FBI Launches Clinton Probe and School Violence Climax
Federal authorities opened an inquiry into clashes at Clinton High School in Clinton Tennessee where a protest erupted after six Negro students entered the building under escort. Judge Robert L. Taylor ordered measures amid violence, with one man arrested for violating a federal desegregation injunction and the school board seeking contempt against another. Public safety units and the National Guard supported efforts to restore order as the district faced ongoing unrest surrounding school integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton T High School
Taylor
Clinton
Tenn
Crawford
Atty
John C. Crawford
Knox
Federalville
Robert L. Taylor
Paul Turner
First Baptist Church
Anderson County
Clinton High School
F R G. Crossno
Anderson County School Board
Turner
Clyde Cook
Buford Lewallen
Cook
John Kasper
Washington
D.C
Kasper
Nashville
Governor's Office
State Safety
G. Hilton Butler
Atler
State Highway Patrol
D. J. Brittain Jr
Brittain
Stuents
Herbert Brownell
Knoxile
Stop Pain of Piles At Home Treatment Ad
An OCR fragment promotes a home remedy named Pazo for piles with claims of instant relief and medical proof. It raves about internal and external relief and urges buy at drugstores, claiming a safe, modern ointment option. The ad intertwines with unrelated school and segregation notes.
Alexandria Man Fined and Jailed for DUI Scene Exit
An Alexandria motorist received a 64.75 dollar fine and a two month jail term for leaving the scene of an accident and driving while intoxicated. A four month probation and a one year license suspension were also ordered by Judge Carl T. Smith. A second driver was fined 64.75 and sentenced to 60 days, suspended on good behavior. A Losantville man was found not guilty of DUI, and another local man had a one day jail sentence suspended for unemployment earnings reporting. a 13 dollar fine was imposed. Also, Great Commission Schools, Inc., Anderson, Ind., was authorized by the FCC to move WCBC TV from channel 61 to channel 2.
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Wor
Alexandria
Carl T. Smith
Smith
Losantville
Obituary notices for James Emmor Hinchman and others
Obituary items list James Emmor Hinchman of Anderson who worked at Container Corporation after moving there in 1936, survived by widow Dorothy and three sons, a daughter, and many relatives. services scheduled at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with rites by Dr H L Lanahan at First EUB Church. Also notes on Theodosia Hervey, Elsie Doty, Mary Nowlin and others with funeral details and memorials.
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James Emmor Hinchman
Walton ‘St
St. John’s Hos
Vernon
Hinchman
Anderson
Container Corporation
Dorothy
Jack
I James
Robert
Markleville
Dorothy McClintock T
H. L Lanahan
EUB
Atermens
Memorial’ Park Cemetery
Commissasion
Julyimas
Ouosia Hervey
Theodosia Hervey
Central Ave
St. John's
Kornacker
Fairbanks
Alaska
Sal
Commis
Ketchikan
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Sion
Pr. L. Lanahan
Ted
Indiana
Memorial Park Cemetery
Elkhart
South Bend
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties services for Noah
Community obituary notes the 84 year old Noah Good, a retired farmer, funeral conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home by Rev. Claudus Pyles of the Upper Fall Creek Church of the Brethren. Burial will be in Miller Cemetery. Friends may pay respects at the funeral home. The page also covers political history remarks from Stevenson’s presidential nomination context and a county corn show listing with local names and farm products.
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Alem Deel
Fis Nome
Qalpans
Greenfield
Ind
Bemidji
J. Frank Kornacker
Minn
Cracium
Roman Kornacker & Associates
Chicago
Ian Orthodox
Testi Apolis
East
Hancock
Maplewood
Indiana Toll Road Commission
Woahs
Good
Middletown
Noah
Patchwork quilt and dress pattern order notice
Colorful design describes making a quilt or one block for a gay pillow cover with patchwork houses. Pattern 805 includes chart directions patches and yardages for single and double quilts. Also advertises Pattern 4616 for Misses' dresses with sizes 12 to 20 and fabric yardage and Pattern add-ons from The Anderson Herald. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for mail, to The Anderson Herald pattern department in New York NY.
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Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Xour
Stepan
Istelass
Anne Adams
Care
Anderson” Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
Aly
Points For Parents on Teaching Money Habits
A mother advises focusing on budgeting and shopping at familiar stores to estimate gift costs. She notes that spending habits formed in childhood shape lifelong financial behavior and suggests guiding children to plan purchases to manage money.
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FBI
the Communications Commission
Great Commission Schools, Inc
Anderson, Ind
Wcbc-Tv
Peter Rainsworth
England
Mak Kornacker
Mississippi
New
Or- 51
Con- Jeans Fe
Rainsworth
Jeans
ARS
Mary J. Nowlin
W. 6Th St
St John's Hospital
Taker Brothers Funeral Home
W. H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Memorial Park
Cemeter
Schiro Co
Rock Am Ve
Elsie L. Doty
Elsie Lydia Doty
Inglewood
Ray Doty
Manhattan ‘Beach
Inglewood Park Cemetery
Dumbar
Calgary
Alia
Mike Kardar
Eep
Caiing
Mike
Hungary
Janos
Fornada
Christ
Madison
Stevenson
Page One
Henry Clay
I Bryan
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Eisenhower
J Keogh
Frank J. Karsten
Ohio
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
Bill Fisher
Boone
Vies McDermi
Duck Creek
Harald McDermi
Ralph Wiliams
Peceaaehid Cis
Voaeas Istapetle
Wikis Dore
Poe
Fitch
Rictivad
Belo
Itutman
Union Tepe
Iecien Sadives
Tom
John Teeds
Tom Rydman
Jim
Jonas Wille Issoes
John Goldsberry
Tocalonal Ennis
Pice Gine Raion High School
Dio
Tese
Meridian
Buick
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Jackson Sts
Anderson, Indiana
Jackson St
Tower
Edward F. Roesch
Indianapolis
Hook Drug Co
Devon Woods
Diane K. Casey
Roesch
Louis Stevens
Councilmen
Casne Wren
Santa Claus
Pquad Ely
Hese Ete Tees
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