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September 7, 1957
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Headlines from September 7, 1957
PRESIDENT SEES BROWNELL TODAY; To Study Integration Dispute --Firmly Against Using U.S. Troops in South
Eisenhower to conf with Brownell, Washington; Hagerty says Pres is firm on view at recent news conf that he could conceive of no situation in which he would use Fed troops to enforce integration; says Eisenhower had not conceived then of situation where state troops would be used to bar enforcement of Fed ct orders
Law on Segregation Upset in Tennessee; SEGREGATION LAW IN TENNESSEE HIT
Judge Miller holds Tenn law for 'voluntary' segregation unconst, reply to Bd; orders Bd start gradual desegregation in fall and submit plan for complete desegregation by Dec 31; Tenn had paid $10,000 to attys for drafting segregation measures; Bd attys on outlook for appeal; reactions to ruling by T P Gore of Parents School Preference Com, Bass and Gov Clement
U.N. COUNCIL ASKS CALM IN MIDEAST; Cautions Israel and Jordan Against Provocative Acts-- Defers Their Complaints
UN Security Council warns Israel and Jordan against provocative acts; defers their complaints pending rept; Dr Y Haikal (Jordan) charges Israeli operation, Jerusalem, aims at mil advantage; M R Kidron assures Council diggings are only for tree planting; accuses Jordan of series of violations; A A Sobolev (USSR) tries to link US to Israeli action; US replies
LITTLE ROCK FACES SHOWDOWN TODAY OVER INTEGRATION; Judge to Hear School Board Plea for Stay--Faubus Replies to President GOVERNOR STANDS FIRM Offers to Give Evidence on Why He Called Troops-- Pledges Cooperation
Faubus wires Eisenhower he will uphold Ark and Fed Consts, but gives no indication he will withdraw troops; says he has evidence that made him order Guard; newsmen jeered by crowd; student visiting Little Rock held, then freed for possessing knife; illus; Mann repts cross burned at his home; sees incidents created as pretexts to keep troops; urges Faubus give evidence of possible violence, wire to him; NAACP Ark chap pres Mrs Bates says orgn will oppose plea to delay integration; US Atty Cobb says interim rept on conditions has been submitted to Davies
Notable Births

1957Jermaine Stewart, American singer-songwriter and dancer (died 1997)[โ ]
William Jermaine Stewart was an American R&B singer, best known for his 1986 hit single "We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off", which peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100. It also peaked within the top ten of the charts in Canada, Ireland, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. His 1987 song "Say It Again" reached number seven in the United Kingdom.
Historical Context for September 7, 1957
In 1957, the world population was approximately 2,852,618,337 people[โ ]