European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 30, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                24 the stars and stripes september it Karami foes tie up Beirut with walkout Beirut Lebanon Parn Wililard Christian rally ing opposition to Premier Rashid Kara Mac Al rebels tied up Beirut commercial Center with n general strike the lebanese army had to poise tanks and armoured cars to reopen barricaded streets in the phaling it one civilian was re ported killed in the phalanges strike was More than 90 per cent effective in the cites downtown Many of Banks and government ministries were forced to work with Short staffs As the Phala Gist sympathizers stayed away from the classes held in elks Lodge the army threw reinforcements tanks and armoured cars into the capitals main commercial which Borders on the Phala Gist before Dawn to smash any Phala Gist Effort to spread the with the Phalanx its turned Loose n barrage of gunfire and explosions soon after apparently aimed at intimidating merchants and emphasizing the strike Call red blockade called failure from Page 1 Bower could decide whether to use atomic weapons in the area unless there was an overwhelming pres ent and that Doest exist the secretory disagreed with the army former research it Gen James Gavin that troops in Germany Are unable to defend i think the troops in Germany Moold defend themselves they Are powerful also have mis Brucker Gavin made his criticism of defences in new War and peace in the space Dulles not considering conference with Chon Washington Cupi Secre tary of state John Foster Dulles has not endorsed any idea of a meeting Between himself and communist chinese Premier Chou Menlai to try to Settle the for Mosa the state department department spokesman Lincoln who reported Dulles Posi added that As tar As he knew Britain was not making any Effort to set up such a White was commenting on re ports that Dalles had acquiesced in a British suggestion to soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko that a Dulles Boa meeting be arranged to try to bring an end to the Formosa White said he had made in quiries and had been told that the British were not proposing such a meeting at this time and that the also had not agreed to such an nationalists deny using sidewinders on migs Taipei Cap reports that Formosa based nationalist Sabre jets Are using american Side Winder guided missiles to achieve their amazing combat record Over communist migs have been de Nied by nationalist american officials said Confirma if must come from the an Ameri can officer a position to know Bow do you think they could shoot Down so Many migs the nationalists claim they have Down 29 migs and damaged nine without Sabre loss in five separate of air combat in the five week offshore members of Lane High schools senior class leave the elks Lodge in after a conference with faculty the 140 whose school was closed after being ordered to began attending classes in the Lodge monday under super vision of the Lane faculty and a committee that is operating the private school until Lane u photo pupils in 2 states unable to attend schools new York than american children were unable to attend Public schools in the states of Arkansas and Virginia bringing Home to pupils and parents alike the full Impact of the Long struggle Over racial the first wholesale closing of schools at Virginias largest idled at Little Rock an estimated were while were affected by the reports say Russ May fire sputnik from China oct 1 Washington a the state department said it has re ports Russia might launch a sput Nik from chinese communist Terri tory wednesday to Mark the helping regimes anniversary department press chief Lincoln White was asked at his news con Ference about reports red China might be planning a spectacular event for its oct i anniversary our reports Are similar to some that already have been published on this White these indicate that russian sput Nik 4 May be launched by the soviets on chinese communist Ter this possibility might occur on ocl l the chinese communist regimes earlier shutdown of the High school at front and a High school and elementary school at in some particularly in classes were being held in Homes and rented build but the Overall picture in portions of the two states was a grim one from the viewpoint of an adequate education and the acquiring of necessary credits to enter elsewhere in the deep South hundreds of thousands of children continued to go to school in Segre gated classrooms while integrated classes were held in some Border Beirut plane vanishes Rome Airport officials said a four engine lebanese cargo plane vanished on a flight Early monday from Beirut to Only a Crew was believed aboard the violence cant distr tribunal rules continued from Page 1 Agency of the or the officers or agents by whom its Power Are shall deny such equal anyone who by virtue of Public position under a state government denies such equal Protection Vio lates the the earlier opinion this stand was cited with approval in mondays the chief Justice said the court wished to answer the premise of the actions of the governor of Arkansas and legislature that they Are not bound by our holding in the Brown Case the 1954 decision outlawing race segregation in the to do this it was necessary Only to recall some Basic Constitution Al propositions which Are settled Warren said article i makes the Constitution the supreme Law of the Warren then referred to an 1803 decision by chief jus Tice Marshall in which the latter declared that it is emphatically the province and the duty of the judicial department to say what the Law Basic principle this said declared the Basic principle that the Federal judiciary is supreme in the exposition of the Law of the con and that principle has Ever since been respected by this court and the country As a Perm Anent and indispensable feature of our constitutional it Warren that the supreme courts decision in the Brown Case is the supreme Law of the said article i of the Constitution makes the supreme courts decision binding on the the right of a student not to be segregated on racial grounds in schools so stat supported indeed so fundamental and pervasive that it is embraced in the concept of due process of Warren French air raid9 protested by Libya Libya lib Yan government monday claimed that French aircraft machine gunned the Village of on lib Yas Southwest last thurs a statement said one libyan was Libya has protested to France through the French charge Daf Faires in Tripoli and the libyan ambassador in the libyan government also instructed its United nations delegation to in form the general and the Security Council president of the alleged French vote termed blow to reds i continued from Page i Premier Sekou Toure of French Guinea recognizing that the Terri tory on the West coast of North West Africa had voted for inde the communique told Toure that French administrators would get out within the next two months de Gaulle also said no new eco nomic projects would be under taken in this was a Sharp reminder that during the Campaign de Gaulle ha6 warned that territories which voted themselves out of the newly created French Community also would vote themselves out of French financial the action in Guinea was a demonstration that de Gaulle intends to show the Black african communities that his word is not to be taken this Quality in de Gaul Les official statements is depended on to ease the path toward some settlement of the Foury Earold Al Gerian nationalist de Gaulle will Fly to Algeria thurs Day backed by the tremendous vote he received is Likely to spell out some ideas distasteful to both the colonials and the National sources close to de Gaulle insisted that on the basis of the referendum in Algeria where the vote was More than nine to one in his favor although obscured by Many complicated 67 year old Premier intended to make a bold try for a settlement Complete returns in Algeria gave an overwhelming yes votes to although the no vote was seemingly insignificant it must be judged within the Whit hot Pas Sions sweeping in that con the number of no votes is like having some vipers in your in the View of the French colonists in algerian exile regime ridicules vote majority United a spokesman for the algerian vision Al government monday ridiculed the majority rolled up in Algeria for Frances new Constitution As ludicrous and Abdel Kader new York representative of the new exile compared the 98 per cent yes vote in Algeria to elec Tion under Hitler in he charged the French with using soldiers and police men to get out the vote by referring again to the 1961 vision Banning compulsory St cad Warren said the Basic decision in was unanimously reached court after the Case had Icv briefed and twice argued and issues had been Given the Tut serious since i first Brown opinion three Bel justices have come to the co ii they Are at one with the just St still on the court who Partid Pitej i that Basic decision As to rec Ness and that decision is my unanimously supreme court bars evasion on integration continued from Page it on the courts 12 dec swi that desegregation must proceed forthwith at Central it Watt further and aimed blows at wait it termed schemes to get Arifaj its stand that racial segregation schools is the rights of children to be free of discrimination in admission to schools can neither be  openly and directly by state isolators or state executive or Cial nor nullified by them through evasive schemes for segregation whether attempted ingeniously or Stu the opinion read by chief Justice Earl i without naming Fie opinion also declared that no state official can War against the Federal Constitution violating his undertaking port it Speed explained racial segregation i Schorb was first outlawed in 19 in 1955 the court declared it Mart be ended with All deliberate on monday it spelled to it certain what it Means deliberate in it sanctioned delay in some provided local authorities develop goo Faith plans put integration into effect As Early As of course in Many the court obedience to tie duty of desegregation would quire the immediate general admission of negro Olimb Wise qualified As students for of fir appropriate at on the other a Fede aft District after analysis of the relevant factors of excludes hostility to racial might conclude Flat justification existed for not Quiring the present admission of All qualified negro a in such the District court scrutinize the program of school authorities to make that they had developed arranged ments pointed toward the ears Fly practicable completion of and had taken a ate Steps to put their program effective delay not countenanced the court said the 1955 o made Plain that delay Guise in order to deny the of negro could not be Psi in to Nepi the High courts opinion was quite True that the ability for Public education is Marily the concern of the but it is equally that such response in like All other state be exercised consistently with eral constitutional As they apply to state