Arizona Treasurer Robbed in First Statehood Era Heist
A gunman entered the Cantal Monday and robbed the Arizona state treasurer's office of 2.9 percent of its cash. Treasurer J. W. Kelly said the display of knowledge suggested someone familiar with the office. Deputy P. Finch, working ill, handed over the money after the bandit demanded it from him. The register area had about $600 untouched, and the office typically holds around $5,000.
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Truman on Integration and Yard First Advice
In New York former President Truman critiqued Northern activists and urged desegregation efforts begin at home. He mocked eager reformers who meddle in others' affairs, saying their backyards need cleaning first and that public publicity can backfire. Two youths, Joel Geier and Thalia Syracopulos, claimed ties to a sit‑in at American Broadcasting Paramount Theaters to protest a theater policy.
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Sarah Churchill Fined for Drunkenness in Brighton Pub
Sarah Churchill of Sir Winston Charest was fined two pounds for drunkenness at a Brighton pub. It was her third such offense in two years. she pleaded guilty and told the magistrate she had nothing to say except she regretted it.
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Freedom Riders Push On In Mississippi Test
Seven more Freedom Riders leave New Orleans by bus toward Jackson with planes planned to test Mississippi law. Five whites and two blacks faced arrest and fines. thirteen more riders were convicted in Jackson for breach of peace with fines and suspended sentences. An air check on segregation was planned from St. Louis with students from about a dozen cities joining next week. The campaign aims to challenge state laws without violent incidents.
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Poland Cuba Sign TV Pact In Radio Connotation Deal
WARSAW AP says Poland and Cuba signed a ban on radio and television connotation pact. The agreement was reported by the official Polish news agency.
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Eichmann Trial: Israeli Man Recounts Horrors of Death Camp
Simon Srebnik, a Polish born mechanic living in Israel, testified at the Eichmann trial about forced labor backstage at the crematoria. He described pulling gold fillings from corpses, watching Jews paraded to gas chambers, and witnessing mass executions with SS guards ensuring deaths. He recalled a nine month period of daily killings and his escape aided by a Polish farmer.
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