State Must Oppose Mixing of Races
J Lindsay Almond Jr Democratic gubernatorial nominee spoke here urging Virginia to oppose mixing of white and Negro races in public schools. He said preserving public education requires using every facility to prevent classroom integration.
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Almond
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond
Tadan
Virginia Education Association
James Wood High School
Frederick, Clarke
Auquier
Loudoun
Culpeper
Prince Wiliam
Rappahannock
Warren
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
VEA
Richmond
Robert F. Williams
Ray E. Reid
America
Mr. Almond
Ely
Ruth
Faubus Accuses Troops of Following Girls into Dressing Room
Gov. Orval Faubus charged federal troops at Central High School with invading privacy by following girl students into their dressing room. He urged Maj. Gen. Walker to rethink integration policy, hinting troops could remain long if forced integration continues. Nine Negro students entered Central High as guards stood by, amid white onlookers.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Integrated Central High School
Edwin A. Walker
Paulius
Central High School
Women's Army Corps
Faubus
Walker
Central
Central High
J. W. Matthews
National
White House
Washington
James C. Hagerty
Rep
Hays
D-Ark
Hagerty
The
New York Times
Pravda Urges U S to Rethink Foreign Policy After Satellite
Pravda predicts Soviet space success will force the United States to revamp foreign policies. The Moscow paper says US leaders must pursue peaceful coexistence end the arms race and renounce cold war policy as senators show hysteria amid the satellite milestone.
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Moscow
Russia
Pravda
United States
Soviet Communist Party
New York
U.S
Americans Hope Soviet Will Share Secrets From Space
American scientists tracking the Soviet space satellite hoped for shared data as visual sighting of the baby moon showed it moving about 18 000 miles per hour. Radio Moscow claimed the 23 inch craft has yielded valuable information, with no clear detail on the data. The IGY program spurred further launches as U S plans call for small tests this fall and a 20 inch craft in spring.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Moscow
U. S
John P. Hagen
Hagen
A. A. Blagonravov
IGY
Town in Turmoil Center of Segregation Storm
A Raleigh press-style eyewitness report from Little Rock portrays a tense city atmosphere as segregationists threaten a mass boycott of Central High School. Parents receive threats by phone while residents fear nighttime violence and police sirens fill the streets.
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Little Rock
Ark
Faubus Declares Peace Duty Over Enforcing Integration
In Little Rock Faubus says his first duty as governor is to maintain peace and that he will not send soldiers into classrooms even if federal troops depart. He argues peaceful integration is not his duty to enforce and blames resistance on local press and public opinion, noting most outside messages favor him.
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Little Rock
Ark
White House
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Central High
Faubus
Central High School
South
West Prepares U.N. Resolution to Control Outer Space Missiles
Seven people were hurt and five cattle killed in six accidents across Winchester and Frederick County over the weekend. Adolph Richards, 80, injured on S Braddock Street, admitted to Memorial Hospital, later released. A cattle truck crash near Vaucluse damaged vehicles, killed five cattle, and caused extensive damage estimated at $15,000 to the truck and cattle. several others were treated for injuries. The sequence included a wreck on Route 11 near Vaucluse and a multi-vehicle collision on U S 50 near Gore.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Adolph Richards
Washington, D. C
Memorial Hospital
S. Braddock St
Roscoe Albert Barkley
Fulks Run
Mae Barkley
Richard
Billy
Gary
Ellis Eugene Mitchem
Wytheville
Gary Barkley
Gay
Mitchem
Barkley
Richards
Cork St
Plymouth
Rosa E. Allen
S. Kent &J
Paul P. Dicks
Winchester Department
Allen
Barkleys
Mr. Mitchem
Vaucluse
C. D. Taylor
Chevrolet
J. C. Bell
Charles F. Whiteside
Homestead
Arehart
Strasburg
United Nations Debates Space Disarmament Amid Soviet Moon Launch
West backs UN disarmament resolution urging international control of outer space missiles as a Soviet moon mission airs. Proposal seeks six Western measures including outer space missile control and a ban on nuclear tests with monitoring and inspections.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Soviet Union
U.N. Assembly
Assembly
Britain
Canada
France
United States
London
Supreme Court Opens New Term with Heavy Docket
The Supreme Court began a new term in a 19 minute opening session led by Chief Justice Warren. About 49 attorneys were admitted to practice as the nine justices prepared to face an unusually heavy docket of roughly 800 cases and petitions from the summer recess.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren
Mantle Out Of Lineup In World Series Game Five
Mickey Mantle was removed from the Milwaukee fifth World Series game lineup with a shoulder injury after tumbling in Saturday's play. Tony Kubek moved to center field while Enos Slaughter started in left. Mantle had slashed .267 with one homer in the first four games as New York and Milwaukee split the series.
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Milwaukee
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Milwaukee Braves
Mantle
Stengel
Tony Kubek
Enos Slaughter
Last 1957 Atomic Test Morgan Fireball at Yucca Flat
The Atomic Energy Commission detonated the 24th and final 1957 test, code named Morgan, from a balloon 500 feet above Yucca Flat. The blast yielded under 20,000 tons of TNT with a 12 to 15 second fireball seen from Angels Peak and Las Vegas. Observers reported little offsite fallout and no troops participated.
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Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Morgan
Yucca Flat Desert
Las Vegas
Angels Peak
AEC
Alamo
Towpah
Bishop
Calif
Los Angeles
Angel's Peak
Heaviest Rain Since 1955 Hits Area Yesterday
Vast rainfall drenched the Winchester area with Berryville reporting 4.33 inches and the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory 3.44 inches. Weekend totals reached 3.58 inches, after 14 inches on Saturday. August 1955 saw Berryville at 4.52 inches. A 2.75 inch measure was reported on Welltown Pike. Showers and cooler temps expected tonight with readings in the 40s.
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Berryville
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Winchester
George N. Barrett
The
Star Today
Welltown Pike
Learn to Drive Easy Method Dual Control
Advertisement notes a driving lesson service titled Learn to Drive Easy Method Dual Control with a contact phone MO 2-317 and an internal code Ip-10-7-1t.
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Horland
Winchester Seed Co
Slonaker & Son
A. M. Kasatkin
By Relman Morin
Charles Yingling
Undertaker’s
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Special Star
West
U.N. Resolution
Whiteside
Gore
U. S. 50
Taylor
Route 11
University of California
Radiation Laboratory
Livermore
Nevada Proving Grounds
Nevada
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