Grand Jury Indicts Four In Attack on Negro Coed
Four youths were indicted by a grand jury in Tallahassee Florida for abducting and raping a white coed after a college dance. The suspects Patrick Scarborough Willian Collis worth David Ervin Bengles and Ollie Stoutamire were arraigned with trial date set. The case follows a prior 1949 rape involving a white victim and a charged context of racial tension.
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Crosby becomes grandfather for the second time in 1949
Bing Crosby is reported as a grandfather again as daughter Dixie Lee, named for Philip Crosby’s mother who died earlier, welcomed a baby girl this month. Dennis Crosby and his wife Pat Sheehan also welcomed a son last December, with family ties highlighted in the notice.
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Evening TV Schedule May 7 with Classic Programs and News
Thursday lineup features American Bandstand, Space Patrol, Dragnet, and Yankee Doodle Dandy style programs. News bulletins from NBC and local outlets run through the evening, followed by Weather and Sports updates.
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Mental Health Canvass Slated In Flagstaff Tonight
The Coconino County Association for Mental Health will conduct a door to door fund canvass in Flagstaff from 4 to 8 p m. tonight. Workers include a long list of named women and men from the community plus associations from local churches and youth groups assisting with the drive.
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Scottsdale Woman Named Catholic Mother of the Year
Mrs Charles N Rowan of Scottsdale named Catholic Mother of the Year for 1959 by the National Catholic Welfare Conference for her work founding Holy Family Retreat Association. She has nine children, ages two to nine, and has led diocesan, county, and local Catholic women's groups. Bishop Weldon and Dr Frances Roberts announced the honor. Getchek will present a gold medal later.
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Weather Forecast for Flagstart and Northern Arizona
Variable cloudiness today and Friday with scattered showers possible in the vicinity. Windy today with a low near 25. High around 58 tomorrow. Temperature records include yesterday high 69 and low 29 this morning. Arizona forecast notes partly cloudy today and Friday with widely scattered afternoon showers or thunderstorms, mainly in mountains. Temperature little changed.
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Galvanized Water Tank Price Quoted at 1,000 Gallons
The listing notes a 1,000 gallon galvanized water tank priced at 100 dollars. The offer is linked to Tommy Anderson of Junipine, Oak Creek Canyon, with a 3 percent rate referenced. The fragmentary text ends with 31-8.
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Iraq Frees Italian Airliner After 27 Hour Hold
Baghdad freed a large Alitalia DC8B airliner after detaining it for 27 hours. The flight from Tehran to Berat carried 21 passengers, with three Americans aboard. Iraqi authorities said the plane lacked required overflight permission. Alitalia and Rome headquarters disputed the claim, noting permissions existed for a defined corridor. Pilot Walter Galli stated he believed daylight overflight was allowed, as airlines have received limited per-flight authorization recently.
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UNESCO Arid Lands Official To Visit Flagstaff Canyon
PHOENIX AP Michel Batie executive secretary of the UNESCO arid lands program arrived in Phoenix for a Southwest factfinding tour to explore creating a world wide arid lands institute in Arizona. He plans talks with Gov. Fannin's appointee, aims to research arid land problems, educate students, disseminate information, and liaise between US and foreign experts. He will tour Los Angeles, Tucson, Flagstaff, and the Grand Canyon.
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Phoenix trial hears graphic claims in marriage murder case
Mrs. Rachel Firth, 24, on trial for attempted murder of her husband Jack, 43, with a pop bottle and hunting knife. He testified he was struck while sleeping and slashed in the stomach as he attempted to defend himself, recounting a violent confrontation with strong accusatory exchanges.
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State Insurance Convention Sets Path for Officers
The State Insurance convention continued into the afternoon with election of officers and an executive board. Fred Fehedes of the Tucson Carpenters Local was seen as likely to become state president, though opposition rumors lingered as delegates debated whether the three day parley would end as scheduled.
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Segregationist Arkansas board threatens recall amid purge
In Little Rock three segregationist school board members pushed recall threats after the removal of 44 teachers in the city's integration troubled system. In Tallahassee authorities used tear gas to disperse a crowd near Negro Seminole after a Negro moonshine suspect was shot by a Black police officer.
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Arizona leaders rally for fair power rates and land reform
Continued remarks condemn high power rates and the sale of state lands to speculators in Arizona. Attacks on press control in Phoenix call for a second major newspaper to spur truthful reporting and compel existing papers to print the news.
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