Guard Again Rings School in Little Rock
At Little Rock Central High School guards ringed the building as nine Negroes, blocked entry, and a New York Times editor faced warnings while reporters were escorted away. Authorities denied plans to arrest Orval Faubus or deploy federal marshals, as a broader clash over integration persisted.
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Seagull dies after three days on wire in Pier E area
Rescue attempts failed as a gull hung by a broken wing on live wires under construction near Pier E beyond Hughes Aircraft. Workers reported other gulls dead and a hydrualic crew moved in after the bird and a wing were damaged during the attempt. Local Harbor Department staff and contractors described ongoing dirt access work and delays amid the accident.
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Johnny Dio Sentenced to Two-Year Term
New York labor racketeer Johnny Diet Dio guards and two co-defendants were sentenced by General Sessions Judge John A. Mullen to two years in prison for conspiring to extort money from two electroplating firms. Jury convicts last month linked the trio to labor peace schemes.
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Belgium grants asylum to four Polish cadets
Police said Belgium has granted political asylum to four cadets from the Polish training ship Dar Pomorza in Antwerp. The ship put in for emergency medical attention after one cadet reportedly gave birth to quintuplets. The voyage resumed after the incident as doctors advised rest for two other cadets.
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Hoffa Denies Yank Fliers Praise Rackets Charges
Washington AP reporting Hoffa denies Senate rackets committee charges of corruption against him and other Teamsters leaders. Beck and Hayes defend the union, with Beck invoking silence on specifics and Hoffa offering a lengthy denial of the 48 charges. The dispute could threaten Teamsters’ federation status and trigger reforms.
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Mag Trial's Last Acts on Horizon
The Confidental magazine criminal libel trial nears final curtain as defense rests after witness for the magazine. Judges and attorneys reserve one more witness before final arguments on conspiracy to libel and publish obscenity. Jury instructions expected after summations with a possible September verdict.
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Rebels and Loyalist Soldiers Clash in Cuban City
In Cienfuegos, rebels backed by some naval units seized police headquarters after dawn as government troops and tanks from Havana and Santa Clara moved in. Naval planes from Moscow circling, and clashes reported with navy casualties, while fighting subsided by noon.
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Five Saved as Cruiser Crashes on rocks near Laguna Beach
Five men aboard a 42-foot cabin cruiser named FBI were rescued after it went awash on jagged rocks at Three Arch Bay near Laguna Beach. Eight Marine and Coast Guard crews airlifted them from about 30 feet from shore in dense fog. The craft could not be salvaged and owner skipper Jack Brante of Los Angeles said the boat flooded to the gunwales.
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FBI
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Bronte
Weather Outlook Fog Tonight Then Sunny Friday
Fog prowls tonight into Friday morning with low visibility. Friday brings mostly sunny skies and a high near 82 degrees.
Airmen praise TAIG4 ship for smooth flight and performance
American and British airmen praised the TAIG4 during guides through British and American airspace. Capt. Boris N. Dobson of San Francisco called the ship excellent, smooth in flight, with very good high and low speed performance. He noted it carried no passengers.
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Y Dobson
United States Eases Travel Ban to Bulgaria
The U S State Department announced a relaxed seven year ban on travel to communist Bulgaria allowing visits of limited duration for professional or legitimate reasons. It has validated eight American passports for trips to Sofia with a start date around September 20.
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The Great Missile Hasse series fourth article note
A reader guide directs readers to the fourth article in The Great Missile Hasse series on Page A-20 and lists related features across the newspaper including Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, Oridge, Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Death Notices, Financial, Shipping, Sports, Theaters, Tides and Temperatures, TV Radio, Vital Statistics, Women, and Your World on specified pages.
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Hal Boyle
Oridge
Faltorlal
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