Governor Obeys Injunction Pulls Guard From Little Rock School
Governor Orval Faubus withdrew the National Guard from Central High School in Little Rock in response to a federal injunction and said he will appeal. The move followed Judge Davies’s order enjoining obstruction to student attendance and prompting discussion of options, including an appeal to the Eighth Circuit or possible Supreme Court action.
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Ark
Orval Faubus
National Guard
Central High School
Ag Lane
Faubus
U.S
Ronald N. Davies
Davies
United States of America
Nelero
Little Rock High
Kay Matthews
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Washington
Naling
Courtry
South Pole
Navy
Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Little Rock Central High School
Arkansas National Guard
Little Rock High School
Faubus Move on National Guard Draws Court Scrutiny
Washington UPI reports the Little Rock desegregation dispute centers on a motion to suspend court action as Arkansas Governor Faubus withdraws National Guard troops. Davies conducts hearings while lawyers contest U S jurisdiction over state sovereignty.
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U. S. District Court
Tom Harper
Davies
Arkansas
U.S
Senators Warn of Danger From Armed Forces Cuts
Two Democratic senators, Mansfield of Montana and Jackson of Washington, condemned Pentagon plans to cut military manpower by 200000 more and trigger earlier reductions. They argued the orders reduce force levels below Congress approvals and accuse the administration of acting without consultation.
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Sen
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D-Mont
Eisenhower
Jackson
D-Wash
Pentagon
Congress
Washington State
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
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Teamsters Replying To AFL CIO Corruption Charges
Teamsters President Dave Beck said a letter replying to AFL CIO charges that the union is dominated by corrupt influences was en route to George Meany in New York. Beck, retiring and troubled, declined to reveal its contents but said the reply would be fiery and sent by secretary. A Teamsters Executive Board in session drafted the letter while Beck faces pending grand larceny trials with Oct. 28 set for his case and Oct. 21 for Dave Beck Jr.
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Teamsters
Dave Beck
Aflcio
George Meany
New York
Beck
Afl-Cio
Meany
Washington
Teamsters Executive Board
Seattle
King County
Malcolm Douglas
Douglas
Teamster
Dave Beck Jr
Groundwork Laid for All Out UN Debate on Mideast
Diplomats forecast a full United Nations airing as Dulles and Gromyko urged the General Assembly to tackle the Middle East this year. Dulles pressed for the 1949 essentials for peace, while Gromyko condemned Western policy in the region. Syria hinted at aggression charges against the United States as tempers flared.
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Andrei Gromyko
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Asia
Africa
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Seato
Matthews explains lawyers' quick exit at Faubus injunction
Faubus' four lawyers abruptly left the injunction hearing yesterday after Matthews said they did not participate. The incident highlighted tensions surrounding the case as attendees and observers noted the sudden departure and questioned the implications for the proceedings.
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BA Bulls
Woman to sleep five days straight under hypnosis
A 38 year old woman from East Chicago Indiana plans a five day hypnotic hibernation supervised by the Hypnosis Institute of Chicago to catch up on sleep four hours nightly and undergo medical testing. She hopes relaxation and rest help ease nerves after her husband’s death and keeps up with family and jobs during the rest period.
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Chicago
Fred A. Dust
East Chicago
Ind
Hypnosis Institute of Chicago
Institute
Dust
Ory
Fred
Mrs.nations
Cold Wave Passes. Warm Forecast For Tomorrow
The cold air mass bringing snows to the West has stopped northeast of the area. Forecast calls for continued warm weather with scattered showers. Tomorrow's high expected between 75 and 80 degrees after a low of 65 tonight. Southerly winds will be from 5 to 23 mph tonight and tomorrow.
Soviet Baltic Fleet Warships Visit Latakia in Syria
Soviet Baltic fleet ships Zhdanov and Svobodny arrived at Latakia and received a 21 gun salute from Syrian naval units. A government spokesman confirmed the first such visit by Soviet warships to Syria in modern history. In Santa Monica, Donald OConnor and his wife Gloria Noble welcomed a daughter weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces yesterday.
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Damascus
Syria
Mediterranean
Latakia
Zhdanov
Svobodny
Santa Monica
Calif
Elders Strike Compromise on Algerian Self-Rule Plan
In Paris, thirty two elder statesmen reached a late compromise on the Algerian self-rule bill after twelve hours of talks. The agreement preserves the key issue of a federal council in Algiers but defers its powers, easing Cabinet tensions and allowing next week’s parliamentary debate to proceed. The elder group includes four former premiers.
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Paris
France
Algiers
Maurice Bourges
Manoury
Andre Morice
Algeria
Bourges-Maunoury
Bavarians Begin Big Beer Bust
Bavaria launches a 16 day beer festival with six million visitors expected. Mayor Thomas Wimmer taps the first keg to start the celebration featuring beer, pork sausages, roast chickens, oxen, and Bavarian bands. The two mile square meadow hosts beer halls, rides, and a grand parade with brewery wagons.
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Munich
Germany
Bavaria
Thomas Wimmer
King Haakon VII Dies. Olav V Ready to Reign
King Haakon VII of Norway died at 85 after circulatory and heart trouble. Crown Prince Olav, regent since 1955, became king Olav V with no coronation due to constitutional practice. Olav pledged to rule in accordance with Norway’s constitution in a written oath.
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Oslo
Norway
Haakon VII of
Olav
Olav V
Haakon
Norway's Olav V rises to throne amid reforms and sportsman image
Norway announces Crown Prince Olav, 54, ascends as king Olav V after the death of King Haakon VI. A statesman and soldier, Olav has long prepared for rule, serving as regent since 1955 and earning a reputation for democratic bearing, athletic zest, and strong leadership.
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Oslo
Norway
Olav
Haakon VI
Sibelius Dies at 91 Hero of Finland Nation mourns master composer
Finland mourns Jean Sibelius death at 91 from brain hemorrhage at his country home. He helped inspire national independence with Finlandia and led the nation in its cultural awakening. Flags fly at half staff as a state funeral is planned with telegrams of condolence worldwide.
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Finland
Jean Sibelius
Russia
Sibelius
Malcolm Sargent
University Hall
Finlandia
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