Carter Charged in KKK Shooting
Asa G. Carter, 32, a segregation advocate, was charged with assault with intent to murder in a Ku Klux Klan meeting shooting at a Birmingham neighborhood theater. Two men, J. P. Tillery, 24, and Charles Bridges, 54, were wounded. Bridges and Tillery hospitalized in varying condition. Carter, released on bond, denied involvement and claimed the meeting used the theater by the North Alabama Citizens Council, of which he is executive secretary. Police noted conflicting accounts from Tillery and others. The North Alabama Citizens Council is among militant anti integration groups in Alabama.
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Two Men Convicted in Darien Check Case
Frederick A. Mazzacca and Sylvester M. Hedges were convicted in Superior Court of larceny and forgery tied to cash and a $94.67 check stolen from Darien clerk Edward Stevenson. Mazzacca admitted cash larceny and for gery for receiving forged change. Hodges pleaded guilty to forgery and was convicted of receiving stolen funds. Sentencing pending probation report.
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Thomas J. Barrett
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