Negro Testing Called Success Sparks Tuscaloosa Meeting
Robinson swore assault charges against James W Wilder and Wilder was released after bond. A mass meeting of about 300 Negroes at First Baptist Church in Tuscaloosa heard Gregory praise progress, urging action to integrate restaurants and support the Citizens for Action Committee led by T Y Rogers Jr.
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Riots and Buddhist Protesters Roil Saigon
In Saigon Buddhist monks and nuns clash with para troopers outside the U.S. Embassy as mobs attack the U.S. Information Service library and city streets erupt in demonstrations. A monk reportedly plans self immolation on a central boulevard. protesters present a petition to Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor.
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Pilot helps land Allegheny plane in Lancaster crash
Flight 833 from Pittsburgh to Reading and Newark made a hard landing in a snow field after an engine failure. Pilot Capt. William Morris guided the Convair to a safe stop, with two crew members hospitalized for injuries. Passengers credit Morris for saving lives as investigators examine the damaged aircraft.
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Newark
Civil ‘Aeronautics Board
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Trenton
Lancaster General Hospital
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Short interest drop cited as market ambiguous factor
The Bearish mood explains the January decline in NYSE short positions by three theories. Investors may be turning bullish as the economy expands or December short sales were covered in January to benefit from lower tax rates. Tax-driven selling and cover trades could reduce potential demand and affect near term prices.
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New York Stock Exchange
Brink's Robbers Seek Parole Hearing in Prison
Walpole Mass AP after eight years in prison three members of the million dollar Brink's robbery gang gained a hearing today on commuting their life terms to parole eligibility. The seven others remain in life terms for the 1 219 000 cash robbery. three members are dead and Joseph J O Keefe is free.
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Jazz) Maffie
Brink's Bandits
Joseph F. ‘McGinnis
Thomas F. Richardson
Anthony Pino
Vincent Costa
Joseph J
Specs) O'Keefe
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