Southern Governors Seek Ways to Preserve States' Rights
South's Democratic governors at SEA ISLAND debate preserving state authority amid federal action over Little Rock. They consider forming a committee for talks with President Eisenhower and explore Governor Faubus as main enforcer of law and order, while Republicans split on support.
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Sea Island
Southland
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Arkansas
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Orval Faubus
Consid
J. Caleb Boggs
Resolutions Committee
Clement
Hodges
Theodore Mcskeldin
Maryland
Cecil Underwood
West Virginia
Clements
White House
Arged
Faubus
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Griffin
Leroy Collins
Florida
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
George Bell Timmerman, Jr
South Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
Creep Feeding Boosts Growth Of Young Pigs In Trials
Preliminary tests from VPI Agricultural Experiment Station show pigs weaned at 25 pounds without creep reach 43 pounds with the best creep rations. Complex sugar pellets yield heavier weanlings. copper mineral gaps and trace minerals show mixed results. Ladino clover pasture offers no clear protein gain. pigs on full dry-lot rations gain faster than pasture-fed pigs.
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Blacksburgp
VPI Agrcultural
Tidewater
Holland
Tidewater Virginia
Virginia
Vanquishing of Russian Pilots By Americans Told in New Book
A Boston interview reveals a secret Korean War air engagement near Vladivostok where three U S Navy fighters from the carrier Oriskany intercepted seven Soviet Migs in eight minutes. Pilots John Middleton Elmer Williams and David Rowlands reportedly prevailed while only one or two enemy planes possibly returned. President Eisenhower later expressed interest in their account.
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U.S. Navy
U.S. Naval Institute At Annapolis
Cmdr
Malcolm W. Cagle
Korea
Frank A. Manson
Vladivostok
Russia
Cagle
Changin
Chongjin
Oriskany
John D. Middleton
Birmingham
Ala
Elmer R. Williams
Wilmot
S.D
David M. Rowlands
Fort Smith
Ark
Cmdr. Cagle
MI6
Eisenhower
Seoul
Navy
Maj
John Eisenhower
Four Killed As Crippled B-26 Crashes Into Dayton Housing
A crippled B 26 bomber attempting to land at Wright Patterson AFB crashed one mile short into a Dayton East Side housing development. Four people died including the pilot Maj James E Melancon and copilot Capt Willie R Heilkkinen. two residents of a demolished house perished. The aircraft lost engine power after takeoff, hit a tower maneuver, and shed debris starting fires and destroying homes.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Air Force
James E. Melancon
San Antonio
Tex
Willie R. Heilkkinen
Ramsey
Mich
Mildred van Zant
Joseph Feisler
Wright-Patterson
Tangier Island First Settlements Traced to 1686
Tangier Island located off Virginia’s eastern shore was first settled in 1686 marking its early colonial origin. The note highlights the island’s long history as a populated coastal community in the Chesapeake Bay region.
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Tangier Island
Virginia
Something New Needed to Give Economic Boom a Boost
AP reports the postwar economy shows signs of fatigue despite past boosts from pent up demand, defense spending, and a consumer spree. Analysts cite potential catalysts like housing, highway spending, or renewed autos and appliances, but warn a near-term plateau awaits without new drivers.
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Sam Dawson
NEW York
United States
Middle East
Asia
Internal Revenue Moves Office to Reuss Building
The Bureau of Internal Revenue moved into new quarters at ITI W. Boscawen Street in the Reuss apartment building. The former Post Office location on the second floor now hosts a four PM suite and the office opens for business today.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Reuss
ITI W. Boscawen
Post Office
Internal Revenue Bureau
Rebel leader seized in Algiers raid
The French announced the capture of nationalist rebel leader Yacef Saadi, 29, a baker, seized by parachute troops in Algiers' native quarter during a raid conducted yesterday.
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Algiers
Algeria
Yacef Saadi
Rope at Hilltop final summer show in Harpers Ferry
Patrick Hamilton's Rope closes Hilltop Players 1957 season at Hilltop House Harpers Ferry West Virginia. The play runs Friday and Saturday at 8 p m and draws on the Leopold Loeb case with two young killers and rising tension. Leslie Irons directs the production.
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Patrick Hamilton
Hilltop Players
Hilltop House
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Leslie Irons
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