U.S. Stand Hard On Faubus Amid Integrations Chaos
Reports from Little Rock indicate the federal government plans to seek an injunction over Governor Faubus. National Guardsmen remain at Central High School to bar Negro students, while Hoover denies FBI involvement in forcing integration. Separate scenes unfold in Alexandria, Arlington, and Nashville as courts set deadlines and officials pursue orderly compliance amid tensions.
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Daire
U. S
Amy Osta Cobb
Little Rock
Faubus
Hays
Eisenhower
Central High
Feanbus
Altnoug
HOTUE
FEL
J. Edgar Hooves
FBI
Hoover
Central High School
Ice Department
Jon Ir Caline
Knight for a Prince Elect New Zealand Delegate U N Head
Sir Leslie Munro of New Zealand is elected Knight to succeed a prince as United Nations president in New York. The 56 year old diplomat has served as permanent US representative for New Zealand at the UN and ambassador to Washington since February 1932. Born February 26 1901 in Auckland he is noted as amiable yet firm and aims for a timely assembly adjournment.
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John Foster Dulles
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
U. N
United Nations Assembly
New York
Gaves
New Zealand
Sir Leslie Munro
United Nations General Assembly
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
United Nations
Leslie Munro
Frince W. Waithayanon
Munrg
Order of St Michael and St. George
U.N
Washington
U. N. Council
Munro
Aucsland
Colin Tads _ort
Aucisland Grammar School
Cameraman Assault Brings Six Months Jail Time
In Birmingham Ralph Parker labeled a newspaper photographer a public servant as he sent a man to jail. William Call, 30, received six months in jail and a 100 fine after being convicted of assault and battery on photographer Ralph Pike who was filming a flood scene. Pike’s injuries included broken teeth and cracked glasses. Call claimed intoxication and faulty memory. The judge asserted that a member of the press is entitled to the same courtesy and respect as a police officer.
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Birmingham
Ala
Durge
Ralph Parker
Recorders Court
William Call
Torrie Birminghti
William Pike
Pike
Cuff
Pile
J. A. Gordor
Parker
Episcopal Bishops End 105th House Meeting at Sewanee
Bishops of the Episcopal Church from Hawaiii to Liberia concluded the 105th annual meeting of the House of Bishops at Sewanee Tennessee and prepared to depart.
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Sewanee
Episcopal Church
Hawaiii
Liberia
House of 1 Bishops
Yale requires coats and ties for dining hall meals
Yale University in New Haven SEW TAVEN Conn issued a rule mandating coats and ties for all meals in university dining halls. It marked the first such dress requirement in recent history as undergraduates returned to campus life.
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Taven
Conn
Yale
Flu Epidemics Rage Across States In 1948 Outbreak
Reports describe Asian influenza spreading from New York to Mississippi Texas and Oklahoma with hundreds ill including 74 Mississippi high school boys and 400 Hastings students. Schools closed in Hastings Jasper Arcadia and Texas colleges. Dallas prepares home nursing and bears risk of hospital crowding as outbreaks hit universities and Navy personnel.
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H. L. Widricksen
Gerry Kubli
Hastings
Oswego County
N. Y
New York State
Niagara Falls
Texas
Cenroe
Houston
J. R. Cook
Trinity
Tex
Conroe
Dallas
J. W. Bass
Hel
Jasper
Beaumont
Port Arthur
iPort Acres
Angleton
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Dagfors
Asien Dlu
Arcadia
Fis
De-Sota County
Kissimmee
Southeast High School
Kansas City
Pennsylvania Health Department
Okahoma
University of Oklahoma
Navy
Wian
Okla
Naval Base
Oklahoma State University
Italian Services Stricken by Asian Flu Toll
The Italian Ministry of Defense reported 20,000 servicemen affected by Asian flu in Rome. About 16,000 have returned to duty. Three deaths were recorded but attributed to complications, not necessarily the flu.
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Rome
Ministry of Defense
AF to Aim Rocket Up Four Thousand Miles
The Air Force plans a long range rocket test to explore Earth's magnetic field and upper atmosphere. The ARDC states the firing is not an attempt to place a satellite and is unrelated to Project Vanguani. Project Far Side has two nuclear energy aspects and the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission is not participating, though the firing will occur from the AEC's Pacific proving ground.
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Tearth
Chessman Returns to LA for New Court Hearing
Daryl Chessman arrives in Los Angeles with deputy sheriffs for a Supreme Court ordered review of transcripts from his 1948 robbery kidnapping trial. He faces two death sentences, insists he is confident, and will act as his own counsel before Superior Judge Charles W. Fricke. Chessman compares life to a battlefield while awaiting the next legal move.
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Los Angeles
Daryl Chessman
Hite
L U. S. Supreme Court
Chessman
San Quentin
Air Force
White Sands Proving Ground
New Mexico
Jupiter
Cape Fet
Carnevale
Fla
Charles W. Fricke
Child Dies From Granddad s Poison in Jaffna
A four year old boy in Jaffna died after drinking water from a glass once used by his grandfather who reportedly killed himself. The coroner said the grandfather died by his own hand after consuming arrack mixed with poison, as claimed by the grandmother.
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Uculomba
Ceylon
UPI
Jaffna
Coal Industry Slumps Amid Global War Fear
The Social Affairs Ministry reported a 17 percent drop in coal production in Holland due to a widespread epidemic. President Eisenhower addressed naval officers from 27 countries at Ike’s Newport and Amsterdam venues, urging universal readiness to defend against any attack. He emphasized collective strength and international friendship as essential to security and urged officers to promote goodwill in addition to military readiness.
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Hague
Far Side rocket reaches high altitude before descent
Army reports the Far Side rocket peaked at 680 miles altitude before curving downward on a trajectory ending in the South Atlantic 3,000 miles from launch. ARDC cannot confirm recovery or fate of the four stage rocket or whether it will burn up or land in the Pacific. The four stage vehicle is built by Thiokol with a helium balloon carrier developed by General Mills. the Air Force plans to fire the rocket through the balloon.
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South Atlantic
ARDC
Earth
Pacific Ocean
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Elkton
General Mills Co
Air Force
Daily Worker to Slash Size and Schedule
The Daily Worker announces a drastic retrenchment. Starting around Oct. 1 it will be a four page daily four days a week and a 12 page Friday issue. The paper says it has exhausted borrowing and sacrifices to stay afloat and will cut its budget from 370000 to 240000.
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New York
The
Daily Worker
Communist Party
United States
Oeee
Senators Probe Impact of Taxes on Business
LOS ANGELES federal taxes on small business were examined in a one day hearing of the U S Senate Small Business Committee. Sen Thomas H Kuchel presided and heard suggestions from small businessmen on remedies. Also present were Sen Hubert Humphrey and Sen Barry Goldwater. Witnesses included tax accountants and commerce and economics experts from local universities.
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Los Angeles
U. S. Senate
Small Business Committee
Thomas H. Kuchel
Rcalif
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
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