Federal Judge Rejects Delay in Little Rock Integration
In Little Rock Arkansas a federal judge Ronald Davies refused a request to delay court-ordered school integration. The ruling targets the nations political crisis as Governor Faubus defies federal law with National Guard protection surrounding Central High School. President Eisenhower and Attorney General Brownell discussed possible federal actions and the Guard authority. The decision prompts remarks from Mayor Mann praising the legal approach to uphold constitutional duties.
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Ark
Ronald EB. Davies
National Assn
Orryl E. Faubus
National Guard
Eisenhner
Brownell
Washington
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Faubus
Central High School
Woodrow Mann
Maria
James D
Ex-Spouse Gunned Rival Then Killed Self in Inglewood
In Inglewood a 41 year old ex husband, James G White, shot rival John G Finch, 47, at a drive in theater after following his divorced wife Marc Joric. White died soon after at Daniel Freeman Hospital from a self inflicted bullet wound. Finch was treated for a wound and moved to Sawtelle Veterans Hospital in good condition. Joric, mother of two, was treated for shock. White had been jealous and stalked the couple, according to investigators.
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Inglewood
CNS
Inglewood Motion
James G. White
Daniel Freeman Hospital
John G. Finch
van Nuys
Veterans Administration Hospital
Sawtelle
White
Marc Joric
Har
Virginia
Shirley
Uncontrolled brush fire near Alpine prompts evacuations
A fast moving blaze west of Alpine in San Diego County led sheriff deputies to evacuate about 100 residents as firefighters battled the fire that damaged a house and several farm outbuildings. A man named White confronted responders inside a garage and later fired two shots before killing himself.
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Alpine
San Diego
White
Jim
Finch
State Division of Forestry
Heat Wave and Smog Alert Sweep Southland
Electrical storms and a coming heat wave push Southland into high pollution and fire risk. Long Beach and nearby cities expect 90s for five days while smog alerts hover as inversion and light winds trap pollutants. Fires flare in deserts fire danger rises amid flashes and floods.
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Southland
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Bellflower
Norwalk
Mojave Desert
City Prosecutor vows action against objectionable magazines
Long Beach official James T. Starr announced a crackdown on lewd magazines under Municipal Code Section 4130-11. He plans to ban nude or scantily clad photo books from mailings and newsstands, citing Post Office rulings to define offensiveness. Police report dealers face removal by Tuesday.
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Lewis H. Jacobson
James T. Starr
Stafi
Starr
Post Offices Dept
Long Beach
Spt
William Downey
Waterman Shipping Heir Found Dead Near Waterman
Waterman Shipping Heir B D Waterman 48 son of Waterman Steamship founder was found shot to death near Waterman. Authorities say he killed himself with a double barreled shotgun beside his body in a woods. Other incidents include a Perris bulldozer operator injured and a Palmdale brush fire from lightning. Continuous fires remained uncontrolled in the San Bernardino Mountains.
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Movesile
Ala
Carro B. Waterman
Waterman’ Steamship Corp
Waterman
Woods
Roy Graham
Perris
Los Angeles County
Ttwo
Palmdale
Centrol
San Bernardino Mountains
Forest Service
High Ranking Polish Communist Defects to West
WARSAW Kazimierz Jaworski a former Polish Communist official has fled to the West and is described as the highest ranking defector. Previously minister of construction he later led the Construction Research Institute and headed a Polish delegation to East Germany before crossing to West Berlin seeking asylum.
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Warsaw
Kazimierz Jaworski
Jaworski
East Germany
Atlantic Hurricane Carrie Boils Up Far From Land
A hurricane packing winds to 100 mph churns in the South Atlantic about 2,600 miles east of Miami. Forecasters say there is no land threat yet but warn it could strengthen. Carrie, the third tropical storm of the year, formed between Africa and the United States as an Air Force recon plane heads toward the storm from Bermuda.
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Miami
South Atlantic
Bexie Moore
Hurricane Warning Center
Carrie
Atlantic
Atrica
United States
Elmer the Hog Believes He Is a Dog in Louisville Farm Tale
Elmer a 300 pound Hampshire hog at Alberta Satterly's farm in Louisville acts like a dog. He drinks milk from a baby bottle and eats cookies from hand. He plays with 16 German shepherds and follows his owner like a puppy. He avoids 130 other hogs and may be renamed Pork Chop.
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Louisville
Elmer
Hampshire
Alberta Satterly
Satterly
Alberta
Cuba battle death toll may be 125 in Cuba
In Havana tanks and armored cars patrol streets as a second rebel outbreak rages in Cienfuegos and other ports. Unconfirmed reports say dead and wounded could reach 125 while Batista forces remain on alert and government planes and coast guard vessels block reinforcements.
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Cuba
Havana
Cienfay
Fulgencio Batista
Where to Find It in the Daily Paper
A concise guide lists sections and pages for church notices, classifieds, comics, crosswords, death notices, financial items, shipping tables, sports, theaters, tides and temperatures, and TV radio listings across the indicated pages. It serves as a navigation aid for readers seeking specific content.
Ripper Seized After Night Chase by Rock-Throwing Mob
Police said the Chicago killer known as the mad ripper was grabbed Friday night after a group of rock throwers cornered him. He reportedly stabbed his seventh and eighth victims before being captured. name Tall Joseph P. Caraher, 39, appeared in custody. Continued on Page A-3.
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Chicago
Joseph P. Caraher
Eisenhower warns on Syria crisis and potential U S action
President Eisenhower warned the United States is ready to intervene if Russia pushes Syria into aggression. He said the Middle East resolution allows armed forces to assist any Middle East nation resisting communist aggression, if consistent with treaties and the U S Constitution. Dulles read the statement to reporters after a two
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Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Syria
Soviet Union
Middle East
Congress
Ike vetoes pay hike for federal workers
Washington reports President Eisenhower vetoed two bills raising pay for civil service and postal workers claiming the 1% million workers would worsen inflationary pressures. The measures would boost annual pay by about 1050 million according to the administration.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Storm Kills Two Texas Girls In Lightning Strike
Thunderstorms swept central and northwest Texas and into New Mexico on Friday night, killing two junior high girls under a tree near Sweetlind ich water in West Texas. Winds up to 40 mph caused minor damage and injured a worker in Dallas while floods and hail affected Clovis and Muleshoe areas. Eight to eleven other girls were hospitalized with varying injuries.
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Dallas
Texas
New Mexico
Sweet Linche
A. C. Brooks
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