hosmer
Assemblyman Shell
Braves Tie Series 4-2 With Yanks In Milwaukee Faceoff
Braves win 4-2 to even the World Series as Schiavone Schoendienst belts a first inning homer and Mathews adds later runs. Yanks counter with Bauer solo shot in the third and heavy defense and pitching hold. Crandall and Burdette contribute timely hits as Milwaukee hosts and the series momentum shifts ahead of Game Five.
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Mo Errirs
Haaves
Aaron
Adcock
Reacher
Ik Wan
Mable
Patko
Shark
Covington
Kubek
Cater
Crandall
Shainz
Burdeste
Iiner
Yankees
Schoendenste
Herra
Slaughter
Simp
Tre Plete
Shanta
Errare
Braves
Schioendienst
I Sorne Yan
Braves Am
Auton
Nane Lets
Tankees
Antic
Sesra
Dre
Aduock
Rave Joock
Parke
Adneck
Ales
Simpson
Burdette
Dimar
Menougatd
A. Aostile
Aston
Suns
Ezcors
Coleman
Ditmar
Crantal
Barrette
Colemar
Athoendienst
McDougal
Pufan
Gene “Onley
Third Aid
Schinensienst
Cranigil
Ankee
Yarkhes
Frank
Torre
Berra
Prangail
Sirpson
Levington
McDonrald
Carrera
Joe Collins
Dan Larson
Yankee
Collins
Logan Behina Var
Fase Easton Howard
Mana
Howard
Behin
Hibek
Regan Tan
Sloward
Bauer Vorsed
Richardson
Laganth
Wells
Subidence Testimony Heard by Assemblymen in Long Beach
Long Beach hearings examine oil field subsidence threatening docks and buildings as experts endorse repressuring via water injection and unitization plans. City officials cite state and local interests, with lawmakers considering a subsidence district and hearings authority to curb sinking in Wilmington Field.
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Raymond C. Kealer
Long Beach
Rly
Hudson
G. E. Woodward
DeGolyer and
Mac
Hosmer
Congress
Naughton
W. L. Horner
Inc
Unruh
Harbor Department
City Atty
Walhfred Jacobson
Wilmington
Jacobson
Kelly
Allen Miller
San Fernando
W. S. Grant
Joseph Shell
Los Angeles
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Veterans Memorial Building
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Oneer Savings and Loan Association
Roneer A. Srascun
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Wilshire Blvd
Angeles
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Santa Monica
Burritt Wheeler
KFI
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Lakewood Blvd
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