Ike Called in Army to End Rule by Mob
President Eisenhower ordered federal troops to enforce the Little Rock school desegregation order, deploying 101st Airborne paratroopers and Arkansas National Guard to quell mobs. He explained the action as preserving law, not opposing the Supreme Court, and vowed recall when order is restored.
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Ike
C. E. Blake
Eisenhower
South
Kansas
Little Rock
Blake
Butt
America
Newport, R. I
White House
House of
Lincoln
Jackson
Wilson
Court of
101St Airborne Division
Little Red
Arkansas National Guard
Supreme Court
Little Lock
Fuir
Planes Hit Homes and Causing Six Deaths in California and Ohio
A jet trainer from Van Nuys crashed into a residence after striking high tension lines, killing two crew members Capt Joseph C Bryant and 1st Lt Edison B Gaston. In Dayton, a crippled B26 bomber from Wright Patterson AFB crashed into a suburban development, killing four people including Maj James E Melancon and Capt Wilho R Heikkinen, and injuring others as debris damaged multiple houses.
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Joseph C. Bryant
Arcadis
Calif
Edison B. Gaston
Los Angeles
van Nuys Air
Stone
Dayton
Wright-Patterson Afb
Air Force
James E. Melancon
San Antonio
Tex
Wilho
van Zant
Flu Epidemic Hits California and Beyond Shutting Schools
Outbreaks of Asian flu gripped California and several states with thousands of students absent. Ventura and Contra Costa counties reported large absentee rates at multiple high schools and elementary sites. In Oklahoma and Mississippi, officials noted hundreds of new flu cases.
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California
Ventura County
Santa Paula
Ventura
Isbell
Contra Costa County
San Francisco
Pleasant Hill High School
Mt. Diablo High
Pacifica High
Santa Catalina
Monterey
Santa Claras
San Bernardino
San Diego
Kings County
U.S. Public Health Service
Washington
Chicago
Oak Park River Forest
Proviso High School
Texas
State Health Department
Texas A&m College
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
Wilkinson
Mississippi
Mississippi Board of Health
Oregon
University of Oregon
Portland
More crewmen than passengers on two L&N runs
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad proposed discontinuing two passenger runs because the crew often outnumbers the passengers. The remark was voiced in Nashville, Tennessee, citing efficiency concerns and reduced demand for the service.
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Nashville, Tenn. UP
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Traffic fines in Park Hills pamphlet aims at caution
In Park Hills Kentucky a pamphlet distributed with fines insists the payment is not about money but a reminder to be careful. The pamphlet says the man who is fined today may not run into you tomorrow, stressing safety over revenue.
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Park Hills
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