Situation Report 218 by the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Military Operations
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CONFIDENTIAL
No. 218
Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Military Operations
SITUATION REPORT: ARKANSAS
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141700 - 171700 kastern Standard Time February 1958
1. Events at Central High School
a. Central High School opened at 0830 hours, Central Standard Time,
17 February 1958 and closed at 1530 hours, Central Standard Time. Eight Negro
students arrived and departed in private vehicles (seven arrived late because
of snow. See 3a below). Minnie Brown (colored student) is in suspended
status.
b. There was no significant change in attendance at Central High
School.
?. Dispositions
a.
During school hours
Kenne BY Elizabeth -
(1) Central High School
One Platoon, Task Force, 153d Infantry
(2) Camp Robinson
One Platoon, Task Force, 153d Infentry (30 minute alert)
One Company (-), Task Force, 153d Infantry (60 minute alert)
Balance of Task Force, 153d Infantry
be During all other hours - Camp Robinson
One Platoon, Task Force, 153d Infantry (30 minuts alert)
One Company (~), Task Force, 153d Infantry (60 minute alert)
Balance of Task Force, 153d Infantry
3. Items of Significant Interest
a. School officials have announced that, in order to prevent anow-
ball incidents, the colored students will be permitted to enter school after
classes have started on days when there is anow.
b. Shortly after the opening of school on 17 February 1958, several
white students were observed passing out small cards which read, "One down and
eight to go."
DECLASSIFIED
Authority MR 79-96 #4
CONFIDENTIAL
By
bc
NLE Date 3/28/79