Faubus Claims Evidence in Defy of U S Demonstration
The six Minneapolis students held at Little Rock Central High School were released after authorities said they would discuss “certain evidence” with U.S. officials. Gov. Faubus pledged cooperation to uphold the Constitution as he refrained from public remarks and aides provided a brief statement. A youth named Murray Gallinson, about 20, reportedly carried a sheath knife during the encounter.
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Alan Templeton
New Orleans
Murray Gallinson
Mongolia Seeks UN Membership Face Veto by China
A spokesman for Nationalist China said Outer Mongolia would be vetoed for UN membership, calling the regime a puppet of the Soviet Union and unfit to join the international community of independent states.
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Family Homeless in L A Bad Luck Trip Ends in Jail
The Wyatt family of seven from Everton Washington traveled to Los Angeles seeking work. After their car failed and a failed search for jobs left them with two dollars, they hitchhiked home. An incident on Olympic Boulevard led to Wyatt’s arrest on a technical robbery charge while his wife and children were taken to a Salvation Army shelter. The family had only two handbags, one with clothing and another with a watermelon.
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CNL
Robert Cornelius Wyatt
Everton
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Margi
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Shirley
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Charles
Richard
Promised Land
Wee
Wyatts
Olympic Blvd
Norton Save
France
Porlice
MBS
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Sonnenburgs
Mexico
Sonnenburg
Richard Smith
Alhambra
Storm Brewing Far Out in Atlantic Ocean
Miami Weather Bureau reports a tropical storm forming far east of Miami in the Atlantic. Forecaster Walter Davis notes a ship 2,500 miles east-southeast radioed dropping pressure and rising winds. The area is a shipping blind spot. as it moves west the storm could enter busier lanes.
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Miami Weather Bureau
Atlantic Ocean
Walter Davis
Miami
Davis
Hip
Tiny Nuclear Device Detonated at Nevada Test Site
A 5 kiloton atmospheric test occurred at 3:45 am in Nevada as part of the 1957 series. The device was balloon-delivered over the Xueca Fiat area, viewed from Angel's Peak 45 miles away, with a brief orange fireball and no noticeable shock wave. Typhoon Bess then struck southern Japan, causing extensive damage.
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Xueca Fiat
Angel's Peak
Arms Race in Middle East Between U S and Soviet
U S and Soviet Russia clash over Middle East influence as Syria leans pro Soviet. Washington plans airlift of defensive weapons to Jordan after Henderson reports Syria’s drift could affect the free world. First arms shipment to Jordan due Monday includes armored anti tank weapons amid Syria’s Soviet arms links.
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Jordan
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Turkey
Drag
Lebanon
Beirut
Trial Arguments Begin in May Conspiracy Case
In Los Angeles the prosecution used two charts to tie a circumstantial interrelationship to conspiracy in the confidential libel obscenity case. Deputy District Attorney Ritzi described Chart 1 as listing a family as owner editor and staff, and Chart 2 as implicating Eisenhower’s administration in fast weapon delivery and other items. The witness noted relationships among Harrison Studin Edith Tobias and Marjorie Meade and their kin. Continued on Page A-4, Col. 4.
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Edith Tobias
Daniel Studin
Hollywood
Washington
Eisenhower
Meade
Harrison
Militaryichael Tobias
Jordan
Fred Meade
Turkey
L A Bride Slain in Silver Lake Apartment
Police hunt a 30 year old man after a bride is stabbed to death in a Silver Lake apartment. A screaming woman died outside the home following a desperate struggle Thursday night.
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Los Angeles
Police Today
Silver Lake
Dark Alley Attack on War Vet Ends With Robbery
Two men slugged and robbed 77 year old World War II veteran William Colburn as he walked home near Chestnut Ave. He was hospitalized with deep cuts and possible injuries to his eye after the assault in an alley between West 7th and West 5th Streets. A police wanted notice is out for John Sonnenberg.
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Analley
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Lincoln Park
146Th Field Artillery
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Carol Smith Sonnenburg
Revolt in Cienfuegos Ends in Heavy Cuban Casualties
In Cienfuegos Cuba a 14 hour clash left 63 Cubans dead and 13 wounded as rebels overran the coast port’s naval HQ at Jagua Castle before government forces recovered control. Fighter aircraft and bombers pressed a counterattack driving rebels from military positions into city hideouts.
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Joa
Jagua Castle
Master forger Speedie arrested in Ohio on plea deal
Continued on Page A-4 Column 3 notes San Fernando master forger Charles Speedie arrested in Ohio after an 11 year career. He offers to plead guilty in a unique deal. Other listings point readers to pages for Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, bridge, classifieds, comics, crosswords, death notices, editorials, finances, shipping, sports, theater, tides, TV radio, statistics, Wilson, women, and house notes.
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Charles Speedie
San Fernando
Ohio
Page A-d
Hal Boyle
Wilson
Feather River Fire Now Under Control
A wildfire near Oroville and Jarboo on U S 40 alternate burned about 1000 acres and halted traffic until crews gained control. Firefighters and forestry crews burned brush to contain hotspots as winds carried sparks across lines earlier in the week.
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Oroville
California
U.S. 40
Jarboo, Gap
Manzanita
Indonesia Bans Newsweek Over Sukarno Blonde Claim
Indonesian Attorney General Suprapto ordered confiscation of the Aug. 26 Newsweek issue stating President Sukarno was influenced by a Russian blonde. He said the article insulted the President and the Indonesian people and warned prosecutions for possession. Newsweek denied formal notification.
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Suprapto
Newsweek Magazine
Sukarno
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New York
John Denson
Newsweek
Indonesia
Mother’s hunch leads to tragedy in bicycle shotgun accident
Mrs. Stratas, fearing trouble as her son Micky 13 and a companion planned a dove-hunting trip, called his grandparents who arrived minutes after the boy was accidentally killed when a friend's shotgun fell from bicycle handlebars and discharged.
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Modesto
Lovain’ Stratas
Harry 4. Schulze
Million More Shots of Flu Vaccine Ready
The Public Health Service announced 1,028,295 additional Asian flu vaccine doses for civilian use, bringing total availability to 3,705,170. The latest release, announced Thursday, is the first allocated to states by population, following a distribution plan announced Wednesday. The vaccine first became available August 12.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Coastal Fog Tonight Then Sunny Saturday Heat
Coastal fog drifts in tonight with calm winds as a coastal low clears. Saturday brings mostly sunny skies and heat with a high near 92.
Fire destroys lumber yard in Bronx blaze
About 200 people become homeless as a five alarm fire tears through the Melrose Lumber Co yard in the Bronx. The blaze threatened an entire city block before being controlled. Firemen were hurt lightly. no civilian injuries reported. Fire Commissioner Cavanagh ordered immediate yard inspections.
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Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
Cavanagh
Melrose Lumber Co
Folica
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