Roaring Freight Trains Over Youths In Tunnel Near Conway
College cross country runners Larry Carter and Ronnie Hearn walked away after a 94 car freight train passed over them in a tunnel near Conway Arkansas. Carter, 20, was eight inches from death and suffered only scratches while Hearn escaped with minor injuries. The brothers roommates at Atkins, they had entered the 2 000 foot tunnel while practicing. The engineer halted the train as soon as he sighted them. both youths refused medical aid and kept the incident quiet to spare their families.
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Conway
Ark
Larry Carter
Atkins
Carter
George D. Curtis
Missouri Pacific Lines
Ronnie Hearn
Arkansas State Teachers College
Hearn
Curtis
F. E. Matthews
Gantt Case Highlights SC Integration Debate Ahead of Fourth Circuit
The Anderson Independent notes the January 9 appeal of Harvey Gantt over Clemson admission, with SC leaders urged to coolly handle integration while avoiding violence. It cites Judge Wyche’s ruling and warns that a loss could spark major change, though Clemson would not close.
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Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Harvey Gantt
U.S
C. C. Wyche
Gantt
Clemson College
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
NAACP
Mississippi
Edgar A. Brown
Clemson
Oxford
Raleigh
N.C
News and Observer
Sen. Brown
Associated Press
South
Judge Wyche
Len Brown
National purchasing agents leader to address Rotary Club
Corp and past president of the National Association of Purchasing Agents will address the Rotary Club Monday at the Lyons Hotel. See DIARY On Page 3.
Siamese Twins Separated but Die Later in Memphis
Siamese twin girls died hours after a lengthy operation in Memphis Tennessee. Surgeons separated them, but the infants worsened after noon and died at about 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. The operation left both with deformities in the left side.
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Memphis
Memphis, Tenn
Tornado Touches Down Near Angie Louisiana
A small tornado struck the Washington parish town of Angie today injuring one person. The sheriff reports one house demolished and three to four others damaged around 4 p.m. Angie lies about 15 miles north of Bogalusa near the Louisiana Mississippi border.
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Ang, Vane
Washington Parish
Angie
Bogalusa
Louisiana- Mississippi
Hartselle considers Sunday openings for delicatessens
The Hartselle City Council discussed issuing licenses to operate delicatessens here and reviewed a Birmingham style ordinance. Councilmen Troy Nunn and grocerymen traveled to Birmingham for information and a vote is set for Tuesday at 5 PM.
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Hartselle
Troy Nunn
Birmingham
Nunn
Grady Long
Long
Decatur High School Band Prepares For State Inauguration Parade
The Decatur High School Band leaves Monday at 1 30 a m for Gov elect George Wallace inauguration in Montgomery joining Morgan County High School Band as the 33rd unit. About 95 Decatur members ride three Trailways buses with two more for Hartselle. All five buses are escorted by the Alabama Highway Patrol, funding coming from Decatur and local supporters. Bands from Alabama counties will participate across the parade route Monday morning.
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Decatur High School
George C. Wallace
Montgomery
Beth Bolay
Vicki Roop
Ron Gray
Marsha Sandlin
George Wallace
Decatur
Morgan County High School
Morgan
Jerry Countryman
Decatur High
Trailways
Countryman
Hartselle
Poe
Morgan County
Alabama
Phone Ruling Orders Alabama Refund and Rate Cut
The Alabama Public Service Commission ordered Southern Bell to refund 21.23 million dollars to customers and reduce profits by 373,119 dollars annually to comply with an Alabama Supreme Court ruling. The decision, signed by President Jack Owen and Joe Foster, covers 1954 to present and may be appealed to court.
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Montgomery
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
Alabama
Jack Owen
Joe Foster
PSC
Alabama Supreme Court
High
Southern Bell
Tshombe Offers Peaceful Yield if U.N. Allows Post in Katanga
President Moise Tshombe of Katanga said he would yield peacefully to United Nations rule if he may remain as provincial president in a unified Congo. He asked for U.N. entry into Kolwezi and freedom of movement elsewhere with central government approval. U.N. headquarters had no word and would not relay such terms to Leopoldville. No response from Premier Cyrille Mpombo’s government was reported.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Congo
Tshom
U.N
Kolwezi
Tshombe
New York
Leopardville
Leopoldville
Cyrilla Mie
Poldville
Mississippi student suspended over Meredith protest
A University of Mississippi student was suspended Friday night for participating in a demonstration against James H. Meredith. The suspension, effective until the 1963 fall term, followed a Thursday cafeteria protest amid campus calls for discipline and learning conditions.
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Oxford, Miss
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
L. L. Love
Student Judicial Council
J. D. Williams
Meredith
Ae Department
Ashington
Acrag
J. D. Wilkliams
Justice Department
Williams
Complete Service for Frigidaire and All Make Appliances
Appliance repair listing notes complete service for Frigidaire and all makes. Mentions Robin son, (ady.) with unclear formatting and minimal contact context. No further details on location or hours provided.
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Robinson’s
Ady
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