U S Readies New Strategy For Commies
Washington reports the Justice Department plans a new indictment against the Communist Party U S A a year after a key appeals ruling. A March 15 trial is set as prosecutors seek volunteers to register the party and trigger fresh charges for each day of nonregistration.
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Washington
U.S. Communist Party
Justice Department
U.S. Court of Appeals
Soviet Union
Supreme Court
Department
Matthew F. McGuire
U.S. District Court
Communist Party
U.S.A
Wayward Bus Found Miles From Home
A red and cream London doubledecker bus vanished from a downtown terminal in Johannesburg and reappeared 100 miles away in Klerksdorp three days later. Transport manager G. Ross suspects the bus was taken by someone unable to afford train or taxi, while a local paper blamed the incident on the shift away from trams.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Klerksdorp
G. Ross
Abby Adds Years Classified Comics Crosswords Editorials
Inside Abby section highlights additions to years in classifieds and features crosswords and editorials with bylines including Goren Graham. includes page reference 20 W 21 4 ll.
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Abby
Goren Graham
Eichmann Aide Novak Sentenced in Vienna
Franz Novak Adolf Eichmann's transport chief was sentenced to eight years in prison for his role in the mass extermination of European Jews. The jury convicted him of violence under aggravating circumstances for directing deportations that led to thousands of deaths aboard crowded trains. The court acquitted him on a separate charge of personally ordering deportations of French and German Jewish detainees.
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Vienna
Austria
Franz Novak
Adolf Eichmann
Europe
Wom
Eichmann
Novak
Israel
Leichmann
Gestapo
France
Germany
Mercer County Toll Rises to 21 with Two Deaths
Two Mercer County men died in separate crashes on Thursday raising the year toll to 21. Willie H. Howell 55 a State Road Department employee was killed when a wheel cylinder burst causing his dump truck to roll and he was run over. James Wilder Good 67 a retired miner was struck by a passing car on U S 19 21 near Princeton during heavy rain. Funeral arrangements are pending at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Rt. 2
Princeton
Willie H. Howell
State
James Wilder Good
Howell
State Road Department
C. F. Little
Road Department
Gardner Road
Little
Goad
U.S. 19-21
R. L. Sturms
Richard R. Godfrey
Sturms
Matoaka
John
Julie Crumb Howell
Leudemia R. Howell
J. W. Howell
Athens
McArthur Howell
Mary Alice Farmer
Chicago
Ill
Agnes Bratton
Emma Gilley
Martinsville
Susie Howell
Jessie A. Howell
Z. C. Howell
Anna L. Ratcliffe
Zethyr Cole
Sarah E. Bonds Goad
United Mine Workers of America
Dott
Beeson
Abbie Lilly Goad
James W. Stewart
Gadsden
Ala
Robert Croy Jr
J. L. Goad
Spanishburg
Dana Baker
Dunns
Mary Nestor
Virginia Jarrell
Dorinda Kessinger
Beckley
Helen VanRenen
Baltimore
Bailey Funeral Home
Paul Hall
Earl Lovell
Roselawn
20th Century Fox barred over Notre Dame film rights dispute
New York AP reports Justice Henry Clay Greenberg issued a nationwide injunction halting 20th Century Fox from showing John Goldfarb Please Come Home and stopping further publication of the book. Notre Dame alleges use of its name violated commercial rights and defames its football program.
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John Goldfarb
Notre Dame University
New York
Notre Dame
Supreme Court
Henry Clay Greenberg
2Th Century-Fox
20Th Century-Fox
Greenberg
Justice
David W. Peck
20Th Century- Fox
Doubleday & Co
Fawcett Publications, Inc
William P. Blatty
Fawcett
Record Cold Grips Northwest as Polar Front Advances South
A massive cold air mass shifts south from the Northwest and Midwest bringing freezing rain and subzero temperatures to the South and East. Warnings extend from Texas to Ohio while states report record lows such as -51 at West Yellowstone and -37 at Custer South Dakota. Two stranded motorists near Belfield, North Dakota, kept warm by burning paper in a steel helmet.
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Southland
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Weather Bureau
Texas Panhandle
Ohio
Yellowstone
Mont
National Park
Meacham
Ore
Pendleton
Worland and Moorcroft
Wyo
Montana
Cle Elum
Washington State
Cascade Mountains
Ellensburg
Washington
Spokane
North Dakota
Williston
Rapid City
Custer
S.D
Hot Springs
Belfield
N.D
Giles Authorities Step Up Probe Into Narrows Bank Shooting
Giles County investigators pressed the case into the shooting of Rufus Shumate 48 a cashier at the First National Bank in Narrows Virginia. No arrest had been made and Shumate was reported recovering at a Roanoke hospital. A .25 caliber pistol was used and the shot struck him in the back near the spine. Details remained sparse as authorities investigated the incident at his home.
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Giles County
Rufus Shumate
First National Bank
Narrows
Giles County Sheriff's Department
Roanoke Va
Tree Of Cheer Fund Reaches 3783.33 For Underprivileged Kids
The Bluefield Community Christmas Tree fund adds 227 to reach 3783.33 toward a 4000 goal. Now in its 46th year the Tree aids 1500 to 2000 local youngsters. Contributions come via The Bluefield Daily Telegraph and Telegraph readers through Box 208 Bluefield West Virginia.
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Bluefield Community Christmas Tree Fund
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Telegraph
Community Christmas Tree Association
Bluefield
W. Va
Bland St
Health Care Compromise In Making
Washington AP report says House and administration edge closer to a health care plan for the aged with Wilbur Mills open to a Social Security administered program financed by a separate payroll tax. Clinton Anderson cautions, AMA silent, and debate shifts to committee work after stalled Senate action.
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Washington
Johnson
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Clinton P. Anderson
Mills
Social Security Agency
The
American Medical Association
Senate
Senate House
Congress
Hooded man attempts attack in hospital parking lot
Mrs. Joanna Allen a 32 year old Chespeake and Ohio Hospital nurse said a masked man with a hood opened her car door brandished a knife and ordered her not to exit He fled as she jumped down a embankment after screaming She was treated for shock and abrasions from leaping free Thursday morning at the hospital parking lot
Ray Of Hope Visioned For Flood Control Aid
Bluefield Virginia eyes federal flood aid for a 501000 flood control project after a public meeting at City Hall. Mayor J Hudson Huffard reports Corps representatives will re survey the area and consider lowering the cost estimate. The Corps initially found the benefit to cost ratio did not justify federal funding.
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Bluefield
J. Hudson Huffard
Corps of Engineers
Engineering Corps
Virginia Siders
Corps
Congress
Huffard
Facts Meager On Christ's Life
The article notes scant, debated knowledge about Jesus life despite extensive study. It cites birth in Bethlehem and upbringing in Nazareth, while acknowledging ongoing centuries of inquiry with partial scholarly agreement. Page 14 reference hints at further discussion.
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Christ
Bethlehem
Nazareth
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