Little Rock School Board Seeks Supreme Court Stay on Integration
Little Rock Arkansas AP reports the school board will ask the U S Supreme Court for a stay of an appellate ruling overturning a lower court delay on integration at Central High School. Supt Virgil Blossom says a meeting with Gov Orval Faubus is possible to discuss resistance options as opened classes approach.
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Central High
Eisenhower Meets Solons on Foreign Aid Bill Effort
President Eisenhower met Tuesday night with top House and Senate leaders at the White House to push a foreign aid package near 32 billion dollars. Participants included Speaker Sam Rayburn and leaders from both parties and chambers, amid a push after the House already approved about 3.078 billion for aid.
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Eisenhower
White House
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Clarence Cannon
D-Moc
House Appropriations Committee
Death toll hits 135 in western Iran quakes
Western Iran relief officials report 135 dead from a series of severe earthquakes. More than 45 villages damaged and several thousand people reported injured across the affected region.
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Tehran
Iran
To Be Continued Fearon Family Grows With Twins
Hartford AP report outlines a single family’s rapid expansion from marriage five years earlier to a daughter at three, two sons, last August triplets, and Monday night twins. The eldest is three.
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Hartford, Conn
James V. Fearon
Montana Weather Forecast Summary
Montana East region expects partly cloudy conditions with isolated showers or thundershowers mainly late Wednesday and Thursday. Warmer midweek north portion, cooler southeast Thursday, highs 80 to 95 Wednesday, 75 to 85 Thursday, lows 5 to 65 Wednesday night. West region stays fair to partly cloudy with possible showers Thursday, highs 78 to 88, lows 45 to 55. Table notes 12 hour highs, 18 hour lows, 24 hour precipitation ending 5 p.m. MST Tuesday.
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Montana
Negro Yardman Gambles With Death For $1.95 Robbery
In Perry County Alabama a 55 year old Negro handyman Jimmy Wilson was sentenced to death for robbery of 1.95 from Mrs Estelle Baker a white woman on July 27 1957 The State Supreme Court upheld the verdict saying no reversible error but left open potential leniency from the governor Wilson would face 15 years before parole eligibility even if clemency is granted
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Ala
Alabama
Kilby
Jimmy Wilson
Perry County
Estelle Baker
Barker
James E. Folsom
Asian African bloc moves to derail Mideast peace plan
At the United Nations a key Asian African group pressed counterproposals calling for immediate withdrawal of U S troops from Lebanon and British forces from Jordan. Western powers still push for a two thirds General Assembly vote behind the Norwegian resolution with Dag Hammarskjold guiding a September 30 report and the broader Eisenhower plan features.
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Paraguay
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Dag Hammarskjold
Eisenhower
Washington
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
U. N
Leslie Munro
Assembly
India
Ceylon
Indonesia
Moon Shot Try Shows Press Is Not Fearful
Associated Press analysis notes the failed first moon rocket test boosted global view of American openness. Officials sought secrecy but publicized firing, proving a free press can reveal government actions without triggering retaliation. Soviet praise for imagination contrasted with Pravda’s criticism.
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Soviet Union
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Communist Party
Eisenhower Set to Hold White House News Conference
President Eisenhower will hold a news conference at 10 30 am EDT Wednesday the White House said Tuesday.
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IEE
Washington
Montana Democrats Announce 1958 Platform Committee
HELENA AP Leif Erickson Montana Central Committee names nine members for the 1958 Billings platform convention set August 30. Hearings begin August 28 at 1:30 pm. Rep Lee Metcalf invites groups to offer platform suggestions. Delegates exceed 250. speakers include Sens Murray Mansfield and Reps Anderson Metcalf.
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Helena
Leif Erickson
Montana Central Committee
Billings
Lee Metcalf
James FE. Murray
Mike Mansfield
LeRoy Anderson
Cotton Pickin' Fact Ad Want Ads Sell Equipment
United States produces 41 percent of world cotton supply with most output from southern and southwestern states. Advertise cotton pickers, combines, or snow plows to buyers via Want Ads by dialing 5451 for low cost results.
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U. S
Gun Runner Balks on Kidnap Bills
In Washington, convict Joseph Costello, linked to the Greenlease ransom, refused to answer nearly 50 Senate Rackets Committee questions citing potential self-incrimination. He invoked the Fifth Amendment while denying involvement in the missing money and its distribution as the panel probes Teamsters and underworld ties.
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St. Louis
Senate Rackets
Greenlease
Joseph Costello
Senate
Costello
John Doherty
Robert Barney Baker
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Baker
Ace Cab Co
Elmer Dolan
Hager
Carl Austin Hall
Shoulders
Dolan
James R. Hoffa
The
Teamsters
Barney Baker
Barney
Averell
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Malone
N. Y
Five Men Arrested After $2,102 Bank Stickup in Denver
A Mountain States Bank on East Colfax Avenue was robbed for $2,102 Tuesday. Five men fled in a car but were halted about 25 blocks away. a 32 caliber revolver and $1,812 in cash were found hidden in the vehicle. Bank teller Mrs. Hope Wilson identified one suspect as Leo Bordins, 44, of Denver, in a police lineup.
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Denver
Hope Wilson
Mountain States Bank
East Colfax Ave
Leo Bordins
Colorado
Lebanon seeks 100 million aid from United States
The Lebanese government asked Washington for about 100 million dollars in aid to ease economic dislocations from three months of civil strife. Half would fund a six month program, with the other half for long term projects like irrigation and highways. US officials say the total request is too high.
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Beirut
United States
Social Security boost passes House for seven percent rise
The House approved a seven percent increase in Social Security payments starting Feb. 3 and raised the payroll tax to 22 percent for workers and employers. The tax base climbs from 4200 to 4800 dollars, and the self employed rate rises to 3.4 percent. Public aid funding to states is cut to 197 million while benefits for dependents and the aged are expanded. Retirees on the rolls will see monthly payments rise to 33 to 116 dollars, with a maximum family payment of 254 dollars.
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House
White House
Senate
House Moves to Adjournment As Senate Debate Plods On
Congress moved toward adjournment as the Senate worked late to pass a bill easing the impact of a Supreme Court decision on confessions in federal trials. The House approved a major social security bill with boosts to payments and thresholds, while a stockpiling and price support bill was debated and then postponed. The Foreign Affairs Committee backed a measure to let the State Department deny passports to individuals who have supported communism.
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Senate
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Supreme Court
Chamber
Washington, D.C
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Mallory
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Eisenhower
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Labor Department
House Foreign Affairs Committee
State Department
Quacking romance charms ceramic duck couple
In East Orange New Jersey Charlie the drake adores a ceramic duck on the Atwell lawn, while the clay figure remains unmoved. The couple first resisted then accepted the suitor, who returns daily to woo the lifelike statue.
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East Orange
N.J
Charlie the Drake
William Atwells
Charlie
Alwells
U S Arms Going To Indonesia
TOKYO AP A shipment of American arms for Indonesia including 300 jeeps bazookas machineguns and rifles is ready at Yokohama Military post. It marks the first sea borne shipment under a Jakarta Washington agreement and follows airlifted arms by Globemaster planes to Jakarta. Foreign Minister Subandrio says the sale is commercial and Indonesia needs weapons to combat rebels in Sumatra and the Celebes.
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Tokyo
Indonesia
Yokohama
U.S. Army
U.S
Japan
Jakarta
Washington
U.S. Defense and State Department
Globemaster
U.S. Air Force
Subandrio
United States
Sumatra
Celebes
Boy Falls Five Stories in Tenement. Not Seriously Hurt
A 13-year-old named Gilbert Ruiz fell five stories from a roof on the upper East Side Tuesday. He struck several clothes lines during the plunge and was taken to Metropolitan Hospital where doctors reported no serious injuries after an initial examination.
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New York
Upper East Side
Gilbert Ruiz
Metropolitan Hospital
Mineral Subsidy Bill Survives Move to Kill It
Washington AP A domestic minerals subsidy bill survived a House move to kill it after an hour of debate. The 198 165 vote allowed consideration with a final vote set for Wednesday. The measure would stockpile, stabilize prices, and pay incentives to maintain domestic copper lead zinc fluorspar tungsten and a small beryllium chromite tantalum production. The administration endorsed the bill, saying it would aid the domestic mining industry and adjust production to market conditions while limiting foreign interference.
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Washington
House
Michael J. Kirwan
Ohio
U.S
Interior Department
Seaton
Republican House
Governor Talks At Boys State
Governor J Hugo Aronson addressed nearly 400 Montana high school seniors at Boys State urging delegation of more duties to state and local levels. He warned about forces challenging free enterprise, stressing study of federal and state government to keep the republic strong and Americans involved.
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United States
Aronson
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