Court Orders 16 Arrested In Race Feud
In Clinton Tennessee federal court 16 suspects were arraigned on criminal contempt for interfering with peaceful school integration at Clinton High. Warnings issued by Judge Robert X. Taylor led to arrests of 15 others, with bonds ranging from 2 500 to 10 000. The group includes W. H. Till and several others charged with intimidation and lawlessness as the town faces school reopening plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Tenn
White Citizens Council
Clinton High School
W. H. Till
U. S. Dist
Robert X. Taylor
Knoxville
Till
Taylor
Clinton
Alonzo Bullock
Bond
Lawrence J. Brantley
William
Brakebil
Clifford Carter
Jimmy Pierce
Elsa. Nelson
Thomas Fr.’ Sanders
Henson Nelson
Clyde Cook
Cleo Nelson
Chris Foust
John B. Jong
J.C
Cooley
Raymond Wer
R. C. Crossno
East
Tennessee
Water main breaks halt traffic in Charleston business district
A 12 inch water main ruptured on Capitol Street near the National Bank of Commerce flooding sidewalks and closing the block between Fife and Lee. Water service to nearby offices and shops was cut for hours while crews from West Virginia Water Service Co. repaired the line.
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Capitol St
Capitol
National Bank of Commerce
Gazette
Ferrell Friend
Charleston
National ‘Bank of Commerce
J. H. Wilkinson
West Virginia ‘Water Service Co
Fife and
Lee Sts
Éntire
Wis
Cara
Definition of an Economist Mindful of Others' Business
A concise glimpse describes an economist as a person whose work is to mind other people's business in the realm of economic matters. It frames the role as advisory and analytic within market affairs and policy considerations.
Paving Job Set If Weather Remains Favorable
The city plans Lee Street paving between Capitol and Quarrier if conditions stay dry. The south side triangle between Lee Street and Capitol will close with no parking from Capitol to Dickenson. If rain comes, the paving is postponed per Copenhaver and the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Copenhayer
Capitol
Lee, St. Triangle
Quarrier
Dickingen
Copenhaver
Hungary Rebuffs Hammarskjold Visit Plans
Hungary refused to receive Dag Hammarskjold in Budapest on December 16 for a mercy mission while leaving open the possibility of a later visit. The U.N. secretary general’s plan drew surprise from delegates and prompted talk of revoking Horvath delegation credentials if Hungary and the Soviet Union do not agree by December 7 to allow U.N. observers.
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United Nations
N. Y
Hungary
Dag Hammarskjold
Budapest
Imre Horvath
Hammarskjold
Horvath
Budanest
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge’ Jr
Pee
Toi
Soviet Union
U.N
Vienna
Tal. Mtl
Two Frogs Delay Piedmont Flight At Mercer County
Two frogs shipped to Huntington caused a Piedmont Airlines plane to delay at Bluefield Mercer County airport. The amphibians escaped in flight after not being removed at their prior stop andjumped in the baggage area until the plane landed. They were finally captured and placed in a cigar box for return to Huntington.
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Bluefield
Piedmont Airlines
Mercer County
Huntington
Dunbar Sets December 26 Vote on Annexation
Dunbar schedules a December 26 annexation election to expand the city’s area. If approved it would add large tracts west of Institute and West Virginia State College and other districts along State Rts 35 and 25, East of Dunbar, as well as Grandview Memorial Park and several subdivisions.
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Dunbar
Institute and West Virginia State College, Carbide and Carbon’s
Institute, Plant and Gab
West Charleston
Grandview Memorial Park
Dulles Declared Fit for Work After Physical
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles was deemed fit for fall duties following a thorough medical exam. Officials said surgeons Maj. Gen. Leonard D. Heaton and Dr. Daughton concluded the patient was ready to resume normal duties.
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Washington
INS
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Erie White
Dulles
Leonard D. Heaton
Reed ‘Army Medical'Center
DrAs D. ‘Daughton
City Scenes Mayor Supervises Capitol Water Repairs
Outside a downtown drugstore window, Mayor Copenhaver oversees Capitol water main repairs. The scene centers on the ongoing city utility work and the public figure observing the progress. Nearby pedestrians and traffic add urban context to the maintenance effort.
Car Strikes Man Killing City Resident in Boone County
Police report a Boone County coon hunter's car struck 72 year old Jesse F. Gullion at the Rt 2Y Chandler Dr intersection near Charleston early yesterday, severing his body. The driver Chester Arthur Foster 32 of Ra- reportedly said he did not see the man and struck Chase near the middle of the highway as he returned from a Jackson County coon hunting trip. The mangled remains were found about 20 feet apart by Patrolman Emory Griffith. The incident is under investigation.
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Boone County
Charleston
Emory Griffith
Jesse F. Gullion
Chandler Dr
Chandler
Chester Arthur Foster
Ra- Griffith
Foster
Jackson’ County
Galles
Budapest Tanks Break Up Demo In Quiet Week
Soviet tankmen and Hungarian police dispersed crowds in Budapest during a series of protests around Freedom Square near the U S Embassy. About 1,000 demonstrators faced rifle butts as two dozen tanks patrolled. chants denounced the AVH and demanded no more deportations. Witnesses reported arrests including at least one child.
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Eric Waha
Endre Marton
Budapest
Freedom Square
U. S
Janos Kadar
AVH
Legation
Kadar
Imre Nagy
Petoefi
Calvin Square
Socialist Bid To Oust Eden Gains Support
London reports show signs Eden may be ousted as prime minister as Labour attacks foreign policy over Egypt. Within the Conservative party a right wing revolt grows with Captain Waterhouse and others abstaining in a confidence vote while Eden rests in Jamaica and faces pressure to resign after return.
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London
Anthony Eden
Eden
House of' Commons
Britain
Egypt
Rght
House
Jamaica
Gamal Abdel
Nasser
Suez Canal
Mideast
Britain Eyes U. S. Loan to Halt Dip
Britain seeks a new dollar loan from the United States to stabilize the post crisis economy. Chancellor Harold Macmillan says Britain may offer U.S. securities as collateral at a commercial interest rate. The plan stresses no outright sale of securities and signals the need to defend gold and dollar values amid price declines.
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Britain
U. S
London
United States
U.S
Harold Macmillan
Suddenly It’s 1960 Gift Basket Contest Promotes Salvation Army
A garbled 1960s style call invites readers in Charleston to enter a gift basket contest benefiting the Salvation Army. It promises a four door hardtop valued at over 3000 dollars as the prize and urges participation to aid needy families this Christmas.
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Charleston
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