Faubus Ally Named Principal Agitator By U P In Little Rock Crisis
Federal agents investigated Mayor Mann's claim that James T. Karam, a close friend of Gov. Faubus, was a principal agitator of the Central High School clash. Karam denied the charges while troops reduced their presence around the school and nine Negro students entered for a third day of integrated classes.
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Orval Faubus
Central High School
James T. Karam
Mann
Atty
Herbert Brownell Jr
FBI
Central
Little Rock
101St Airborne Division
Orval E. Faubus
Welch
W. Va
B. F. Howard
10St Airborne Division
Faubus
Faubus Urges Calm as Integration Crisis Escalates
In Little Rock Arkansas Gov Orval Faubus told residents last night they must accept integration amid what he described as unsheathed bayonets and police state methods. He urged the public to remain calm during the racial crisis.
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Orval Faubus
Arkansas
New York
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Ark
Arkansans
Faubus Lied Says FBI Boss
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover declared Gov. Orval Faubus lied about the agency holding teenagers incommunicado for hours of questioning in Little Rock. Hoover said no teen or anyone else was held incommunicado and urged Faubus to call the Little Rock FBI office or him for facts.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Gov. Faubus
Gov. Faub
Flu foes hit Tucson schools with rising absenteeism
Mary Lynn elementary had 204 absent from 464 students with other campuses like Pueblo Mission View and Carrillo reporting high numbers as nurses described a contagious respiratory illness. Governor McFarland ordered a study of Asian flu vaccine distribution in Arizona to address concerns of preferential treatment.
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Tucson
Mary Lynn
Pueblo High
Mission View
Carrillo
Dorothy Stephens
Phoenix
Asian Flu Cases Double In Week
The Public Health Service estimated Asian flu cases in the United States more than double in the week ending Sept 21. New cases reached 122,650, bringing total to 222,650 from the prior week’s 100,000, with reports noting explosive outbreaks in schools and colleges nationwide.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service Today
Tucson Veterans Hospital expands with new wing
The Citizen reports expansion at Tucson's Veterans Administration Hospital as a new wing nears completion during the hospital's 30th anniversary year, with details on Page 10.
Army halts stepped up riot plan after Little Rock issue
Secretary Wilber Brucker announced the canceled order for stepped up riot troops in the South will not be revived. He refused to reveal its contents or signatories, saying the matter is a closed book as the Army seeks to avoid fueling controversy over racial integration at Central High School.
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Little Rock
Sidney Arnold Wolff
Air Force
Central
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Washington
Wilber Brucker
South
Brucker
Army
Wilson
Central High School
Arkansas City
Jackson
Miss
J. P. Coleman
U. S
James 0. Eastland
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Coleman
U. S. Army
Court bars Teamsters election in preliminary ruling
U S Judge F Dickinson Letts blocked next weeks Teamsters officer election after New York members filed for a temporary injunction. He said delegates were improperly chosen and backed Hoffa while preserving two relief points: voting delegates must be properly elected and credentials of non locally elected delegates cannot be validated.
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Washington
U. S
F. Dickinson Letts
International Teamsters Union
New York
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
Midwest
Dave Beck
Senate
Teamster
Letts
Miami Beach
Fla
U.S. District Court
Death Clues Sought In Local Home
A search warrant allowed Sheriff deputies to raid a Tucson home for clues in the death of George Vincent Paul a hobo shot victim. Under sheriff Arthur A Grande named a man and wife linked to Paul and Sonya reportedly ran away to Mexico. Paul's daughter was questioned and he had shown traveler's checks in Tucson earlier this month.
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George Vincent Paul
Arthur A. Grande
Sonya
Mexico
Paul
Grande
California
Shelton
Wash
Southern Leaders Rally Against Integration in Schools
Governors and senators from Mississippi Alabama and other states condemn federal troop involvement in Little Rock and push for private or segregated schooling. They warn of a broad shift away from public education and decry federal intervention as a threat to states rights and constitutional order.
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Little Rock
Florida
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Arkansas
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
Supreme Court
Vandals Set Fire To Negro College in Albany
Fire attributed to vandals damaged Albany State College for Negroes with losses near 300000. The Haz ard Training School building and Caroline Hall suffered extensive damage as two to three people fled the scene, with witness accounts differing on their race.
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Negro College
Albany
Albany State College
Caroline Hall
Dennis
Harris
E. W. Peterson
Florida State Line
Hazard Training School
Albany, Ga
A Fine Weekend Forecast Says Clear Skies Ahead
Partly cloudy with little change in temperatures predicts a dry weekend. Yesterday’s high reached 94 degrees with a 65 degree low, and the next 24 hours should mirror these conditions.
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NAACP
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Atures
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W. H. Dennis
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