two white men charged after church area attack
In Grenada Mississippi two men Bobby Todd and B C Bennett were charged with attempted murder in a gun attack on a federal official and two civil rights figures outside a Negro church. Preliminary hearings were set for Wednesday and bond was set at 2000 for Todd and 1000 for Bennett.
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Grenada
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UPI
Bobby Todd
B.C. Bennett
Montgomery County
Bennett
Todd
Grenada Lake Swim-In Flops as City Denies Demands
Grenada Mississippi residents report a peaceful swim-in at Grenada Lake thwarted by city officials who refuse to integrate or admit new members to the Kiwanis Club. The city warns that intimidation or threats will not be tolerated and vows full enforcement of laws. No violence occurred during the incident, contrasting a prior Sunday clash at the county jail where state troopers dispersed demonstrators.
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Grenada Lake
Kiwanis Clu
Grenada
Gwanis Club
Todd
Bennett
James Draper
Henry Aaronson
NYU Law Student Involves SCLC Campaign Related Shooting
A submachine gun was seized by police and .45 caliber ammunition found at the church tied to an alleged shooting. The incident appears linked to a campaign activity conducted by representatives of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
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Versosengart
New York University
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Strike Idleness Highest During May Since 1959
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported May idleness reached a peak for the month since 1959. About two to three million man-days were lost in construction and industry with 86 year-to-date strikes totaling around five million man-days. In May, 48 strikes began, the highest number for May since 1958, affecting about 208 thousand workers.
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Sete Eee Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
Istical Agency
Fay
Insurance meeting to discuss risk management for young agents
An Indianapolis luncheon will feature speakers on risk management for members 35 years or under. The two day conference at French Lick Sheraton includes sessions on new coverages and unforeseen perils. Notables include George W. Nordhaus and Jay McCosh with others from Fireman's Fund and Lance Insurance Service.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Nois
Indiana
IAI
George W. Nordhaus
Genrs
French Lick - Sheraton
French Lick
Dave Tampa
Didiana
Fireman's Fund-Ameri
TIAL
Can Group
Association
Dent John F. Lance
Mane
Jay McCosh
Fireman's Fund
American
Fred Armstrong
Fireman's
NAI
Lance
Lance Insurance Servce
Collet
Airmen Arrested As Theft Suspects In Southampton
Police report airman Steve Turner and airman Gene Vinson among suspects tied to a theft at a Revision store in Southampton. Several locals are listed with addresses and names, while others were dismissed from Community Hospital. Also noted: Commerce Department states over nine million motor vehicle operator licenses in force in the US last year, up from 9.6 million in 1964, and the House approves a bill allowing compromise of certain government claims.
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David Bryant
Fairmount
Southampton
N.Y
UPI
James Reed
Vinyard St
Pee ‘Turner
Mier
Louzana Key
Steve
Blanche Applegate
Ae Mfrs
Thomas Turner
New Castle
Ind
Frederick Lennis
Gene Vinson
Mary Welie
W.arrow
George Wallace
Range
Carroll
Ohio
Sherri Lynn Mann
Dianna Smith and
Soo
Rhonda Wisener
Ae Peet
David Nune
St ‘Merchandise
Vivian Skinner
Hartman
Carl Allford
Fortville
Ruby’ Page
W. Tund
John Clark
Lapel
Community Hospital
George "Schmitz
Winyard
Mary E. Thompson
Alexandria
Rosalie Compton
Alexarsinia
Albert Davis
George
John T. Lang
W. Th
Raymond Smith
Marion
Leanne Lietyes
Martin Dunaway
Alex_ ee
Commerce Department
Johnny Bowen
Silver St
Steven W. Roby
United
Albert Bannon
Milion
David Bennett
Chester
Amanda Brown
Hawthorne
Ager
Charles Closer
York
Jerlina Davis
Mae Dewey
Paul Derrickson
Maggie Doster
Alexanria
Charles Fithian
Gabriel Ginn
E. Sist St
Raymond Harrell
Laurel Lane
Tourist Causes London Alarm at St Pauls Scaffold Rescue
Young American tourist William Beverly Fryberger climbed 100 feet up exterior scaffolding at St Pauls Cathedral while repairs were underway. Police rescued him after a passerby alerted fire crews. He was questioned and released with an explanation that he wished to “get a good look at London.”
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Lunoun
UPL
St. Paul's Cathedral
William Beverly Fryberger
London
Busy Bees Tour At Anderson News Papers Inc
A group led by Mrs Raymond Hughes toured Anderson News papers Inc recently and then shared refreshments at her home. Debra Hughes Kimberly Hitch Pat McCoy Mary Ann Whister Teresa Hulse Cindy Brown and Flaine Russell joined, with Mrs Elmer Russell assisting as assistant leader and Mrs Bil Parrish as sponsor. There were 3955 murders in Chicago last year.
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Busy Bee Bive Birds
Anderson Newspapers Inc
Leader
Raymond Hughes
Debra Hughes
Kimberly Hitch
Pat McCoy
Mary Ann Whister
Teresa Hulse
Cindy Brown
Flaine Russell
Hughes
Elmer Russi
Bil Parrish
Theresa
Chicago
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