Carter Hopeful Of Spring Start On Tipton Prison
Col. James D. Carter state corrections director said construction on the new 950000 women’s penitentiary at Tipton could begin by spring. Plans approved and sent to the State Building Commission, bids await approval. The facility to house 82 inmates will be built on 13½ acres north of Tipton, replacing the current quarters east of Jefferson City.
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Tipton
James D. Carter
Ralph McSweeney
Carter
State Building Commission
Jefferson City
Missouri
Ex Senator Attacks Wright security plan in speech
Former senator Harry Cain warned that the Wright commission’s security proposals threaten independence of courts and erase Supreme Court protections. Cain, ex-member of the Subversive Activities Control Board, spoke to Philadelphia American for Democratic Action, arguing the commission would run roughshod over key decisions and undermine individual rights. The Wright commission, chaired by Loyd Wright, urged broad reforms to the federal security program and court transparency.
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Philadelphia
Harry’ P. Cain
Wash
Wright Commission
Cain
Subversive Activities “Control Board
Loyd Wright
Supreme Court
Americans For Democratic Action
Commission
Congress
Witesses
Wright
Los Angeles
The
American Bar ‘Assn
Tunisia Accepts Arms From Egypt
President Habib Bourguiba announced the arrival of Egyptian arms for the Tunisian army and affirmed Tunisia's Western alignment. He noted 2,000 rifles and mortars in the shipment and described it as a token Arab aid. The move triggered Western arms deliveries to counter Egyptian influence amid French protests.
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Tunis
Habib Bourguiba
Bourguiba
Tunisia
Egypt
United States
Great Britain
World Appeal Issued For Algerian Refugees
The International Red Cross launched a world appeal for relief for 100000 refugees who fled from Algeria to Morocco and Tunisia. The appeal was addressed to 80 national Red Cross societies. The refugees, mostly women children and old people, face the coming winter in a desperate plight and are in urgent need of foodstuffs clothing and blankets.
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Geneva
International Red Cross
Algeria
Morocco
Tuwnisia
Red Cross
Red Crescent
Judge Rules 95 Magazines Lewd Smutty Obscene
A Missouri circuit court judge ruled 95 of 280 seized magazines books and periodicals were obscene and lewd after police raids on Kansas City outlets. The judge ordered the condemned items burned or returned to owners with remaining seized materials kept as evidence for possible prosecutions.
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Kansas City
Ben Terre
Kansas City News Distributors
Ruback's
Ted’s Book Store
Title Newstand
Town News
Jack’s ‘Newstand
Teen-Ager Killed Rescuing Cousin
In Philadelphia a 1 year old girl died after being dropped to safety from a second floor window during a south Philadelphia house fire. Cousin Roslyn Payne was seriously burned, Mrs Payne 52 suffered a leg fracture, and Barry Collins 8 had minor burns. Olivia Collins died while rescuing Roslyn. she dropped the child into the waiting truck driver’s arms before succumbing to smoke.
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Philadelphia
Olivia Collins
Roslyn Payne
Philadelphia General Hospital
Novella “Payne
Barry Collins
Collins
Payne
Miss Collins
Roslyn
Late juror fined per minute for court delay in mistrial
In Huntington West Virginia juror i Mac on r Irby was fined one dollar per minute for contempt totaling fifteen dollars after being about 15 minutes late due to a parking problem. The judge cited the lateness as causing a mistrial in a $1063 damage suit.
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Huntington
Macon R. Irby
Irby
Strike Authorized Against Frisco Railroad in Nine States
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen authorized a strike against the Frisco Railroad spanning nine states. Officials say they do not understand the issue. union officers decline to specify. Frisco general manager Louis W. Menk says there is no wage or condition dispute and questions the walkout.
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Springfield
Brotherhood of Railway
Frisco
C. QO. Carnahan
Louis W. Menk
Carnahan
Menk
German Shepherd Guards Store in Robbery Standoff
Baron, a 3-year-old German shepherd, worked a La Mirada liquor store to attack on command for owner Raymond Baker. During a Tuesday holdup, Baron leaped at the gunman and was shot, leaving him paralyzed. Veterinarians will decide in a couple of days if surgery is needed to restore movement.
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Los Angeles
Baron
Wes
la Mirada
Raymond Baker
Baker
Robert Nelson
Nelson
Yellowstone National Park Area Report
Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming covers about 3,472 square miles. The figure reflects the park's vast expanse and distinctive geography within the United States.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
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Tipton Prison
Cate
Helene Pess
G.A. Fischer
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Aflcio
Atlantic City
Sexpert
Seaton
Fred A. Seaton
Interior
Washington
E. L. Bartlett
Alaska
Fairbanks
Avinihe
ETHIC
F. M. Stamper CO
Bulova
Yee
Ambassador
E. High
John F. Klos
Trede
New Bulova
Khon
Tad SY Jostes
Seagram
Seagram's
Rgreagram Distillere Company
New Worm City
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