Cleanup continues as train crash response widens
Authorities suspended the search but plan to resume today while the Gregg Division employees remain unaccounted for. Investigators study the 42 car train collision with a stationary train, examining the rail switch and train mechanics. Officials deny sabotage and urge evacuees to heed official guidance. The public is advised to contact the Gregg Division HR line and use the 211 helpline for disaster needs.
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Reputed Klansman pleads not guilty to 1964 killings
Edgar Ray Killen, a 79 year old former Ku Klux Klan leader, appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to three murder charges in the killings of three civil rights workers James Chaney Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner in 1964. The state indicted Killen after decades of federal and local investigations. Prosecutors said they do not plan further charges and will decide on appointing counsel for Killen.
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