Ike to See Rogers on Move by Faubus
The article discusses federal and state responses to school integration in Little Rock and Virginia, noting Governor Faubus and federal authorities maneuvering over the possibility of reopening segregated or mixed schools. It mentions plans to challenge or delay court orders and references related actions in Gainesville Florida and Collingswood New Jersey.
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Faubus
Supreme Court
State of Rock Faubus
Education Rock School Board
Eiher
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Little Rock Schol
Bau
Virginia School Ofington
Faibus
Front Royal High
Warren
Tosanwun
Little Rock
J. Lindsay Almond, Jr
Virginia
Charlottesville
Norfolke
Arlington County
Washington
Hoffa Aide Confronts Senate Panel In Hoffa Testimony
Carrol Roosevelt Spencer held his 2 year old as he faced police for two hours in Elizabeth City after claiming a bank account was forged and money was misused. The incident tied to Hoffa and the Central Conference involved a $5,000 withdrawal and questions about Teamster funds used to buy vehicles to deter delivery of new cars. The standoff ended with no harm to the child and Spencer later fatally shot himself. Hoffa defended actions, saying the car purchase was to protect jobs and could be called a loan.
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Elizabeth City
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Hoffa
Spencer cl
John L. McGlenlax
Spencer
Teamster
Indianapolis
Gene San Soucie
Indiana Teamsters Conference
Detroit
Teamster Union
Kennedy
San Soucie
San Louvie
Train Cars Bodies Hoisted From Bay
A New Jersey rail disaster left multiple dead as a train plunged into a bay after passing three signals. Among the identified victims are George Stirnweiss and Howard Huntington. Elton Clark is among the missing. Fireman and engineer fatalities are reported as authorities probe possible mechanical failure and the derailing device’s failure to stop the train.
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George (Snuffy) Stirnweiss
New York Yankee
Howard W.huntington
New York Times Financial News Department
Elton Clark
Allied Chemical and Dye Co
Stirnweiss
Red Bank
Jersey Central
E. T. Moore
Lloyd Wilburn
Plane Victim Insurance Pay Refused
The Examiner reports an insurance firm refused payout on a policy for demolition expert William Payne among 44 victims of a mid-Pacific plane crash last November. Payne, 41, of Yreka California, had bought three life policies totaling 145000 in the weeks before the Pan American four engine flight from San Francisco to Honolulu. His body was not recovered. A CAB report on the crash is pending. Elliott Seymour, Payne’s attorney, said a suit would be filed against the insurer.
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Examiner
William Payne
Yreka
Calif
Honolulu
Nev
Midway
Payne
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