Little Rock Enters Third Year of Mixed High Schools
Little Rock begins its third year of desegregated high schools Central and Hall with twelve Negro students assigned. Police monitor the integrated schools though no demonstrations are expected as tension remains from past protests and bombing incidents.
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Finch Tregoff murder trial resumes in Los Angeles
The Finch Tregoff murder trial resumes with Dr. R Bernard Finch to testify about the night his estranged wife was fatally shot. Finch 42 and his red haired wife are retried on charges they ambushed Barbara outside the Finch estate in West Covina 14 months ago. The first trial ended in a hung jury. Finch says his wife produced a gun and it discharged accidentally as he tried to throw it away. Prosecution says he killed her to stop her from sharing in his estate.
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Kennedy Campaigns Northwest as Nixon May Leave Hospital
Kennedy carries his campaign to the Northwest after Labor Day attacks in Michigan. Nixon, recovering from knee infection, may leave Walter Reed Army Hospital Saturday and plans a 9 000 mile swing starting today with Idaho Spokane and Seattle stops before Oregon California whistle stops.
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Hodges Benson Swap Polite Political Jobs
Gov Luther Hodges told Virginia voters that Nixon would suffer a historic defeat if not for the religions issue. Ezra Taft Benson urged Kennedy’s failure to pass farm laws. In Nelson County Sen A Willis Robertson predicted future public spending rises and military outlays, noting $661 million added to the current fiscal year.
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Political Shakeup Shapes 1960 Campaign Talk
Benson predicts Republican gains in Virginia and rural voter drift. Hodges argues farmers will swing to Democrats and questions Kennedy's farming record and support. The exchange frames ongoing party realignment with Benson praised by Hodges yet critiqued by others.
Real Estate Ground to Close in Ohio Column
Ohio real estate notice appears in a Personal Service column. The listing hints at property focus and service actions, with details truncated.
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