Faubus Defends Action Over Little Rock Violence
Arkansas Gov. Orval Faubus told southern governors at Sea Island that the Little Rock school integration violence shows the need for the National Guard he first requested. He blamed local police for delays and said further action would be left to Lt. Gov. Gordon. He noted no request for Guardsmen at the high school had been made.
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Sea Island
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
National Guard
Faubus
Mann
Huachuca Soldier Dies From Flu Complication
Pvt. Kenneth N. Rockstroh, 22, of Danville Illinois, died at Fort Huachuca Army post hospital from acute overwhelming pneumonia after influenza. The post reports 350 military cases with 275 discharged. civilians show 120 children and 270 adults infected. Vaccine shipments are expected, and health officials urge home care for mild cases. Rockstroh’s father Kenneth W. Rockstroh of Danville survives.
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FT. Huachuca
Arizona
Kenneth N. Rockstroh
Danville
Ill
Post Hospital
Post
Rockstroh
Clifton
Morenci
Alfonso Libasci
Fort Huachuca
Signal Corps
Sixth Army
Libasci
Phoenix
Clarence G. Salsbury
Red Cross
Salsbury
State Health Department
Pvt
Kenneth W. Rockstroh
There Is Nothing Like A Dame In Yanai Japan
Yanai town officials say women tax collectors improved payment of outstanding taxes. With about 41,670 dollars in arrears, the new collectors led to full payment within one month.
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Yanai
Japan
Flu Outbreak Closes Clifton High School
Clifton High School closed today due to a flu outbreak described as Asian type. Superintendent Guido Cislagi ordered the plant shut on medical advice as 145 of 285 students were absent. Elementary schooling was not closed despite 119 of 785 absent. Morenci reports no serious outbreak though elementary cases rise.
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Clifton —Jp
Clifton High School
Guido Cislagi
C. S. Lovre
Morenci
Joe Fairbanks
Weather Forecast and Past Temperatures in Tucson
Increasing clouds and wind bring scattered showers possible today and Tuesday. Yesterday’s high reached 98 with a low of 71. highs today and tomorrow expected around 95 and a low near 65. Winds 30 to 40 mph affected Tucson last night with no rainfall.
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Tucson
Stocks Take Nosedive Hits Wall Street
New York markets slid sharply as heavy selling drove prices to two year lows. All major stock groups declined with some key issues dropping up to four dollars. Brokers cited spreading pessimism and intensified trading volume as turnover neared yearly highs.
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New York
Wall Street
Harris Faces Near Million-Dollar Cotton Penalty
Arizona farmer Jack A. Harris planted extra cotton beyond his 1,666 acre allotment under the soil bank program. If his final count ranges from 4,300 to 4,800 acres, the marketing quota penalty could reach about $900,000 or more, based on 18.5 cents per pound and county averages.
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Washington
Jack A. Harris
Arizona
Uncle Sam
Harris
Pima County
Soil Bank
Maricopa County
House
Stewart L. Udall
D-Aziz
Agriculture Department
Germans mourn 87 lost in mid Atlantic hurricane
Hamburg readers learn of a disaster at sea as 86 youths and their 61 year old captain are feared dead aboard the Pamir after Hurricane Carrie. Rescue efforts continue with planes and ships patrolling 600 miles off the Azores amid rough seas and a radio blackout. The voyage to Buenos Aires ended suddenly as the master left captaincy to a 61 year old, raising despair among the crew.
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Hamburg
Germany
Pamir
Carrie
mid-Atlantic
Azores
Hamilton
Bermuda
U.S. Air Force
London
Hermann Eggers
Johannes Diebitsch
Buenos Aires
Hoffa to Stand Trial On Wire Tapping Charges
Union leader Hoffa is scheduled for trial on October 15 facing wire tapping charges. The report notes the case as part of ongoing federal investigations and outlines the legal proceedings set for Page 4.
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HOFFA
Crisis Mob Action Forces 8 From School
President Eisenhower vowed to use full federal power to enforce school integration as violence and mobs forced eight Negro students out of Central High School in Little Rock. Police protected students amid clashes. life magazine reporters were assaulted while covering the scene.
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Ike
Little Rock
Newport
R.L
Eisenhower
United States
Central High School
United States District Court
Ark
Woodrow Wilson Mann
Virgil Blossom
Gene Smith
Smith
Mann
L. C. Bates
Arkansas Division
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Paul Welch
Gray Villette
Francis Miller
Life Magazine
Rev. L. D. Forman
Forman
Rev. Forman
St. Bartholomew High School
Central High
Cliff Wells
Associated Press
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