Delay at Central High Eases Arkansas Tension
Openings delayed in Little Rock center of integration dispute as school board votes 5-1 to postpone Central High to Sept 15. Gov Faubus warns of possible school closure for peace. Virginia and Mississippi scenes shift with Arlington court fight and Clennon King's planned enrollment in Gulfport.
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Virginia
Mississippi
U. S. Supreme Court
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Scho
Virgil Blossom
Central
Richard ©. Butler
Butler
Alexandria
Arlington County
Albert Bryan
Arlington School Board
Virginia Law
Ike Confers With Dulles on Far East Tension
President Eisenhower, on a nine day sailing vacation, spoke by telephone with Secretary Dulles about the Far East situation. White House aides would only say the government is watching the situation closely. Hagerty noted no details about the call or agenda.
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James C. Hagerty Ness
Hagerty
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Point Judith
Dulles
Far East
Hydrogen bombs for peaceful power poses at UN talk
ATOM SMASHERS like Teller propose using underground H-bombs to fuse hydrogen and generate electricity. A test may happen in a New Mexico salt dome as nations bet on control methods. US and Soviet delegations showcase competing fusion schemes at the UN atoms‑for‑peace conference, seeking economical, safe power from deep-earth explosions.
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Geneva
Bell Ec
Ward Teller
Priaa
New Mexico
Teller
Russia
United States
U. N
Police Chief of S F Dies at Ball Game
San Francisco Police Chief Frank Ahern, 58, collapsed and died in the 16th inning of a Giants Dodgers game. He lived long enough to receive absolution from two Catholic priests in the home plate box in the moment he occupied with his wife. The game ended 6-5 after the Giants loaded the bases in the 14th and 15th without scoring.
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San Francisco
Frank Ahern
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jordan fires former chief U.N. delegate Toukan
Bahaldin Toukan, Jordan's former chief U N delegate, was dismissed from government service after defying orders to return from New York. The cabinet approved the firing, but the King must consent, following his public disagreement with Premier Samir Ritiani's policies.
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UPI
United Nations
Bahaldin Toukan
New York
Hussein
Toukan
U. N
Samir Ritfai
Mass Flames Crash Strikes Suburban Homes Seven Die
A flaming Viking freighter with three crew aboard crashed into quiet Kelvin Gardens homes near London Airport. Seven killed, including the crew and a mother and child. Rescue and firefighting teams battled the blaze as neighbors recalled the terrifying scene.
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Kelvin Gardens
Viking
Independent
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Tel Aviv
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WEA
Carol
Ronald Reed
Elizabethling
Gibbins
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