Bangkok Army Seizes Power in Thai Crisis
Marshal Sarit disclaims premier role as he proclaims Bangkok governorship and seeks new government. Police chief Phao and navy head Yuthasart surrender and are placed under house arrest amid a tense power struggle with Pibulsonggram. Diplomatic sources say foreign policy will stay intact and SEATO will remain at its headquarters.
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Sarit
Bangkok
Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
USN
General Assembly
Phao Sriyanond
Navy
Adm
Yuthasart
Kosol
Phao
Pibul
KLM
Geneva
Switzerland
Pi‘buisonggram
Seato
Pibul-songgram
Army
Arkansas Mothers Fight School Integration Clash
The Arkansas appeals scene centers on mothers and officials in Little Rock as integration battles intensify. Faubus and city leaders pressured courts and guards, while federal actions and appeals shaped the timeline for desegregation amid threats of violence.
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Murray 0. Reed
Little Reck
Davies
Reed
Eighth U. S Circuit Court
Faubus
Central High
Little Rock
Woodrow Wilson Munn
Central High School
U.S. District Attorney's Office
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Hays
Nashville
John Kasper
Jude William
Miller
Ex Monarch in U S on Atomic Energy Tour
Former Belgian King Leopold arrives in Washington on a 24 hour atomic energy inspection tour. He meets Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Strauss and others, will visit Ft Belvoir and Brookhaven Labs, and plans to visit Oak Ridge Pittsburgh and Chicago.
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Washington
Leopold
Belgium
U.S. Atomic Energy
U.S. Air Force
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis Strauss
State Department
Wiley Buchanan
Frank Folger
U.S
Ft. Belvoir
New York
Brookhaven National Laboratories
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Second Russian Jet Liner on Way Home
A Soviet TU-104 departed McGuire Air Force Base in rain at 8:30 a.m. carrying 16 crew members and 24 passengers, including three American fliers, two British RAF officers, an American newsman, and 18 Soviet delegation officials with their families bound for Moscow.
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Mcguire Air Force Base
UPI
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Air Force
Pasengers
Royal Air Force
United Nations
Mediators Move Into Phone Row Continues Across Nation
Federal mediators moved to end the coast to coast dispute that kept about 150000 telephone operators from work. The CWA national director called the strike 100 percent effective and warned of a long walkout if demands aren’t met. AT and T said service impact was generally slight while talks continued and authorities urged reconciliation. Herter visited Rhee and discussed steps toward a quieter Korean front as classified ads filled the page.
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CWA
Joseph E. Dunne
Tel
Maggiolo
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Red Threat Tells Legion U S Must Meet Missile Challenge
Former Defense Secretary Louis Johnson told the American Legion in Atlantic City that the United States must meet the threat of a reported Russian intercontinental missile at whatever cost. He warned the missile could be used as a propaganda weapon to test Western resolve and urged full disclosure of the military balance and united policy. Higley pressed care for sick nonservice connected veterans and urged official policy so other levels may share the burden. Philip M. Talbott urged fighting federalizing education as the convention followed a 10 hour parade with an estimated 50,000 Legionnaires and youth participants.
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Atlantic City
Defense
Louis Johnson
American Legion
United States
Johnson
Legion
Middle East
Higley
Philip M. Talbott
Chamber of Commerce of the
Disarmament Moves to Center U.N. Session
The United Nations General Assembly begins a pivotal session focused on disarmament after months of stalled East West talks in London. Dulles and Gromyko prepare policy speeches as Syria and Red China issues loom, with Britain backing the U.S. stance on seating China and India proposing formal agenda action.
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United Nations
U. N. General
New Assembly
Thailand
Prince Wan Waithayak
U. N
United States
Russia
Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
Ae Ee
U.N
Red China
India
Pth
Britain
U.S
U S
Selwyn Lisyd
China
18 Injured in Blast at Grain Mill
An explosion tore through the Albers grain mill in Oakland on Monday, destroying the sixth floor and injuring 18 workers, some critically. Fire crews controlled a seventh floor blaze within an hour as glass, steel, and debris scattered along the Southern Pacific right of way. Damages are pegged at about 100000 dollars. Fire Marshal Hentzel cited grain dust sparks as a possible trigger.
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Oakland
Albers
Southern Pacific
Edwin A. Hentzel
State Cash Gets Highest Interest
Sacramento reports that the state has redeposited 25 million dollars with 12 California banks at 3 percent interest, the highest state fund rate in 20 years. Previously the funds earned 2.5 percent under three month contracts. the new six month term aims for maximum Fed rates. Periods will stay staggered to ensure some funds are available every 90 days as needed.
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Sacramento
Desposit
California
A. Ronald Button
Federal Reserve Board
Button
Airman Saves Pilot From Flaming Plane
MAHN Germany airman 2/c Will C Brooks of Dallas risked his life Monday to pull Lieutenant Ronald D Bond of Detroit Lakes Minn from a burning jet after Bonds plane hit a crash barrier on takeoff. Brooks rushed to the wreck and carried the injured pilot to safety.
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Mahn
Germany
Will C. Brooks
Dallas
Tex
Ronald D. Bond
Joetroit Lake
Minn
Brooks
Bond
The Astounding World of Los Angeles Feature
Los Angeles grows daily as sun and industry shape a dynamic city drawing people into its vast boundaries. The piece examines new lifestyles, wealth shifts, and a bold break from past norms, arguing the metropolis is a world in the making with potential national influence.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
California Sun
Keystone Cops
Lex Cingeles
Hod~ Iday
Sean O’feola
Eugene
Burdick
Hollywood
Robert Carson
Cynthia Hi Lindsay
Ray Duncan
Coppiles
Balboa
Harry Hobart
Beverly Hills
Jerry Wald
Frank G. Baxter
San Fernando Vallay
Roy
5. J. Boralman
California
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