Faubus Fights Troop Intrusion at Central High
Gov. Orval Faubus accuses federal troops of following girl students into the Central High School dressing rooms in a letter to Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker. He warns troops may remain long if forced integration continues, as nine Negro students begin their third week under federal guardianship with Guard patrols outside.
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Mystery Probed in Plastic Bag Death of Student
Edward C. Bly, 25, a Long Beach City College night student, was found dead in his bed with a plastic bag around his head. Autopsy planned. no suicide note. His mother and family details provided. he worked as a television repairman and attended classes while dreaming of electronics training.
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City College
Norwalk
Bell Gardens
Edward G. Bly
Hawaii
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Girl Dies Five Injured in Night Crash Near Wilmington
A car carrying six youths crashed into a house on Dolores Street after striking a tree, killing Karen Allison, 16, of Wilmington, and injuring five others. Passengers Robert Stiber, 23, and William Flayes, 16, were in critical condition. two others were seriously hurt. The blaze was extinguished before reaching the residence. occupants escaped unharmed.
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Harbor Géotral Hospital
Torrance
Robert Stiber
Quita Sionsifer
Where to Find It Details in Today’s Paper
A ramjet missile using high energy boron fuels has exceeded 2000 miles in speed. The note directs readers to Page A-2 for full coverage with related items on Beach Combing Page B-1 and various departments across the paper including Classifieds Pages D-3 to D-7, Comics C-6 and C-7, and Sports on Pages C1 to C4.
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U S Gains Good Fix on Satellite Orbit
U S Navy scientists report a strong fix on the Russian satellite and a predicted path ahead from 12 hours to a week. The satellite circles Earth at about 400 miles and its carrier rocket remains at a similar altitude, about 620 miles apart.
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Naval Research Laboratory
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Russians explode new hydrogen bomb design
London AP reports the Soviets announced a successful test of a powerful hydrogen device of new design at high altitude Sunday. TASS said the October 6 explosion followed Soviet experimental plans to develop atom and hydrogen arms, with emphasis on safety and a rapid disclosure after detection abroad.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
TASS
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U S Fires Last Shot of Year at Atomic Test Site
The Atomic Energy Commission fired the 24th and final explosion of the 1957 test series at 5 am from a 500 foot tower in the Plumbbob sequence at Yucca Flat. The Morgan detonation produced a visible fiery flash over the Nevada desert.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Separated Twins Do Well After Rare Surgery
Philadelphia's Children Hospital reports that 10-day-old Siamese twin girls Patricia and Pamela Schatz of Carle Place Long Island are both doing well after a rare separation operation. During the procedure Patricia's heart stopped briefly and was restored by a surgeon.
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Pamela Schatz
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Braves Edge Yankees To Take 3-2 Series Lead
Milwaukee’s Lew Burdette, supported by sharp defense, beat Whitey Ford 1-0 in a pitchers duel to push the Braves ahead in the World Series three games to two. The game featured tense early defense, a lone run scored on Adcock and Mathews advancing, and critical plays by Burdette and the Braves in a tight, low-scoring clash.
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Los Angeles Youth Kills Girl Choir Singer Then Ends Life
An 18-year-old youth shot Doris Posey 15, a girl choir singer, at her home in Los Angeles and then killed himself with a .22 rifle. The suspect Jerry Wylie borrowed the weapon, bought cartridges, and acted allegedly after Posey refused his advances. Posey’s mother described their relationship as brotherly and said Wylie had just returned from Marine Corps discharge.
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Polite
George Stoner
Jerry Wylie
Doris Posey
Eunice Posey
Jerry
Stoner
Wyle
Marine Corps
Gun Totin Miss U S in London
Salt Lake City born Miss U S A Charlotte Sheffield, here for Miss World, drew a gun at a British customs official in London. It was unloaded, she wore a 10 gallon hat and scarlet dress earlier, then cowgirl boots with a pistol belt in customs. The officer asked her to point the weapon elsewhere.
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Charlotte Sheffield
Salt Lake City
U.S.A
United States
Syrian Foreign Minister Attacks U S at U N
In a UN session Syrian Foreign Minister Salah Bitar charged the United States with political economic and military pressure to subordinate Syria. He denied Dulles claims that Soviet arms shipments to Syria threaten Turkey and neighbors. He called for a policy of positive neutrality free of both camps. In a separate anecdote a customs officer jokes over a passenger’s non real pistol in a comedic arrival scene.
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Salah Bitar
United States
Bitar
6Th Fleet
Syria
Dulles
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Golden West
Coast Weather Forecast Mostly Sunny With Wind
Mostly sunny today and Tuesday with 15 to 20 mph winds along the coast. Fog patches early Tuesday. Highs around 73 degrees.
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