Little Rock Junior High May Be Next Integration Test
News from Little Rock, Arkansas reports Negro leaders weighing private school options to educate thousands of junior high students if integration plans falter. NAACP studies indicate private school expansion could trigger federal court action to force junior high integration. Faubus warns of closures if courts order, while four high schools remain closed under state law and privacy schemes.
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Little Rock Junior High
Little Rock, Ark
UPS
Little Rock
Private School Corporation
National Assn. For Advancement of Colored People
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
NAACP
U. S. Supreme Court
Lebanon attacked by kidnappings and clashes in Beirut
Violent street fighting and barricades erupt in Beirut as rival factions clash. U.S. forces withdraw with 5 900 troops remaining. Phalangist roadblocks and fires persist while rebel leaders blame Chamoun. Saeb Salam accuses Chamoun of aiming to reignite civil war with British and American backing.
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United States
Germany
Lebanon
Christian Phalange
Saeb Salam
Jam
Camille Chamoun
Jordan
Burglars Hit Diamond Inn Tavern in West Madison
Thieves broke a window and gained entry to the Diamond Inn at 1058 West Madison. A cash register containing about $220 in checks and $80 in cash was taken. Police and the sheriff's office are investigating the Thursday night theft.
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Diamond Inn Tavern
West
Madison
Washington City
Sheriff's Office
Freeland sentenced to 10 years for cattle rustling
Floyd H. Freeland 38 of Kimball South Dakota pleaded guilty in federal court to cattle rustling and forging a government check. He stole a Livestock Auction Co. truck on February 28 and obtained cattle at an auction under false pretenses to haul them to Sioux Center. He sold the cattle for a $500 advance to a farm near Sioux City.
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Des Moines
UPI
Floyd H. Freeland
Kimball
Reeland
Livestock Auction Co
Sioux Falls
S.D
Sioux Center
Sioux City
California Blaze Now Out of Control
A brush fire near Monrovia started by two seven year olds grew beyond control with 3 500 acres burned and eight structures lost including five homes. Gov Knight declared a state of emergency as 1 000 firefighters prepare for daybreak with air support and shifting conditions.
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Monrovia
Calif
UPI
Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
Prolonged Cyprus crackdown leaves many hurt and dead
Reports from Famagusta describe a British manhunt for EOKA suspects turning deadly as gunmen fatally wound a woman shopper and injure others. Paratroops arrest about 1,800 Greeks amid claims of brutal tactics while authorities deny excessive force. Mrs Catherine Cunliffe, wife of a British sergeant and mother of five, is named among casualties.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
Famagusta
EOKA
Uderground
Ono
Britain
Friday
Tom Friday
Catherine Cunliffe
Fire damages upstairs room at Clarence Zieglowsky home
Firefighters respond to a blaze in an upstairs bedroom at 602 North Second, damaging clothing, bedding and furniture. The Washington unit arrived at 5 15 p m and reported heavy smoke throughout the upstairs. Insurance covers the loss.
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Clarence Zieglowsky
North Second
Washington
Legion Meeting Tue Evening Urges Dues and Help
The American Legion post will hold its regular business meeting Tuesday at 8 o'clock. Dues will be collected and eligible members are urged to see Commander Charles Livingston 8 Easter adjutant, or Everette Burnham, service officer, for membership and help with veterans benefits claims.
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Leon Beatty
American Legion Post
Charles Livingston
W. Easter
Everette Burham
Loveless Murray to Speak at Iowa Corn Picking Contest
Gov Herschel Loveless and GOP hopeful William Murray will address the state corn picking contest in Cedar Rapids on Oct 16 with Eisenhower and Senate contender John F Kennedy visiting the national contest the following day. A chuck wagon supper, four queen attendees, and large crowds are planned as officials anticipate about 100000 visitors.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
UPI
Herschel C. Loveless
William G. Murray
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
D - Mass
Loveless
Murray
Armor Ballroom
Marion
Carla Ann Folkers
Scotch Grove
Seven in Family Die as Flames Burn Home in Indiana Pa
A kerosene explosion leveled a Cherry Hill Township home killing seven of the Kinter family. Clair Kinter 40, his wife 31, and five children perished. Two children escaped, one Linda 10 with third degree burns, and Elizabeth 12 escaped unharmed. Firefighters could not control the blaze, with five bodies recovered within an hour.
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Indiana, Pa
UPI
Cherry Hill Township
Clair Kinter
Peggy Virginia
Ruthy
Jimmy
Linda
Elizabeth
Man Refuses Shots Victim of Rabies in Atlanta
An Atlanta man, Willie Ester Ray, 55, lies in Grady Memorial Hospital in critical condition from a suspected rabies infection after a bite on September 13. He delayed treatment, could not swallow, and officials warn he may die within a week if the bite was rabid. the dog was not found. Ray had sought care multiple times as authorities questioned his homeless status and the hospital’s initial doubt.
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Atlanta
VPS
Willie Ester Ray
Ray
Grady Memorial Hospital
President Eisenhower Planned Cedar Rapids Visit Schedule
A tentative schedule for President Eisenhower to attend the National Corn Picking Contest near Cedar Rapids lists arrival by 11 10 a.m. and a 1 p.m. speech at the contest site with a Marine helicopter transfer from the airport. Senator Kennedy is slated to speak at 10 30 a.m. and stay until 4 30 p.m. Kennedy will attend a fund raising dinner at 6 30 p.m. at the Coliseum. Governor Loveless and rival William Murray are also set to appear at the prior day state contest.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Isenhower
Here
White House
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Irport
Jackson
Wolf
Congress
Herschel C. Loveless
William G. Murray
Mrs Emma Perry Dies This Morning
Mrs J M Emma Perry of 408 South Avenue B died about 4 30 a m after a period of illness. The body is at Jones Funeral Home with final rites arrangements still pending today.
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Emma Perry
J. M
Emma) Perry
South Avenue B
Formosan Leaders Reassured by U S Support
Formosan officials said they are mollified by U S assurances there will be no withdrawal from the offshore Quemoy and Matsu islands. They warned against any retreat and noted Dulles' statement that Chiang Kai-shek may not regain mainland rule. Communist shelling continued on the Quemoy outposts, with 472 shells hitting Little Quemoy, Tatan, and Ehrtan.
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Presser
Dulles
United States
U.S
Everett Drumright
Chiang Kai-shek
Red Force
Drumright
Chiang
Foreign Ministry
China
Formosa
Quemoy
Red
Little Quemoy
Tatan
Ehrtan
Your Community Chest Groups Share Chest Fund
Washington citizens backing the City Chest will aid four lesser known health agencies. From every five dollars, one tenth of a cent goes to the American Hearing Society, another to the American Social Hygiene Association, about four cents to the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, and one cent to the Jackson Memorial Laboratory. Small gifts multiply to support vital work.
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Washington
Washington City
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Jackson Memorial Laboratory
Runaway Girls Escape From Dubuque City Hall
Three teenage girls Sandra Speak 16 Jeanette Cooper 15 and Judy Meyers 17 escaped from the Dubuque City Hall after overpowering a police matron on the second floor. They reportedly fled in a car toward Illinois and Chicago authorities were alerted. The matron was hurt mildly. The girls had been held for juvenile court on run away charges and had earlier been picked up in Chicago.
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Dubuque, Iowa
UPI
Ilinois
Sandra Speak
Jeanette Cooper
Judy’ Meyers
Dubuque
Chicago
Mildred Brose
John Davis
Wisseconsin
Anti Litter Campaign Launched by Iowa Highways
Ames Iowa The Iowa Highways Commission announced a state anti litter campaign with signs at 600 locations next Tuesday warning motorists that littering highways carries a $100 fine or imprisonment. The program aims to cut roadside litter costs estimated at about $100000 yearly and uses two by twenty foot signs with black letters on white with silver reflector sheeting for daylight and night readability.
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Ames
Iowa
APL
Iowa Highways Commission Today
Commission
Corn Support Price Unchanged for 1958 Crop
Washington UPI The Agriculture Department kept the final 1958 corn price support at 1.36 dollars per bushel for growers who complied with acreage allotments, despite a one way provision that could raise or lower the rate. The noncompliant yield remains supported at the 1.06 dollar level and noncommercial areas follow the 75 percent parity rule.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Enous
Weather forecast for Iowa from UPI
Partly cloudy and colder tonight with lows in the 30s north to mid 30s south. Sunday will be partly cloudy and colder with highs in the 60s. Monday looks partly cloudy and a bit warmer.
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United Press International
Iowa
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