Integration clash deepens in Little Rock court battle
Gov Davies defended court ordered integration while condemning alleged federal pressure. He argued the federal judge overstepped by accepting Justice Department guidance. Judge Davies, explaining from North Dakota, warned that ignoring the decree would spark chaos. He praised local control of the Little Rock plan as conceived by local citizens and approved by the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Federal Court
Little Rock
Justice Department
Washington
North Dakota
Davies
Circuit Court of the
Eighth Circuit
Presidents conference urges restraint amid Middle East tensions
The White House says President Eisenhower affirmed policy goals and may use his authority to accelerate defensive aid to Middle East nations. Officials urge not to push Syria toward aggression as Damascus states Syria will not tolerate action against its security while defending a defensive arms build‑up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Middle East
Dulles
Syria
Eisenhower
Newport
U.S
Jordan
Damascus
Stand Dulles
State Department
Loy A ¥. Henderson
William >. Rountree
Henderson
Syjia
Bee
Actress Inger Stevens Hurt In Tunnel Gas Incident
Inger Stevens 22 year old Swedish film star was overcome by carbon monoxide fumes in a tunnel beneath the Hudson River. She remained in fair condition at a hospital after treatment. Several others including Rod Stelzer and Justin Scoppa were treated and released. The incident prompted questions about gas sources and safety during filming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopoken
Inger Stevens
Hudson River
Pistar
Porsonnes
Tojor
Miss Stuvans
Bing Crosby
iL B Bans Obscene Mag Sales
Long Beach officials move to clean shops and distributors of obscene magazines including sunbathers and girlish nude books. Starr says crackdown targets liquor stores and retailers while cases of objectionable text fall under state law. Officials note indecent exposure near schools and the need to remove such material from the city. Also, King Saud meets Chamoun in Beirut to discuss Soviet influence and a later Lebanon trip planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mude
É - Starc
Starr
Tate
Atest
Long Beach
Sheen
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Syria
Prince Mashhour
Santa Monica
Switzerland
Adolphe Menjou
Chamoen
Syzia
Peter Menjou
Sud
Baghdad
Tof
Jerry
Court Remarks On Duty To Obey Law And Decrees
The judge stated that all must agree on the sentiment and noted the court has given careful consideration to the problem and its entailed duties. He warned that a constitutional denial and obligation must not be shrunk and that flouting court decrees leads to ultimate chaos in organized society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Davies
Tie
Ema
Three Men Rob Pittsburgh Bar Steal $2000 in Cash
Three men ordered expensive drinks at van Mulvehill's bar in Pittsburgh nightspot tidtown lounge. As one distracted the bartender, another seized a purse containing $2000 in U S currency. Ann told police Arkansas had been allowed to fall right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
van Mulvehill
Anp
NAACP
South
Davies
Ann
Arkansas
Mad Ripper Charged After Knife Rampage Across City
Off duty officer restrained Caraher after two men shouted he stabbed a 12 year old on the Northwest Side. Police say Caraher, drunk and incoherent, claimed to be “doing a service” as eight people were stabbed citywide since Monday. Witnesses described the attacks as a sudden back jab with a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carvhee
Iwest
Carghee
John Keane
Caraher
James Traut
Chicago
Cavaher
Racin Ave
Judith Mae Anderson
Howard Pierson
Pierson
Anderson
Tonald McFadden
Tulsa
Okla
Near North Side
Ripper
Louisville
Lincoln Park
Ct Carsher
Jimmy Darnell
Ted Daniels
Christine Uezeiwek
Jeannie Nylz
Carsher
Darnell
Daniels
Christine
Ex Klansmen Held in Negro Mutilation Case
Three white men jailed in Birmingham on mayhem charges linked to the sexual mutilation of a Black man. William J. Miller, 28, and J B Griffin, 35, supermarket clerks from Homewood, and Joe Prichett, 31, Birmingham construction worker, held in Jefferson County Jail on $3,000 bonds each. Officers say Miller and Griffin admitted participating in a mob that abducted and attacked the victim Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Bonus for A grades but boy's department doesn't matter
In Richmond a grandfather, Verne Bickelhaupt, inks a quirky contract with his grandson Douglas P to reward straight A grades with 50 cents per A and a 25 dollar bonus if all subjects meet the target. The text notes the deal excludes deportment from grade consideration and mocks the boy’s mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Douglas
Douglas P
Moreland
Port Pierce
Fla
Mal Hoy
Verne Bickelhaupt
Grandpa
Scandal Mag Juror Delays Trial Involving Obscene Material
LOS ANGELES A juror illness delays the criminal trial of Confidential and Whispers magazines and related defendants over charges of conspiracy to commit criminal libel and to publish lewd material. Marilyn Feber suffers a mild infection. trial paused as Deputy DA William L. Rizzi began his argument. Dr. Marcus Crahan, county jail physician, confirms the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
PIA
Nbel
Marilyn Feber
Marcus Crahan
William L. Rizzi
Confidential
Publishers Distributing Co
Fred and
Marjorie Meade
Hollywood Research, Inc
Train Crash at Marseilles Kills 16, 35 Hurt
A Paris to Marseille Express derailed at WNozieres Brignon station in Marseilles France. Police report 16 killed and 35 injured among weekend travelers as the high speed wreck disrupted service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
France
USJ
Wnozieres-Brignon
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Guardsmen
Murray Gallinson
Minneapolis
Minn
Central High School
Ark
Ghnson
Herbert Brownell
Aids
The
Picture Star
Yercome
Il. B
Jarr
Thomas McCann
Joseph Carsher
Chase
Thhe Kaiser
Amnu
Susan Garrett
Susan
J. L. Ryan
Fort Knox
Reveat
Frederick Stiff
Press-Telegram
Fatty Excent Sanday
Scandal Mag
E. P. Raymond
Pias A Ag
PVN
INU UA
INVA
ANU
Better Business Bureau
Long Beach 2
California
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!