Top Stories From Page Orea School Riot and Khrushchev Rise
The lead item recalls nine African American students blocked from entering a previously all white school, a court and federal response, and ensuing riots with federal troops. It also highlights Nikita Khrushchev's consolidation of power in the Soviet leadership, removing rivals like Molotov, Malenkov, and Zhukov, and reshaping the Kremlin. Additional top items include the Teamsters inquiries, Hoffa and Beck, and the Syria Turkish-US crisis, followed by Hurricane Audrey’s devastation in Louisiana with high death and property losses.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Stalin
Khrushchev
Central Committee
Zhukov
Dave Beck
James K. Holfa
Teamsters’ ‘Union
Beck
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
Middle East
Syria
Turkey
America
United Nations
U. S
Jordan
Audrey
Louisiane
Dewline Radar Unit Boosts North American Defense
Canadian experts warned the Dewline remained inefficient in its original task of spotting manned aircraft while U S defense officials expressed confidence in the line to protect against Soviet bombers. They noted the longstanding bomber threat from the USSR and the need for continued protection as a major, ongoing effort.
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IBM
Defense
Soviet Union
Ussr
U.S
Britain Faces Scientist Drain and Rocket Mail Debate
Britain presses to retain trained scientists as migration to the United States and Canada rises. The Advisory Council on Scientific Policy warns one postgraduate physicist out of five and one chemist in sixteen find permanent jobs abroad. The government backs training more technologists and proposes rocket-mail trials as a solution, arguing tech exchange and a cross Atlantic rocket could transport mail and light specialized cargo.
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Bremen
Hamburg
United States
Canada
Advisory Council On Scientific Policy
New
Britain
U.S
London
INS
Man
Europe
Nevada
America
Glen
Idale
Calif
Department of Scientific
Plansport
Sciew-Tioy
Luis
Niles Biists
Ami
Desvay
Atomic Navy Race On The President's Illness Signals Succession Debate
A cabinet and scientific community debate ailing presidents and succession plans as the United States and Soviet Union race in atomic power. Congress weighs funding and long term engineering manpower amid warnings of strategic vulnerability and heightened international science competition.
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Coun
Sora
Institution of Ee
Mechanical Engineers
U.S
U. S
Cant
Aeronautical
Lenin Point
Hong Kong
Congress
Durin
Ioyal Atomic Committee
Girard
Japan
William
Committee On
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Civil rights bill passes Senate after long filibuster
The first civil rights bill in 82 years clears the Senate despite a one man filibuster by Sen. Strom Thurmond, with a mild measure enacted over Southern colleagues' opposition. A spokesman notes Sputnik may aid mental barriers and rocket travel tech could extend to passenger flights, suggesting manned lunar travel precedes practical Moon missions.
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U. S. Senate
Strom Thurmond
South Caro
Sputnik
Calcutta
Zanzbar
Butler Faces Hurdles as Senate Fight Shapes Atomic Sub Plans
Butler clings to leadership amid a growing deficit of about 650000 dollars while Navy experts pursue five atomic submarine designs, three carrier concepts, and reactor projects for cruisers and other vessels. Earl Clements of Kentucky pushes atomic sub plans as Navelists prepare a 50-sub fleet, with funds and dinners shaping the 1958 campaign strategy.
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Butler
Otter
Beenjler
Earl Clements
Kentucky
Nau
Seawolf
Congress
Buller
Clements
Sunday Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Snippet
Fragment of a Sunday crossword with clues and partial answers. Includes entries like entrance to Hades, Viking bird on U S money, and various cryptic style hints. Names and exact solutions are incomplete due to damaged text, but core puzzle topics are identifiable.
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Democratic Nations Committee
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Arthur Jenkins
Spain
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Roy Rogers
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Hades
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