Faubus Moves to Tackle Central High Crisis With Three Bills
Gov. Faubus announces three segregation bills ready for Arkansas special session. One would postpone Central High School opening, another authorize closing the school with a public referendum on integration, and a third allow white displaced students to transfer state aid to open districts. The move aims to avert violence and counter NAACP pressure as Supreme Court weighs immediate action.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Central High School
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
Central High
Faubus
Central
Supreme Court
National Assn. For
Advancement of
Colored People
Atty
Bruce Bennett
NAACP
Eisenhower
Charles Whittaker
Whittaker
Supreme Court to hear Little Rock desegregation case Thursday
The Supreme Court called a special session for Thursday at noon to consider the NAACP petition to cancel the desegregation delay in the Little Rock school case. The decision involves staying orders from the 8th Circuit and the Eastern District of Arkansas, with the solicitor general invited to participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Little Rock
High Court
National Assn
Advancement of
Colored People
8Th Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Warren
Whittaker
United States Court of Appeals
8Th Circuit
United States District Court
Eastern District of Arkansas
Solicitor General of
United States
Julius
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Central High School
Central High
U.S. District Court
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Returns Norfolk School Applications for Further Consideration
Federal Judge Walter E. Hoffman sent back 151 Negro pupil applications to the Norfolk school board for further consideration. The board must report its actions by Aug. 29 and reopen classes Sept. 8. The ruling clarifies admission duties while allowing possible one year deferrals or discretionary admissions.
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Harry Nash
Norfolk
Norfolk School Board
Walter E. Hoffman
U.S. Supreme Court
Little Rock
Ark
Hoffman
Supreme Court
U.S. 8Th Circuit
Immunization Schedule Changes At Snyder-Scurry Unit
Residents with Friday immunization appointments must attend Thursday morning at the Snyder Scurry County Health Unit as senior nurse Leah Davis departs for Carlsbad New Mexico A Wednesday afternoon clinic remains available and the unit offers polio smallpox typhoid and triple toxoid vaccines plus blood tests for prenatal pre marital and food handlers.
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Snyder-Scurry County
Leah Davis
Carlsbad
N. M
Close Watch On Red China Attacks on Quemoy and Matsu
Washington reports the White House monitors Communist China actions near Quemoy and Matsu as Eisenhower and Gen. Twining discuss the situation. Dulles warns that any invasion would threaten regional peace while the 7th Fleet increases precautionary measures. House foreign affairs leaders back the tougher stance.
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White House
China
Quemoy
Tan Islands
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Far East
Big
Little
Chi
Hagerty
Twining
House
Dulles
U.S
Clement Zablocki
D-Wis
Walter H. Judd
R-Minn
United States
Matsu
Defense Department
Formosa Straits
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Zablocki
Judd
Far East Subcommittee
Racial Violence Sparks Unrest in London and Nottingham
Emergency police patrols across London and Nottingham after Britain’s worst race violence in years. In Nottingham weekend clashes left eight Englishmen hospitalized and dozens injured. Sunday violence spread to Notting Hill, with white youths attacking West Indians and Pakistanis. Police kept order as debates over immigration and unemployment fuel tension.
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London
Nottingham
Britain
Notting Hill
Afri
Eileen Byatt
Africa
Pakistan
Explorer V disappears after launch amid radiation mystery
Explorer V, the heaviest U S moon satellite, faded from signal after a 1 17 a m liftoff, though Jupiter C functioned normally. Defense officials say the satellite is not in orbit while scientists study high altitude radiation and its potential risks.
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Jack King
Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Army
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Defense Department
Dedication of Katherine A Ryan Parochial School Today
Dedication services begin at 4 p.m. for the new Katherine A Ryan Parochial School located between Avenues A and B on Thirty-first Street. Auxiliary Bishop John L. Markovsky will preside with Rev. Edward Chrisman and Mrs. Katherine Ryan, plus Mayor Harold Bennett, among about 200 out of town guests and 50 to 60 visiting priests. A banquet follows, hosted by St. Elizabeth's Altar Society. The school opens Sept 3 with about 120 students in first through sixth grades, with a kindergarten planned later.
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Katherine A. Ryan
Thirty-first Street
John L. Markovsky
Edward Chrisman
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Katherine Ryan
Harold Bennett
St. Elizabeth's Altar Society
C. C. Holder, Jr
Daily News
C. C. Holder
the Knights of Columbus
Daisy becomes hurricane off Florida coast
Tropical storm Daisy intensified into a hurricane with top winds of 85 mph. Residents from Florida to the Carolinas were urged to monitor advisories as Daisy drifts slowly north-northwest. Hurricane winds extend 30 miles from center with gale winds further out. no expected rapid intensification in the next 12 hours.
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Miami
Fla
Daisy
Florida
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Miami Weather Bureau
Palm Beach
Import Plan Changes Due
Secretary Weeks announced proposed changes to the voluntary oil import program will be released to the public early next month. The revision will affect all states except California Washington Oregon Arizona and Nevada and the domestic industry will be invited to comment on recommended changes to the program.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
California
Washington
Oregon
Arizona
Nevada
New Street Segment Opens to Relieve Traffic
The city street department opens Thirty-sixth Street west from Avenue V to El Paso Avenue. Roy Dunlap, city manager, says the unpaved street will ease Thirty-seventh Street congestion and handle heavy traffic especially after school starts next week.
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Thirty-sixth
Avenue V
el Paso Avenue
City Street
Roy Dunlap
Thirty-seventh Street
Weather outlook for Snyder and Texas regions
Readings show Snyder today 80 high 60 low 62 at 7:30 am with Saturday expected 95 high and 67 low 7:30 am Sunday 69 with .53 precipitation. Northern areas remain clear to partly cloudy mild through Tuesday while South Central Texas sees partly cloudy skies through Tuesday with scattered thunder showers in the far south and cooler temperatures tonight.
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Snyder
Texas
David Strayhorn
Hospital Proposal Accepted By Court
The county commissioners court accepted a master building plan for Cogdell Memorial Hospital proposed by Ross Garrett of Chicago. The plan foresee s adding 20 beds initially and expanding to 70 beds soon, with further growth to 120–125 beds by 1975, plus kitchen and central supply enhancements. The board and court will pursue Hill Burton federal funds and consider bond timing after funding possibilities are clarified. Also approved was $3,008.54 for apportioning county school funds among districts, detailing counts of students and allocations.
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County Commissioners Court
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
County Hospital Board
Ross Garrett
Chicago
Garrett
Bill Newsom
State Health Department
Austin
Hill - Burton
Hill- Burton
Forrest Beavers
Scurry County
Hobbs
Colorado City
Roscoe
Ira
Hermleigh
Fluvanna
Snyder
Autumn Weather In Preview Here
Fall weather cooled the Snyder area after a cold front brought brief showers. The low reached 60 degrees with a mild Sunday of 80, while Dallas reported a new cool record at 63 as other Texas towns saw 56 to 82 degrees.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Dalart
Laredo
Mammoth
Texas
James Connally
Waco
Weather Bureau
Dallas-Fort Worth
Shreveport
Austin
Centex
Galveston
Kingsville
Corpus Christi
Beaumont-Port Arthur
el Paso
Alice
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