Mixed Armistice Commission cites Jordan for bus ambush deaths
UN Jordan-Israel Mixed Armistice Commission accuses Jordan of sending about 150 aggressors across into Israel from Jordan-controlled land who fired on a passenger bus to Elath and two escort jeeps, killing a Israeli woman passenger and three soldiers.
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Jerusalem
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Two Negroes Denied Civil Service Examinations in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama two Black men George Johnson aged 33 and Clyde Jones 29 were denied permission to take Civil Service exams for city patrol positions. Personnel Director Ray Mullins cited the white only stipulation on the application and said tests would be offered only after the City Commission decides to include colored applicants. Reverend F L Shuttleworth, president of the Alabama Christian Society for Human Rights, accompanied them.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ray Mullins
George Johnson
Clyde Jones
F. L. Shuttleworth
The
Alabama Christian Society For Human Rights
Touch of Autumn Spreads Across Central and Northeast
The Associated Press reports a cool air mass from Canada sweeping over central and northeastern regions. Temperatures fell to the 40s in the northern Great Lakes and 50s up to northern Oklahoma, about 10 degrees cooler than 24 hours earlier from Arkansas to Virginia. Heavy rain marked the leading edge from the Texas Gulf Coast to the North Atlantic states, with up to 3.5 inches west of San Antonio.
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San Antonio
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Former Texas Woman Held for Bogus Checks
A 30 year old mother and former San Antonio waitress Marjorie Inez Evans is held on a bogus check charge in Stillwater Oklahoma. Police say she belongs to a forgery ring that passed about $15 000 in bogus checks in Oklahoma and surrounding states. Evans was stopped after attempting to cash a check and warrants in Oklahoma City show she cashed nearly $400 recently.
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Stillwater
Okla
San Antonio
One of Veteran Twins Dies at Age 81
Floyd Palmer, 81, claimed as the oldest living American veteran twin, died in a nursing home after a heart attack. He and his brother Frank enlisted in the Army during the Spanish American War. Floyd served in Puerto Rico while Frank served in Cuba.
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Richfield Springs
N. Y
Floyd Palmer
Frank
Floyd
Puerto Rico
Otsego County
Cuba
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Community social and family visits across Kansas and Colorado
Humboldt residents report two week vacation in Colorado visiting relatives in Montrose Littleton and Denver with a Kansas City stop to see Lydia Betty. Local families hosted gatherings in Ottawa Chanute Wichita and Emporia as seniors attended BYF events and Ottawa University assembly with several youths and relatives visiting over the weekend.
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M. A. York
Colorado
Donald Bogart
Mont Rose
Mr. York
Harry Rawaldt
Mr. Rawaldt
Littleton
Jane van Dyke
Denver
van Dyke
York
Kansas City
Lydia Betty
R. H. Crawford
Wichita
Joe Crawford
Floyd Crawford
the Baptists Church
Marvin Wellcome
Ottawa Assembly
Ottawa University
Sondra Chaney
Lyle Pullman
Duane
Lyle Clum
John Long
Leo Plake
Beverly
Wilford
Barbara Kester
C. G. Puckett
Diana
Clifford van Nice
Emporia
Thad Clements
Kathy
Sarajane
Community Notices From Chanute Tribune August 21 1956
Visitors in the Clements home were Mr and Mrs Jack Clements of Kansas City and Mr and Mrs H L Rapp of Ottawa. Helen Grother returned from Kansas City after visiting with Lois Ann Meath. Paul Johnson and family of Independence Mo attended the funeral of Mrs W F Fussman and stayed to visit family. Rossner of Kansas City joined the Fussman service. he is Mrs Fussman’s brother. Ben Guthrie returned from Missouri after vacations in Columbia Kirksville St Louis and Carleton.
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Clements
Jack Clements
Kansas City
H. L. Rapp
Ottawa
Helen Grother
Lois Ann Meath
Paul Johnson
Independence
W. F. Fussman
Johnson
H. C. Johnson
William Rossner
Fussman
Rossner
Ben Guthrie
Missouri
Columbia
Kirksville
St. Louis
Carrollton
Brave Little Chick Frightens Snake in Birmingham Tale
Birmingham reporter James G. Atkins recalls a puff adder kept as a pet was terrified by a live baby chick. The chick pecked at the snake while it hissed and coiled, prompting Atkins to swap the snake for frogs and rats to feed the adder.
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Birmingham
Ala
James G. Atkins
Atkins
Well Water Pump Noted In Illiff Colorado History
O. O. Hillman 73 recalls arriving in 1905 to find the town pump supplying cool well water, the only such feature in northeastern Colorado. Other longtime residents cannot remember when the pump first came into use.
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Illiff
Colo
Colorado
O. O. Hillman
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