Guard Still Patrolling at School
In Little Rock amid integration clashes guards patrolled Central High as 11 Negro pupils scheduled to enter did not show up. President Eisenhower telegraphed Gov Faubus to uphold the Constitution while federal orders and court actions stir the volatile mix of public schools and state control. Newsmen faced restrictions as authorities cited peace concerns and tensions persisted around the campus.
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White House
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Eee
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National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Dallas
Tex
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Court of Appeals
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Price Daniel
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Maryville
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Easton
Talbot County
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Central High School
National
Benjamin Fine
New York Times
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Woodrow Mann
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United States and Soviet Clash Over Middle East Arms Race
U S and Soviet forces clash over Middle East arms race as President Eisenhower rushes to Washington for talks on the crisis. Mansfield urges immediate conference with Saudi Arabia and Egypt and a UN arms-control move to curb Soviet influence.
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Egypt
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
Arms Talks Break Up in Discord in London
The five power disarmament conference ended in stalemate after nearly 24 hours of contentious debate. The West pressed for a brief pause until Oct 1 or until the General Assembly closes its opening session, while Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin urged a longer wait. The U.N. must decide if and when any further arms cuts occur.
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United Nations
General Assembly
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France
Canada
U.N
U. . Commission On Disarmament
Virginia Dale Dies Aged About 50
Virginia Dale a novelist short story writer and book reviewer died Thursday. Miss Dale in private life Mrs Hermana Shirk-Johnston began her writing career as a newspaper woman in Chicago where she was born.
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Miss Dale
Hermana Shirk-Johnston
Chicago
State Elephant Udhaigiri Kills Attendant in Delhi
In New Delhi India a state elephant Udhaigiri six years old killed a longtime attendant during a routine return from a morning walk at the presidential palace. The elephant, tamed in Assam forests three years ago, is a prominent figure in state processions. Experts speculate the attack as vengeance for a perceived wrong.
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India
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Assam
Kim
Udnaigiri
Doctors use new drug combos to save hopeless patients
A Reader's Digest snippet highlights how doctors in recent years have used remarkable drug combinations to revive patients once deemed hopeless. It promotes the September issue with 39 condensed articles from various sources to save readers’ time.
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Paul de Kruif
Arguments Begin in May Trial
Ritzi argued the case hinges on circumstantial evidence linking Confidential Whisper and Hollywood Research. He urged jurors need prove guilty on one of four overt acts to find conspiracy, listing four specific actions. Judge Walker recessed the trial for a juror’s illness. trial expected to resume next Tuesday or by Friday at latest.
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Hoelly
Wood Research
Robert Harrison
H. L. von Wittenberg
Hollywood Research
Mrr. Meade
Fer
Los Angeles County
Herbert V. Walker
Rizzi
Toy Pistol Turns Real Gun In Paramount Liquor Store Robbery
A Paramount liquor store robbery ended with a customer misjudging the weapon. George R. Smith, 45, wrestled the bandit as the thief tried to flee with about $100. The gun turned out to be a loaded 38 caliber revolver.
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Garfield Ave
Sheriff's Deputies
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Scott Says Visit to Home Produced Good Evidence
Scott and his attorneys say a visit to his former home by Scott and deputies yielded a “good appearance” for his defense. He is 61, held on murder charges, with a pending trial and a defense tied to evidence gathered during the supervised visit.
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Riras
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Jaiton
Evelyn
Sorrento
Italy
Varal
Escapee in stolen car nabbed by FBI at Fort Gordon
FBI agents arrested George L. Collins 31 on a federal warrant issued August 22 charging interstate transportation of a firearm. Officials said Collins, living under the alias Jesse Campy, was found in Oakland and arrested Thursday after escape from Army barracks and fleeing in a stolen car.
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