State Police extend license, inspection enforcement at midnight
Grounded details show that extensions push inspection and license renewals to 12:01 a.m. Tuesday. Police will begin strict enforcement statewide for void licenses and invalid inspection stickers. A separate report notes a five year capital program totaling 8,090,853 with city, state, and federal funding supports.
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Paul L. Mculey
Lee
Maddox Says He Used Force to Bar Negroes from Cafeteria
AdgLANTA RP Segregationist Lester Maddox says he used body force to prevent four Negroes from entering his Atlanta cafeteria opened last September. He claims the facility does not participate in interstate commerce but falls under the Civil Rights Act as a civil contempt charge looms for Monday after earlier refusal to integrate.
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Lester Maddox
Intea
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COFO seeks non profit charter in Pittsburgh plea
The Pitts chr Friends of COFO asked a Pleas Court yesterday for a charter as a non profit organization. COFO stands for ceres of Fédératéd Organ is. It's a civil rights group that has played a leading part in resent assaults on segregat ion in Mississippi.
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Fédératéd Organis
Mississippi
Two Negroes Face Extended Death Row in 1953 Rape Case
Edgar Labat and Clifton Peret, both Negro, have prolonged their death row wait since 1953 in New Orleans. The men, now 42 and 36, are tied to an aggravated rape conviction and a legal battle over jury composition. Their case has reached the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals after multiple Supreme Court reviews. The crime occurred on a November night in New Orleans when a white woman and her male companion were assaulted. the all-white jury convicted them without mercy.
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Clifton Alton Peret
Daryl Chessman
Chessman
California
Labat
Poret
Jack Gremillion
Louisiana
Torms
Henry L. Hanchey
Hanchey
Solveig Johansson
Europe
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Peret
Northwestern Rivers Flooding Diminishes in Oregon Area
North to Salem area near Keizer saw no Willamette River flooding, unlike December. floods harmed Washington Idaho and Oregon communities with iso lation and destruction from Sweetwater and Culdesac in Idaho. An earthslide killed a Mullin couple near Randle Washington. Cazadero Dam breach sent a three foot wave toward Portland but dissipated. Much of the nation faced extreme cold with subzero readings in Maine to Ohio Valley and snow from Virginia to the Rockies.
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Eight Stage Sixth Sit-In At Pa Capitol
In Harrisburg AP eight members of the Chester Committee for Freedom Now led a sixth sit-in outside Governor Scranton's office protesting police brutality in Chester. The group, including Branche and Stamey, met Attorney General Walter E. Alessandroni for about an hour and 40 minutes with no stated outcome. Earlier they faced a hearing on trespassing, continued until next Thursday due to an attorney's absence.
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Stamey
Branche
Chester
Joseph Demma
Rites Held For Mrs H Sweet Centreville Ohio
Mrs Marjorie Sweet of Center ville Ohio died after a period of illness. Rites were held at Gebhart Schmidt Funeral Home in Miamisburg with interment at Marion. She was 55 and survived by her husband mother Grace Bricker daughter Nancy Schmidt and two grandchildren. Her husband, a longtime Corry resident, worked at Ray monds before transferring to Associated Spring Corp. in Hollywood actor John Larkin dies after heart attack. He was 52 and had appeared in thousands of radio and TV roles since the 1930s.
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Harold
Marjorie) Sweet
Centerville
Ohio
Gebhart Schmidt
Miamisburg
Marion
Sweet
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Hollywood
John Larkin
Gen
Wiley Crowe
Spring Creek Community News and Visits
Mrs Don Whaley hosts and visits abound in Spring Creek with guests from Corry Warren and Tonawanda. Youth Week plans at Congregational churches and Warren County Bookmobile stops announced while school reports absenteeism and health cautions are issued. Obituaries note the deaths of George Anderson and Fred Smith with sympathy extended to families.
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William H. Mitchell
Dale Mitchell
William A. Mitchell
Corry
Carl Donaldson
William Donaldson
Glen Donaldson
Frank Spiesman
Don Whaley
Charles Whaley
Warren
Thomas Hughes
Marci
Chris
de Bodie
Tonawanda
N. Y
Larry Johnson
Miami
Howard Johnson
West Spring Creek
Ladies ‘Aid
Richard Mulligan
Mulligan
Warren County Bookmobile
WSEE
Erie
Cindy Mitchell
Norman Mitchell
Sally Wharton
Donald Wharton
Barbara, Macko
Andes
Frank Macko
Jessica Huff
Jess Huff Jr
Dean Johnson
Lyle Johnson
Rebecca Johnson
David Johnson
George Anderson
Hammond
Ind
Anderson
Norma Deming
Fred Smith
Cold Doesn't Daunt Britons at Churchill's Funeral Ride
At 8 45 am EST three buses ferried Harrow boys to Westminster Hall. The youths walked to a grass plot near the funeral procession start. A small RAF veteran group on Fleet Street carried a banner saying So Many Owe So Much to You.
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Harrow
Westminster Hall
Fleet Street
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