Integration Leaders Map Plan After Supreme Court Setback
Arkansas NAACP and legal teams mapped a strategy after the high court refused to void a district court order delaying integration. They sought an expedited appeal to the Eighth Circuit and potential emergency stay for the next school year.
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Little: Rock, Ark
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
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Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
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St. Louis
High Court
Senate OKs Statehood For Alaska
Senate approves Alaska statehood with vote and outlines next steps. Discussion notes ongoing about flag designs and ceremonial actions as Alaska moves toward full statehood.
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Senate
Alaska
17 Decisions End High Court Term
The 1957-58 term closed with mixed gains for civil rights. The Supreme Court delivered 17 decisions, including a major ruling against state self incrimination limits and a NAACP victory on Alabama membership, while Alaska statehood moved forward and a Pennsylvania case on Girard College was not overturned. The court also rebuked Eisenhower over Weiner’s War Claims Commission removal.
Strauss Leaves Post But Calls No Names
Washington reports that Lewis L. Strauss stepped down as Atomic Energy Commission chairman after a five year tenure. He avoided naming critics, defended his quiet exit, and reflected on Dixon-Yates, Oppenheimer, and political crosswinds while charting Alaska’s frontier history and potential statehood era impacts.
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Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Prac Washington
UPI
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Northern Plains
Aeesee Strauss
England
Great Lakes Region
Central Plains
Gulf
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Anderson
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Dixon Yates
Eisenhower
Dixon-Yates
Tennessee Valley Authority
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Lorain Council OKs Annex Plan for Entire Area
Lorain city officials unanimously support annexation of 2.2X acres to gain city services such as sanitary and storm sewers. The plan, pushed by a township group via Norman J. Beller, calls for a November vote on incorporation. Education board policy favors transferring land to Lorain district if annexed, with a public hearing by Lorain County Commissioners after ballot approval and city council action to follow.
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Norman J. Beller
Acaion
City Board of Education
State Board of Education
Lorain City
Clearview
William Gillies
Mather
Mearview
Lorain Education Board
Lorain County Commissioners
Recovery Movement Base Laid By Industry In 1958 First Half
New York reports that industry showed a base for a new recovery in May 1958 as inventories and outlays declined. Fed data indicate the first half saw reduced spending on plant and equipment, with a record drop in inventories while dividends stayed high. Analysts cite shifts from capital to consumer goods and improving consumer willingness to spend as key factors shaping the recovery.
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New York
Tisert
Dubuque
Iowa
UPI
Fedmidtown
Manhattan
Federal Reserve
Bus thief drives through new U S canal disaster tale
The incident centers on Ollie Wilson a 19 year old former Navy sailor who commandeered a New York bound bus to California sparking a manhunt in Iowa and New York. Police recovered the bus and Wilson faced an auto theft charge later dismissed. The Seaway project advances with new locks opening July 4 signaling a shift to larger ocean traffic and integrated power generation.
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Farley
Iowa
Columbus
Ohio
Dubuque
National Guard
New York City
Ollie Wilson
Wilson
Jack Moore
Chicago
California
Navy
State Power Authority
Robert Moses
James
Condero Canal
New St
New York Terminal
Lawrence Seaway
Eisenhower
Lanl
Worcester
Mass
Drus Company
Moore
Mountainview Coach Lines
Avina
Cornwall
Bomb training sparks Low Altitude strikes and retirements
Reported plans describe an over the shoulder bomb drop technique tested by air units at Lockbourne AFB and linked bases in Columbus Springfield Mansfield and Toledo. Maj Gen Leo Kre announces, while nations economies show gains, to be affected are fighter interceptor squadrons and unit production estimates.
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Leo M.kre
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Ohio
Springfield
Lorain Boy Drowns After Rescue Efforts At The Rocks
A Lorain boy who had lived there three years drowned after lifeguards, rescue squads, and seven city firemen including five off duty worked to revive him. A lifeguard aided, and the body was found on rocks at 2 32 p m. He came from Hollidaysburg Pa with family, attended Irving School and St John Evangelical Church. Survivors include his parents two brothers Mitchell and Percy, maternal grandfather George P Hesselbine and paternal grandmother Mrs Bertha Fagans both of Hollidaysburg Pa. Friends may call at Schwartz Home for Funerals with services Thursday at 1 30 p m conducted by Rev Donald Yackle. Bur ial in Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Lorain
Hollidaysburg
Irving School
St. John Evangelical Church
Mitchell
Percy Martin
George P. Hesselbine
Bertha Fagans
Schwartz Home
Donald Yackle
Bur- Jia
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Membership Not Approved He Buys Club
London UPI Pat Pateman a 42 year old builder bought the Longcliffe Golf Club near Loughborough after his membership renewal failed on a two thirds committee vote. He now controls the 120acre links and clubhouse and says he can affect the lease and discipline the committee if he disagrees with them.
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London
UPI
Pat Pateman
Pateman
Longcliffe
Loughborough
400 Proposals For 49 Star Flag Studied
Washington reports 400 suggestions flood Heraldic Branch on how to add a 49th star for Alaska statehood. The 49 star flag debuts July 4, 1959 with various layouts from seven by seven rows to star motifs. No official design selected yet. Eisenhower likely to appoint a committee.
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Washington
UPT
Alaska
Betsy Ross
Office of the Quartermaster General
Heraldic
Eisenhower
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