Supreme Court orders immediate Little Rock High integration
The U S Supreme Court unanimously orders immediate action to resume racial integration at Central High School in Little Rock. The decision, aimed at opening the school Monday, overturns a 2% year delay and signals a conflict over federal versus state power as Gov. Faubus vows to close the school to resist integration.
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LeMay Sets Tokyo to Washington Jet Speed Record
Gen Curtis LeMay piloted a KG135 jet tanker from Yokota near Tokyo to Andrews Air Force Base Washington in 12 hours 28 minutes. The 7100 mile mission averaged 570 mph, aided by tailwinds and high altitude flight, but not an official contest record.
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Hancock Oil and Signal Plan Merger Details
Hancock Oil Co and Signal Oil and Gas Co announce a merger agreement subject to stockholder ratification. Signal will survive with a one-for-one exchange, creating an integrated firm with about 500 million dollars in assets. Hancock is based in Signal Hill and Signal in Los Angeles. Board members from both firms will join the merged entity, with Mosher as chairman and CEO.
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Bus Crash Kills 18 and Injures 15 in Spain
A crowded bus crashed into a building in Grávalos Spain early today killing 18 and leaving 15 gravely injured. The bus collided with the structure causing a collapse as flames erupted and building debris trapped victims. Authorities reported stock market notes intertwined in the page.
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Spain
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Two Fishing Boats Missing Near Long Beach
The U S Coast Guard ordered large searches for two Long Beach area fishing boats, Corregidor I and Martha Jean, with seven crew aboard combined. Corregidor I, 38 feet from Fish Harbor San Pedro, left Aug 7 for albacore grounds and has not been heard since. Martha Jean sailed from San Clemente Island to Newport with perishable abalane and two other crew, missing reported by Eltis Boat Co. Newport Beach.
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San Clemente Island
Newport
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Military Court Ban on Civilians in Peacetime
The U S Court of Appeals ruled that military courts cannot try civilians for crimes committed while employed by the armed forces overseas in peacetime. The majority overturned the conviction of Dominic Guagliardo of Tampa Florida who was convicted of conspiring to commit larceny while employed by the Air Force in Morocco, receiving a three year sentence and a $1000 fine. He remained free on bond pending appeal as the court suggested Congress may rewrite the governing jurisdiction to fit security discipline and effectiveness.
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Eisenhower Urges Citizens to Follow Court Rulings on School Integration
President Eisenhower appealed to Americans to respect the Supreme Court's order for immediate integration at Central High School in Little Rock. He warned that defiance could lead to anarchy, issuing the statement from his vacation headquarters about two hours after the decision.
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Weather outlook: clearing skies into Saturday
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Noon temperature reaches 15 degrees.
Romanian Communists Target Jews in New Police Terror Drive
Vienna reports say Romanian authorities have launched a new campaign of police terror against Jews. Refugees arriving in Vienna described harsh measures. Other reports note seven American tourists were ordered to leave Romania within 24 hours last week.
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Beaumont High School Faces Electronic Scheduling Snafu
The Beaumont High School in St. Louis suffered an early school year mishap as an experimental electronic scheduling system misdirected 700 of its 2,000 students. Students were swapped between classes and even across grades, leaving halls crowded and rooms misallocated. Principal Walter Gammeter called it the worst snafu in his 24 years of experience, noting clerical errors in punch-card inputs likely caused the chaos. A reporter found psychology students sitting on a classroom floor, illustrating the botched automation.
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Southlands Finest Evening Newspaper Refresher
Classified section from September 12 1958 issue of the Long Beach Press Telegram. Contains local notices ads and brief itemized entries reflecting the era. The issue date is shown and the page likely includes classified listings across multiple columns.
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Five Negroes Attack Liquor Store Riot After Refusal
Five men of unknown names allegedly refused service at a Santa Monica liquor store on Magnolia Avenue. They returned at 1:20 a.m. armed with knives and stones, injuring two men and a woman, and smashing a car. Lindsay Crosby, 20, was restrained after a confrontation with police. One suspect, Joe Hood, 23, was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. others remained at large. Jaiana Amaya, 20, witnessed the melee and described the fleeing confrontation. Police later identified the vehicle owner through its license plate. Bail for Lindsay Crosby was set at 265 dollars after two hours in jail.
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Magnolia Ave
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Robert W. Service Dies in France at 84
Obituary note reports poet Robert W. Service, famed for The Yukon, has died in France at age 84. The brief item notes his international status and long literary career, with reference to the death notices page for full details.
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France
Hoax Clears Integrated Kentucky School
A false bomb threat forced a 25 minute search at Madisonville Integrated Elementary School. Principal alerted by phone, no explosives found, classes resumed after the all clear. The incident prompted a campus lockdown and safety review.
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Pride’ Elementary
Red Shells Halt Isle Supplies
The Chinese Nationalists faced another failed attempt to break the Communist blockade of Quemoy as Red shore batteries fired about 300 shells at Quemoy and nearby islands Little Quemoy Ekri n and Tatan. The Nationalists halted relief attempts, while some urged greater American action to aid Quemoy. An Associated Press correspondent aboard a nationalist supply ship described the blockade as highly effective and serious amid ongoing Formosa Strait tensions.
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Eisenhower speech frames clash with China in Pacific
President Eisenhower warned China to stop aggressions in the Western Pacific or face military action. The address drew swift bipartisan praise in Congress though some dissenters like Senator Morse and Chiang Kai-shek’s forces voiced reservations. Red China and Russia were accused of collusion as Peiping intensified artillery barrages.
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