Quiet but trouble feared in Little Rock integration scene
Little Rock remained quiet today but warnings of upcoming clashes echoed from both sides. Gov. Faubus said peace would not last long and Mrs. Bates urged telegrams to President Eisenhower to demand basic protection and freedom from fear of violence.
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UPI
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L. C. Bates
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Central
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Effie Jones
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Mallahgh
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Gene Smith
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Smith
Judge's Talk Prevents Jail Attack in Harding
A mob of about 200 tribesmen threatened to storm Harding jail in South Africa, but a judge's intervention with police and Tribal leaders persuaded the rioters to disperse. Violence followed earlier sentencing for destruction of a dipping tank, while authorities reported no major disorders in integration efforts at local high schools.
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Durban
South Africa
UPI
Alr
Harding
Macy
Magiatrite Bor
DiSalle Vetoes Sustained Overrides Fall Short
In Columbus legislators failed to sustain Gov DiSalle on 15 bills and three measures. The House overrode 102 7 while the Senate drifted 13 3 short of 84 needed votes. A 21 5 Senate override was rejected by the House 84 votes short. Continued debates cover town plat approvals and crime provisions.
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Columbus
UPI
Lornor
Senate
House
Chael
Chanty Hospital
Ing
Salithne
Economists Expect Record Fourth Quarter Amid Steel Strike Impact
UPI reports businessmen anticipate a robust fourth quarter with the economy surging to new records. Despite steel strikes and auto plant shut downs delaying output, analysts note improving gasoline inventories and housing starts hinting at renewed activity and a longer term upbeat outlook.
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New York
UPI
Businesaracanti
A. W. Zelemek
Tag Fee Hike Vote Sparks Veto Prediction
Lawmakers vote to hike tag fees amid debate on gambling restrictions and financing for road bonds. The plan would raise about 6 million dollars annually but faces a predicted veto after partisan clashes and further discussions before the elections.
Lawmakers adjourn after tense session over Senate rule and hospital bills
The Lorain County Chronicle notes a tense session as doors locked and the sergeant at arms acted during a stalled debate on bills exempting new patients and hospital funding. Rep Ralph Rank helped defeat a late move to stay overnight at desks, while questions about compensation for finger injuries and hospital liability remained unresolved. The assembly adjourned after completing routine ARS measures with plans to reconvene only by a governor call.
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Donhey
Senate
Donnhey
Siniet
Ralph Rank
Laake
Local Stocks Ledger Includes Regional Banks and Firms
A fragmentary stock list shows multiple regional banks and firms such as Lorain banks, Cleveland entities, and various industrials. Names include Lorain say and trust, National Bank Lorain, Lorain Banking Co, Fisher Bros, General Industries, and Western Reserve Trust, with scattered figures and ticker-like codes.
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Taitfoy
Tidwest
Central Bank
Lorain Bh
OM City Bank
Loran
Cleveland
Eliya
Piura
Fisher Brosc
OEY GC General Industries A JR Ty Grafton Banking Ee
Gregory Tndustries
Lorain Bankang Co
Lorain Ca
Say
Lorain
National Bank-Lorain
Ohia
Nor Sav & Laan
Norwalk
Obervim
Say Banko
Hino Tornpuke
Peoples Bank Oberin
Perris Fay
Atty Say Dep
Rank & Tr
Standard Screw
Stouffer. Zu
Wwf Troxel Mi
Wellington Bank
Western Reserve Tre
Court approves plan to transfer minority students to other schools
New York City officials defend a plan to transfer Negro and Puerto Rican students from predomin antly Jersey City districts. A Glen Dale Ridgewood group in Queens sought to overturn the move arguing it would harm neighborhood school quality.
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New York
CPD
Kadventon
Queens
Ishiet
Glendale
Ridgewood Sechon
dJohns J Theobald Becuse
Accidents And Heat Fatal To 14 In Ohio
A string of deaths across Ohio from accidents and heat claimed at least fourteen lives Friday and Saturday. Killed in crashes near Marysville and in Cleveland were four adults and two children, while additional fatalities occurred in Akron, Canton, Zanesville, and other towns. Heat prostration contributed to one death amid 93 degree temperatures in Euclid-Glenville.
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Ohio
Marysville
James P Burchett
Zanesville
U.S. 40
Here
Cleveland
John F. Berbice
Oliver’ Corp
Faday
Euclid-Glenville
Akron
James Fikes
Dorothy Collins
Barberton
Robert Heath
Bobby Monahan
Anton ‘Thomas A Wallace
Canton
Wallace
Convention Decision Is Expected Monday
Los Angeles awaits the fate of the 160 Democratic national convention with a decision due Monday by DNC Chairman Paul Butler. Gov Edmund G Browne met Friday as Butler said the Browne talks were not to discuss the ticket. Mayor Norvs Pouseny and other officers were present as a new proposal hovered, with tension over ticket counts and host committee funding.
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Tos Angeles
Los Angeles
Paul Butler Butler
Edmund Grawn
Butler
Browne
Norvs Pouseny
Dem. Servi
Friday Brown
Neu
Charman Frink
Poulson
Grandmother vows to keep Atlanta children together
An Atlanta grandmother states she will meed the eight children as a unit after their mother Opte Quesenberry allegedly gave them up due to poverty. The grandmother Ovetta Turman plans to support and care for the children, ages from seven weeks to ten years, through washing and scrubbing jobs.
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Atlanta
UPI
Opte Quesenberry
Ovetta Turman
Ote
Childern
Man Killed In Airport Explosion at Cincinnati Airport
In Covington Kentucky one man died and fourteen were injured when a workman struck a match near an open gas line in an unfinished section of the greater Cincinnati airport. John Paul 38 Elsmere Ky division manager of a restaurant chain was killed and four injured were in critical condition.
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Covington, Ky
UPI
Greater Cincinnat
John Paul
Elsmere
William Cummins
Burlington
Paul
Mother Arrested After Boy Burns Fingers on Stove
Cleveland police arrested Dorothy Moore, 24, on Friday night after authorities say she burned her six year old son's fingers one by one on a kitchen stove as punishment for taking crackers without permission. Albert Moore, now hospitalized with third degree burns, said his mother held his hands over the stove as a lesson. James Moore, the boy's father, works at an automobile factory.
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Cleveland
UPI
Dorothy Moore
Albert Moore
Forest City Hospital
Albert
Mommie
Daddy
James Moore
Nazi Admi r Gets Jail Term For Vandalism Fire
Richard V Smith Jr., 18, was sentenced to ten years in prison for two counts of fire setting and painting swastikas on cars and starting a $30,000 museum fire in Columbus. The defendant, who admitted hate motives, was described as a Jew and Black person hater.
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Columbus
Naz
Richard V Smith Jr
Framesx Fm
Satellite Capsule Hunted In Ocean
A UPI report from Vandenberg California says ships and planes sweep 10 000 square miles 700 miles southwest of Hawaii for a 300 pound Discoverer V capsule. Telemetered data indicated ejection at 5 42 p m Friday but no sign of the capsule or its data capsule. Recovery teams led by Brigadier General help hoped for success in the ocean search but the capsule remains missing.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
UPI
Hawaii
Pentagon
Defense Department
Am Air Force Base
Senator Urges Trial Reporting Study in Ohio
State Senator Danny D Johnson leads a push in the Ohio Senate to study how fair trial standards interact with free press. The resolution calls for examining media influence on trials and defendants’ rights amid ongoing investigations of lawmakers and lobbyist coverage. Johnson urges stricter self policing to balance press freedom with accurate reporting.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio Senate
Fair Trial
Free Press
Danny D Johnson
Tuscarawas
Senton
House
Senate
Franklin County Grand Jury
Ohio
Johnson
Lost And Found Aide Sentenced In Hull
Hull England police lost and found aide Joseph Ward was sentenced to six months in jail after admitting theft of 70 dollars from the department. He faces a period of imprisonment and supervision.
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Hull
England
UPS
Joseph Ward
Ward
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