FBI arrests 20 men in three civil rights workers deaths
In Mississippi the FBI seized 20 men including the Neshoba County sheriff and his deputy and five Ku Klux Klan members in the slayings of three civil rights workers. The suspects were arraigned later at Meridian and face conspiracy and accessory charges with prison terms and fines depending on the count.
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FBI
Philadelphia
Miss
Neshoba County
Dstman
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Meridian
Edgar Killen
Roy Moore
Jackson FBI
Schwerner
New York
Martin Luther King
FBI Today
Mississippi
Youth given 10 year terms for forgery and escape
Richard Madi, a St. Paul youth, was sentenced in Erie district court to up to 10 years on two forgery counts and up to two years on a jail break charge, to run concurrently. He pleaded guilty and was denied a suspended sentence. Madi helped escape the county jail in September with four other inmates.
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Erie
St. Paul
Richard Madi
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Madi
Madl
Jimmy Samples
Parsons
Snowy weather slows adults yet pleases the young
Area residents cope with ice and two inches of snow from yesterday's storm. Roads remain passable but hazardous as Kansas reports varying depths from four to eleven inches, with northern areas lighter and southwest pockets deeply snowed. Weekend forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and light snow.
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Highway Patrol
Chanute
FAA
Lody
Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
Englewood
South Central
South
Kiowa
Elkhart
Eureka
Commission
Cygne
Garden City
Russell
Lina
Manhattan
Wamego
Kansas City
Olathe
Peka
Abilene
Great Bend
Dodge
City
Syracuse
U.S
Reprieve Mix-Up Delays Army Induction in California
In Los Angeles Patrick W Richardson, 21, awaiting induction, quit his job sold his car and accepted gifts to delay service. He appeared at the station but was the wrong Patrick W Richardson. the Army gave him a $1.25 bus ticket to Santa Ana. In Wichita, burglars stole $2,000 from the field house ticket office, though hundreds of home game tickets were later found inside the safe. Local officials checked several organizations for federal gambling stamps as part of the probe.
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Los Angeles
Patrick W. Richardson
Army
Patrick
Santa Ana
Wichita
Wichita State University
Athletic Department
Slick Roads Trigger City Crash Rush
Slick streets and ice sparked several minor crashes yesterday around Lafayette and Forest. Police reported injuries none, with the heaviest damage to a 1958 Chrysler and a 1955 Chevrolet as drivers failed to stop at intersections amid snow and glare.
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Elviston
Peterson
Oil Co
Tulsa
Afayette
Mrs
Richard
Forest and
Cherry
Cloke
Tennessee
Main
Lafayette
Roger Tidd
Altoona
Ranier Noote
Chrysler
Tidd
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Lincoln
Walnut
Melvin Stierwalt
Ashby
James Brown
Stierwalt
Brown
Anthony P. Myers
R. 3
Beulah Early
Olathe
Myers
Neadel Gassman
Students Released After Campus Sit-In Free Speech Movement
Berkeley AP report describes UC Berkeley de facto release of protesters after a campus strike. Police hauled away rebels from Sproul Hall as bail bonds rose. Joseph Cohen notes bond up to 300 dollars. Mario Savio led protests demanding unrestricted recruitment and funding for off campus political activity.
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Berkeley
Calif
Uni
University Pressversity of California
Dent Clark Kerr
Alameda County
Joseph Cohen
Sproul Hall
Edward Strong
Mario Savio
California
New York City
University of California
Rupert Crittenden
U.S. unemployment rate falls to 5 percent in November
The Labor Department reports November unemployment at 5 percent, down from 5.2 percent in October. Weather delays and mild conditions helped curb joblessness, with declines noted in construction, agriculture, lumbering and outdoor industries.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Unemployment Drops to 5 Percent in November Amid Mixed Jobs Data
Three Americans injured as an Atlantic Coast Line train derailed near Willacoochee Georgia during floods. The total civilian labor force fell to 74.2 million while the jobless rate eased to 5.0 percent the lowest since last July. Berkeley campus protests yield arrests amid charges of unlawful assembly and possible bail reductions.
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Tifton
Atlantic Coast
Willacoochee
Here
Georgia State Patrol
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours to 9 am Friday with two fatalities for December and 1964 figure. comparison shows a 537 count for 1963 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Yule Home Contest Set With Citywide Decorating
Chanute Jay announces the fourth annual Christmas home decorating contest to be judged December 17 with four wards and a grand champion. Prizes include a traveling trophy and framed certificates. entries due by December 15.
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Main
Charles C. Winfrey
Comner
Mittee
Frey
First Church of God
J. M. Shively
Rutter
Santa
L. M. Dannenberg
N. Garfield
Northwest Ward
Orville Huffman
N. Grant
Southeast
Northeast Ward
Winfrey
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Lige Matlock
Country ‘Club
Santa Fe
Veterans of Foreign Wars
W. Main
American Legion
Evergreen
the Elks
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Eagles
Attorney General's Office
Nate
Tribune
Bill Jenkins
Arts and Crafts Club
Robert Lausch
Plummer
Memorial Building
Chanute Recreation Commission
Betty Williams
Mary J. Johnson
W. Mth
Steve W. Gardner
N. Lafayette
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Gardner
Ralph Ruggles
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