NAACP Attacks Ark. School Board Desegregation Brief
In a Supreme Court briefing the NAACP argues that delaying desegregation in Little Rock is unacceptable. The brief cites state officials actions and calls for federal court enforcement while noting the justice department views the case on schedule and will not file a new brief. The document highlights local disputes over timing, authority, and the role of a school board in desegregation.
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Huntington
Washington
NAACP
Supreme Court
Nicholas
Caricloa
I Caricola
High Court
Central High
Westhampton
N.Y
Oere
Two Negroes Enter Louisiana State U Unit
Integration advances across the South as two Negro students register at a LSU branch in New Orleans, while Virginia and Arkansas face court orders and federal plans for desegregation. Justice Department offers cooperation to prevent violence at Little Rock, with battles over court orders and injunctions shaping the pace of integration.
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U. Unit
Associated Press
South
Louisiana State University
New Orleans
Charlottesville
Justice Department
Little Rock
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Federal District Court
William Rogers
Rogers
Guchridge
Citizens Council
Justice Deparment
Orval Faubus
New
Earl Long
van Buren
Ark
Baton Rouge
John. Paul
Charlottes
Ville
Paul
A. S. Harrison
Virginia
Circuit Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Front Royal
Warren County
Appeals Court
U S Airman Trial Set in Japan for Fatal Taxi Shooting
Misawa Japan UPI reports 19 year old Oklahoma airman Jimmy L Willems of Hominy faces a September 24 trial on accidental manslaughter charges after a taxi driver Akira Kaga was shot in the head inside an abandoned Misawa base taxi on August 1. He could face up to three years in prison or a 50000 yen fine. The airman is under psychiatric evaluation at Tachikawa Hospital.
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Elkhart
Ind
Bill Miller
WOME
Miller
Euchart County
Better Business Bureau
Misawa
Japan
UPI
Air Force Base
Jimmy L. Willems
Hominy
Air Force
Williams
Tachikawa Air Base
Tokyo
Akira Kaga
Local newspaper clasifieds text fragment in Inland
Fragmentary OCR shows a daily publication notice from Long Beach with scattered pricing and delivery terms. Readable items include phrases about second class matter, delivery, and a postal header but most specifics are missing or garbled.
Margaret's Child May Outdo Hit Chicago
UPI report notes Margaret Truman Daniel visiting for a summer theater appearance. Her 15 month old grandson Clifton Truman Daniel is described as talkative and energetic, with potential to surpass his grandfather's fame while charming audiences.
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Margaret's
Chicago
UPI
Marrgaret
Truman Daniel
Harry. S. Truman
Clifton
Tots’ $100 Bills Dead Giveaway In Wreck
A San Francisco crash involved six youngsters carrying $100 bills hidden in a suitcase. Inspector John Fabbri recovered about 84,000 and took six into custody while arranging return to guardians. Arthur Doral, manager of a Burlingame used car agency, was treated at Peninsula Hospital for serious injuries.
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John Fab
Fabbri
Arthur Dorall
Doral
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Burlingame
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Longmont
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Littleton
San Leandro
Robert Stockton
California
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Clinton, Tenn
Hoxly Ark
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Capital Citizens ‘Council
Central High School
U. S
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Press
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Brack
Faye Bie
Angie
Pine Ava
Lone Beach
Mariher Andir
Huntington Hotel
OF & Blouk
Obean Blvd
Long Beach
Pola
Ocgad
Qur Dinine Room
Preakfest
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Pive Ave
Wilma Hastings
Outrigger
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Broadway
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