Faubus Says Guard Still Has Orders To Stop Integration
Gov. Orval Faubus stated the National Guardsmen remain under orders to bar Negroes from Central High School. In an exclusive interview with the Arkansas Democrat reporter George Douthit, he said the orders have not changed, and the guard could act again Monday if needed.
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Faubus
Little Rock
Akr
Orval Faubus
Central High School
Arkansas Democrat
George Douthit
The
Democrat
Ron
Ald N. Davies
National Guard
Douthit
North
Eisenhower Appeals to Syrians on Communist Fear
President Eisenhower bypassed Syria’s pro Soviet regime and urged Syrians to end fear of Communist inspired attacks on neighbors. He pledged to use full power under the Middle East resolution to block Communist expansion, as Secretary Dulles said after a White House conference.
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Eisenhower
Syria
Middle East
Dulles
White House
L Eisen
Hower
Syra
Iraq
Newport
R. L
Brownell
Brundage
Senhower
Lou Hison
King Saud Flies To Beirut Amid Syrian Shift Influence
King Saud of Saudi Arabia flew to Beirut to confer with President Camille Chamoun about Syria's drift toward the Soviet orbit. He ordered the Saudi ambassador to Baghdad to rush to Beirut as U S and allied shipments accelerate arms to Syria's neighbors.
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Lebanon
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Camille Chamoun
Syria
Saud
Chamoun
Baghdad
Soviet Union
Middle East
United States
Turkey
U.S
Jordan
Lebanon Mountains
Bristol
Switzerland
Either President Or Faubus Must Give Way
Federal Judge Ronald Davies held firm on a school integration order, setting a clash between federal authority and Arkansas Governor Faubus. The White House delayed action while Eisenhower and Atty. Gen. Brownell studied possible steps, with face-saving moves under consideration as Davies rejected further measures.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Eisenhower
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
White House
Supreme Court
Arkansas National Guard
Little Rock
Livestock Show Marks 11th Annual Butte Event
One of the largest entry lists in the history of the Butte 4H and FFA Livestock Show and Sale is expected for the 11th annual event this Thursday through Saturday at the Montana Livestock Auction Co. yards. Earl Peace, county agent, says nine counties will be represented with more than 125 students participating, including a large Silver Bow County presence. The schedule features reception of livestock on Thursday, judging on Friday, and the sale on Saturday, with the grand champion and reserve grand champion in each class selling first.
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Butte
FFA
Montana Livestock Auction Co
Earl Peace
Silver Bow
Montana
Auto Rushing Butte Girl to Hospital
A car carrying a Butte girl to St James Hospital collided at Oregon and Cobban, causing minor injuries to two adults. Audrey Rolando rushed her daughter Renee to treat aspirin ingestion. Nevada Block’s car was struck rear by another vehicle. Dick Rigby assisted the ailing child to the hospital. Richard Rolando ended with a minor forehead cut and Mrs Block with neck pain. The stomach pump succeeded and no one needed hospitalization.
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Butte
St. James Hospital
Oregonand
Cobban
Willard McCallum
Audrey L. Rolando
State
Renee
McCallum
Rolando
Nevada O. Block
Princeton
Dick Rigby
Poiceman
Richard
Block
Montanan kills 2 children and self in Poplar
Police said John Fasthorse, 31, killed his two children 5-year-old John Jr. and 3-year-old Sharon in bed before fatally shooting himself with a .22 semiautomatic rifle. The FBI opened an investigation as neighbors described a troubled separation with the children's mother Geraldine Fasthorse.
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Mont
John Bushman
John Fasthorse
John Jr
Sharon
Bushman
Fast
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Geraldine Fasthorse
Tom Greys Bull
Fasthorse
Constance
Melvin Greybull
East Poplar
Montana Weather Outlook Sunday Through Monday
Montana forecast covers east and west zones with cooler conditions and clouds. East region sees highs 55 to 65 north and 70 to 80 south, lows 40 to 50, cooling Sunday night into Monday. West region remains partly cloudy with highs 60 to 70 and 35 to 45 low valleys frost risk Sunday night.
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Montana
Opheim Teacher and Havre Youth Die In Montana Auto Crashes
Mrs. John M. Schaaf, 48, Opheim first grade teacher, died after a Montana Highway 24 crash north of Glasgow where her car rolled end over end. Dale Keith Clay born, a Havre High senior, died in a Havre collision on US Highway 2 near Havre. both accidents contribute to 1957 and 1987 state traffic tolls.
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Glasgow
John M. Schaaf
Opheim
Kenneth Shipp
Montana
Opheim School
Wolf Point
Bargo
N. D
Havre
Dale Keith Clayborn
George Fox
Thomas K. Watson Jr
Fox
Clayborn
Borrow
Sam Clayborn
Havre Area
Miss America 1958 Crown Goes To Marilyn Van Derbur
Marilyn Elaine Van Derbur of Denver was crowned Miss America 1958 at Atlantic City after beating 50 contestants. The 20 year old, 5 foot 8 1 2 inch winner earned substantial scholarship and appearance fees while her runner ups claimed thousands in scholarships.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Marilyn Elaine van Derbur
Denver
Colo
University of Colorado
Miss van Derbur
Marian Ann McKnight
Manning
S.C
Jody Elizabeth Shattuck
Atlanta
Mary Nancy Denner
Alva
Okla
Lorna M. Anderson
Sacramento
Calif
Florida
Dorothy Maria Steiner
Boca Raton
Ten Young U S Tourists Visit Two Americans Prisoners
Ten young American tourists touring Red China met separately with John Downey of New Britain Connecticut and Richard Fecteau of Lynn Massachusetts, jailed since 1952 after downed in the Korean War. Downey reports good health, daily exercise, and reading time in a 12 by 15 foot Peiping prison. Fecteau, serving 20 years, also notes better meals than other prisoners and a clean bill from a January 1955 exam.
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Peiping
China
John Downey
New Britain
Fecteau
Downey
Peiping City
U.S. Army
Korea
Japan
Manchuria
U.S
United States
Mansfield Urges Action to Shield Lead and Zinc Miners
Senator Mansfield urged President Eisenhower to use existing laws to curb foreign lead and zinc imports harming domestic miners. He cited Montana job losses, a billion-dollar industry across 27 states, and warned Congress and the President to act promptly to protect the nations metals supply and mobilization base.
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Washington
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Eisenhower
Congress
Montana
Four Dead and Twelve Missing as Typhoon Hits Kyushu
In southern Japan, Typhoon Boss left four dead, 25 injured, and 12 missing. Police said 912 houses destroyed and 1,522 severely damaged as 115 mile per hour winds battered Kyushu, with about 24 000 people homeless.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kyu‘shu
Armed Patrols Hunt for Cuban Rebels
Cuban forces sealed off the Cienfuegos naval base and fought a refugee rebel group of about 400 after 24 hours of combat. Officials reported up to 150 casualties, with 75 rebels and 75 troops killed or wounded, and several wounded sent to Havana hospitals. Public services remained normal, but security remained tight around bombed buildings.
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Havana
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Cayo Loco
Wheat Allotment Figures Filed
The Agriculture Department reports 25,233 Montana farms produced 86,928,000 bushels of wheat under the 1956 allotment program valued at 164,399,000 dollars. Rep Morris filed the figures in the Congressional Record to analyze fairness. Chouteau County had the most farms and acreage, with Hill County showing the second largest allotted area and high production.
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Washington
Agriculture Dept
Montana
Congressional
Morris
Chouteau County
Chouteau
Hill County
Population surges as ads market expands nationwide
The text claims U.S. population grows by 250000 monthly, equating to a new city like Providence Rhode Island each month. It notes rising demand in want ads for selling home furnishings and invites readers to call Ph. 5451 to place an ad.
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U.S
Providence, R.I
Eisenhower vetoes two pay boost bills for federal workers
President Eisenhower killed two proposed pay raises for about 1.5 million federal employees citing inflation risks. GOP aides suggested smaller increases may come next session if Congress also raises postal rates to fund them. The measures would raise civilian and postal pay about 11 to 12 percent, costing roughly 850 million dollars yearly.
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Eisenhower
Congress
GOP
Civil Service
Congressional
Judicial
Alpine Search Teams Find Five Bodies
Alpine search teams found the bodies of five missing tourists in the snow on Saturday. The season’s death toll in the Austrian mountains rose to eighty seven.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Aline
23 Die In Paris–Nimes Express Wreck In France
NIMES France The Paris Nimes Express crowded with returning holidaymakers jumped a switch at 60 mph at Nozieres Station Saturday and 23 persons perished. Six passengers were found dead in the wreck and the rest died in a hospital. At least 20 others are hospitalized with grave injuries. Identified victims were French. Preliminary inquiry says the train ignored warning signals and raced over switches in track under repair. The locomotive tender mail coach and four passenger cars leaped rails and blocked the right of way. three other cars derailed but stayed upright.
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Nimes
France
15 000 Pennies Pay Hospital Bill for Baby
Denver couple David Young and his 17 year old wife will pay their newborn daughter's hospital bill with 15,000 pennies saved since high school. The baby, a 6 pound girl, was born Tuesday at St Joseph's Hospital and is the Youngs first child. The mother notes her parents funded her birth with the same penny plan.
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Denver
David Youngs
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Florida Receives Storm Warnings From Debby and Carrie
San Juan and New Orleans weather offices warn of Tropical Storm Debbie approaching northwest Florida with 35 mph winds, expected to intensify to storm force near Fort Walton and bring rough seas, three foot tides, and heavy inland rains. Carrie remains distant about 1,500 miles east of San Juan.
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P. R
Carrie
mid-Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Debbie
Florida
New Orleans
Fort Walton
Fla
Cape
San Blas
Mobile
Ala
Tampa Bay
Eisenhower Clears Desk Before Newport Vacation
President Eisenhower swept his desk Saturday of most pending bills, leaving only the civil rights and immigration measures. He acted on 24 bills, approving 27 and vetoing seven, with two vetoes blocking pay raises for federal workers. He is expected to sign the Civil Rights and immigration bills before deadlines.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Newport
R. L
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