Clinton Judge Denies Acquittal In Eleven Defendants Case
The Clinton segregation trial proceeds as defense rests after brief witness testimony and a lengthy judge’s ruling. US District Judge Robert L. Taylor overrules a defense motion while noting sufficient evidence to support government charges that the eleven defendants knowingly violated a federal order and aided in circumventing Clinton High School desegregation. The defense vows more witnesses to present the “other side” of the case.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Efense
Clinton
Robert L. Dobbie
Memphis
Tald
U. S
Robert L. Taylor
U.S
Robert L. Hobbs
Clinton High School
Taylor
Sybil Davis
Grover
McLeod
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee White Citizens Council
David A. Klinger Faces Parking Fine Totals
David A. Klinger of 196 Seneca Street was assessed 226 in fines by Police Magistrate M. Cobiett. He received three special delivery notices and four overdue order tickets. Arranged before the magistrate he admitted the offers.
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Agnorimge Seve
Wien
Ets
David Alton Klinger
Seneca Street
M. 5
Cobiett
Kiger
Nim
Klinger
Syusoxpiey Waess
Robert Keppel
East Main Street
Keppel
Bao ‘Hull
Zobbett
Attorrwy Sidney Carlbury
Union Clty
Wislor
Roger Braver
Union Aide Admits Using Union Funds For Homes
The secretary treasurer of the United Textile Workers Union admits he and President Anthony Valente diverted 987 000 from union funds to buy Washington homes. He claims the entries were for organizational expenses and disguising the borrowing as a fund. the committee was told repayments were made and an executive council authorized a lay aside device to conceal the loan.
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Reeseeyera
Aiuye Cleert
United Textile Workers Union
Anthony Valente
Washington
Fhie Bennie Tunkers
Hlentzt
Valente
Council Ia
Vilente
UTW
Barr
Tne Bow
Miss U S A Loses Crown In Controversial Pageant
Long Beach California reports the new Miss United States may lose her title after admitting marriage to Gene Norris Ennis at age 14. Leona Gage and sponsor had denied prior marriage claims amid scattered rumors. Miss Utah Charlotta Sheffield will assume the Miss United States title. Miss Maryland denied and later admitted marriage.
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Long Beach
Calif
Tana
Glen Burnie
Baltimore
Gene Norris Ennis
Air Force
Friendship International
David Nathan
Gene Dr
Leoni
Utah
Charlotta Sheffield
Salt Lake City
Miss Maryland
Clarence Long
Crisfield
Leona
Dio
Federal government ends year with sizable surplus
The Treasury and the Budget Bureau report a fiscal year end June 30 with receipts at 20.99 billion and expenditures at 69.845 billion, a deficit in 1957 previously balanced by rising tax collections. Debt declined by 4. _
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Treaciy
Budget Bureau
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Percival Brundage
Thare Januaty
Department of Defense
Congress
Premier Wins Confidence Vote Amid Algerian Crisis
Premier Maurice Bourger Mulhoury faced a near party split as he won a confidence vote by unofficial tally 254 to 206. He said the government risked its position by pushing the last line of confidences to confront nationalist rebellion and Algerian violence.
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Sisauane
ENE
Fentotine Qadet- Bly Tading Voed
Algeria
Prahes
Freiler
Maurice Bourger Mulhoury
Fake meter reader alarm hits Corry homes again
Residents report a second impersonator posing as a Pennsylvania Gas Company reader. Mrs George Nichols verified one honest employee but rejected a second man. Police investigate. authorities say the firm warns about official badges and proper identification to prevent fraud.
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Corry
Corry Helies
George Nichols
Worth Street
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Bert Anderson Eshler
Anderson
Smblen
House Restores Foreign Aid Cut Of 300 Million
Washington istory records show the House voting 155 to 74 to reverse a cut and restore 300 million dollars to the economic aid fund amid a daily showdown on Eisenhower's overseas aid package. The measure aimed to support defense programs of allies while battles continued over total authorization and funding levels in Congress.
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House
Washington
Rixenhower
America
Eisenhower
Einenhower
Young
Vollell
Jnd
Senate
Bil
Bowler
D-T
Rep Bentley
R-Mich
Turnpike Trial Nears Finish in Pennsylvania Conspiracy Case
The turnpike trial nears completion as the defense rests after calling more than two dozen witnesses for nine defendants accused of conspiring to fleece the toll road commission of 191 million dollars. District Attorney Dowling and Deputy Attorney General Paliati said rebuttal witnesses would follow.
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Manmenseburo PF
Pennsylvania
Pike
Toll Road Commission
Wines
Huetie P. Dowling
Vincent Q. Paliati
Defunsi
Knowland Plans Further Civil Rights Amendments Before Recess
Senator Knowland R California said he will offer more purifying amendments to Section 3 of the civil rights bill before Senate recess tonight. He indicated no specific language was ready yet but expected action in consultation with Northern Democrats. Aiken and Russell criticized the bill as a campaign issue and urged limiting the measure to voting rights for Negroes and other minorities, warning critics want to expand to human relations and broader powers.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
R-Gullf
Senate
Aiken
R-Vi
Sén
Russell
D-Ga
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U S fires first atomic air rocket from Nevada test site
The United States successfully launched its first air atomic rocket from a Northrup F89 Scorpion jet at the Atomic Test Site in Nevada. The 18 000 foot altitude blast produced a pink doughnut cloud as observers watched the Gen ie weapon, manufactured by Douglas Aircraft, detonate with potential kiloton energy. Colonel J F Atkinson of the Air Defense Command provided updates as officials contended with the test’s implications.
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Atomic Test Site
Nev
Aly ‘Defense Command
Ashe
J.F. Atkinson
Ganiuand
Grants Lie Test To Sheppard in Ohio Penitentiary Confab
A report notes Gov D William ONeil considered offering a lie detector test for Dr Samuel Sheppard serving a life term for the murder of his wife Marilyn. The discussion included Lt Gov Paul Herbert and a request by the Sheppard family. A Cleveland osteopath Gregory was cited as a detector expert.
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Cullmens
William O'Neil
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
Pail M. Herbert
Supreme Court
Cleveland Osteopath
Ohio
Donald Weiler
Marilyn Sheppard
Bay Village
Clevelland
Herbert Saie
Tyawe
Wartet
Sanis
Tor
Siam
Gregory
Alex Gregory
Rexort
Wedley
Seek Applicants For Income Tax Collector's Job
Corry school district and city administration seek an honest capable tax collector to enforce income levy collections. Labor unions suggest many self employed taxpayers may owe back payments. officials will accept applications by Monday July 29 for a start next year.
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Corry
Raymond Union Turns Down Offer in Bargaining Session
Raymond Mfg. Co. Union an affiliate of the United Auto Workers rejected a company offer reached in recent talks. Voters instructed the union negotiating committee to continue bargaining to seek a settlement before August 4, the contract anniversary. The offer included a wage increase about six cents per hour across the board, an insurance improvement worth about one and a half cents per hour, and unclear cost-of-living adjustments.
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Raymond Mfg. Co
United Auto Workers
C10
Solons Attack New Four Per Cent Government Bond Issue
Congress denounces the Treasury for issuing four percent bonds amid inflation fears. Senator Martin of Pennsylvania argues the government must compete for money. Democrats worry the rate signals reflation and hurts borrowing costs. The issue covers 24 billion dollars in debt refinancing due August and October, with one year and four year securities and a four month 3.5 percent option.
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Wasrenuaul
Lehi Jap
Congress
Treasury
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Martin
Treasury Department
Treas
Rup
Multer
House Banking Committee
Freusttry Humphrey
Patman D-Teo
Banking Committee
Filter Cigarettes Hit In Testimony Of Cancer
Dr Ernest Wynder testified to a House subcommittee that some tobacco firms market cigarettes with highly effective filters or weak blends to increase cancer risk. He cited about 29 000 expected cancer deaths this year and noted 80 percent could be prevented if people did not smoke. A UT Texas pathologist supported the testimony with ongoing research.
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Ernest L. Wyndler
House
Wynder
Slotn-Ketrering ‘Institute For Cancer Research
Atsidon
University of Texas Medea Sobol
Lsd
Wecent Witdies
Lesalle
Marines Destroy Marijuana Field Near Pittsburgh
Yesterday Marines destroyed a marijuana field on a hillside overlooking downtown Pittsburgh. Police seek the family believed responsible for planting and cultivating the crop valued at about $250,000 in potential drug traffic.
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Forrennes
Billy Graham Crusade Extension Decision Report
A New York report notes Billy Graham and top aides met at a breakfast gathering to discuss extending the crusade beyond the planned dates. The decision followed talks with key officials and committee members.
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Billy Graham
Crusade
New York
Billy Glayhill
Newark Ceilhade
Sfien Grulwin
Hoffa Case Goes To Jury After Trial
The Hoffa conspiracy bribery case went to the jury. Judge Matthews instructed the seven women and five men to deliberate thoroughly and impartially. Key counts explained include an alleged plan to obtain a Senate Rackets Committee job and a later bribery scheme involving Fischbach. The jury will decide Hoffa's role.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Burnley
Matthews
Houia
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Detroit
I. Fischach
Miami
Johny Oye Chen
Senate
Hoffa
Flichbach
Scouts Leave Jamboree Site
About 50,000 Boy Scouts headed home from Valley Forge Park after the 10th national jamboree. A Jubilee contingent of 1,700 scouts and leaders from every state and Canada remained for an upcoming trip to Sutton Park near Birmingham, England for the international jamboree.
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U. S
New York
Edmonton Dividend Notice From Royalty Payment
Fragmentary text describes a dividend payment and royalties involving Albertari and the word divisions. The readable parts indicate a financial notice about a $20 dividend and a payment method, with references to Edmonton and an excheans proof.
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Edmonton
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