WEDNESDAY. 0 OSER 2. 1957 II Agrees to Truce,•1 IT 1 he Nation !Warren Refuses to Halt U.S. Protests to Haiti Teamster Union Election. to Be Withdrawn i sharp protest with Haiti's pro% i W-ISHr`. GTON . 0%.' I T) —i I . l .er , tn •greect. with the U.S. is.onal government today over the Chief Justice Warren refused to I C -ci t Court of Appeals that a K, Ark., Oct 1 (,-I ) )—Gcv. Orval Faubus to -death of an American citizen in dal, to halt the election of a nee t en pore-, r , (t on could go Lot to obstruct further the historic Integra-police custodl, slate of officers by the cLancal 1 -te. ord the nece<seiee of the a a a lecarred Teamsters Union s.tuat.on - and - is not required in entral High School. !International Atom Group l He denied a petition for an in order *o prevent irreparable in. LL Eisenhower prepared to withdraw; VIENNA, Austria, Oct 1 (11— - jury." from Little Rock. No date for the with-i The International Atomic Energy;MlAMl BEACH. Fla • Oct. 1 , -ro er. o , the election of aft- Agencs opened its first confer- —.Tames R. Hof ta's foes for con- isere of an international union of draw al peas announced ence today with pledges of sup-i trol of the giant Teamsters 891 locals and Ili-million mem- The pact, worked out through port from the United States,Bri- 1 Union claimed today they had fibers during the course of its con go betweens paved the way for and the Soviet Union, butt stopped him cold, but Hotta cr.+ or proceedings, on allega a possible end to the gravest civil with an East-West controversy forces insisted their man is a •ions of sorspiraoy supported by rights and states rights crisis of just around the corner. l sure winner. the affidavits here• without testi modern times. It appeared Hotta s three op- i mony having been taken, would The regular Army already • 1 ponerits were gaining some indeed be drastic action," Warren had withdrawn its task force from the high school. Patrol of 'The State , ground but that Haifa. 44. the commensed the city's first integrated school 1 Midwest Teamsters boss linked i Balloting is scheduled to been was turned over to federalized Pittsburgh Trolley Dispute t ahead in his race to become I to labor scandals, still was. lii&-ni Beach Thursday. With the this at the Teamsters contention in Arkansas National Guardsmen PITTSBUBGH, Oct 1 ice) A Teamsters president. l ning. oc , of their suit in the Supreme mor Public Utility Commission hear- --------- 'Cow t the 13 dissident Teamsters Outwardly, all was serene as -- nine Negro students the fosal '„ ” on proposed fare increases of junction brought by 13 rank and the Pittsburgh Railways Co was file members who charged the from the New York area appear point of a tumult that echoed the to have come to the end of the concluded today without any fur- elect on had been rigged to give. around the world entered and ther formal opposition from the the $501300-a y ear left the school pos,t o f p rem .. road in their attempts to halt the But Mrs. L. C. Bates, state - city i dent to Jamesß.Hottaprocess. election by legal . - president of the National Assn. for l Leader's Budget Hit the Advancement of Colored Peo ple, said that inside the school thel HARRISBURG, Oct 1 (P) Negroes "had a terrible day." Chairman George I Bloom, of the Military authorities had 're- Republican State Committee, con ported all was quiet in the class jtended today Gov. Leader's re rooms and corridors. But Mrs, strictions on state expense ac-- Bates said objects were thrown counts " is as phony as a three at the six Negro girls and three dollar bill." boys. She described it as an ap- *, * x parent organized attempt by Turnpike Commission white students to intimidate the HARRISBURG, Oct 1 tiP) Negroes.. the first ever to enter Gov. Leader today filled out mem atudents Ltttle Rock white school as bership of the five-man Pennsvl s Mrs.: value Turnpike Commission by Although 11 Guardsmen sse_r_e naming E James Trimarchi Jr of on duty inside the school, '" Bates claimed they provided no Indiana to the agency protection at all" The removal of the regular troops apparently encouraged to a very mild degree anti-integra tionist sentiment ou t sid e the school• It had been missing for several days Faubu Troops LITTLE RO night promised tjon process at ( In return, P all federal troop State Ag - ncies Plan to Start Airport Work HARRISBURG, Oct. 1 UM—Two Irate agencies went ahead with out federal help today in the ex pansion of Philipsburg State Air port. The state Aeronautics Commis sion and the state Highways De partment have 'agreed on a plan for building an extension on one of the airport's runways before the winter sets in. Work will be gin tomorow or Thursday. Adj. Gen. ,Biddle, chairman of the Aeronautics Commission. said the agreement was an "emer gency procedure." Under the agreement, the PAA has made available to the High ways Department a total of $174,- 000 for lengthening he northeast southwest runway from The pre sent 3000 feet to 5000 feet. Its width will remain 100. feet. The airport's other runway will not be touched. Federal Spending Rises Despite Economy Drive WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 VP)—The: administration announced today that federal spending will rise to' 72 billion dollars this year, up 200: million dollars from President senho.wer's January budget esti mate deSpite the congressional economy drive. Government income will be 73141 billion dollars, or 100 million less than - anticipated, it was said. As a result, the foreseeable Surplus has shrunk to 114 billion dollars,l a drop or 300 million. MEE : I-:!•":,-,' ',•_- • _ •-•,`:;;:, :`.':,'''-':,,3!..i'';S-I;',`",'-• .f U.S. Reports to UN Integration Successful UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Oct. 1 01 3 )—The United States told the UN today it is .fighting success fully against racial discrimination despite opposition such as exper ienced in Little Rock. Used Book Agency Returning Money and Books Today Through Friday, October 4 ESSE U 6 A is Located in HUB Basement THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PE Kepler Studio Photographers 324 W. Beaver Ph. AD 8-0131 For Fine Composites will be 9:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. NSYLVANT A Westminister Records "The Label of Distinction" Limited Sale at 20% off ON ALL WESTMINISTER LONG PLAY ALBUMS LIMITED TIME ONLY ■lll//114:14111111111•11madmaswia. grAIMION ItzitoMMEIMI , 11111M1111111111111 0 :0 mar iLwarnorrirrlria PAGE THREt -~' s `-~-~ :-:
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