Lawrence Crash Injuries Minor
An early morning crash at the Al Highway 36 and Walnut intersection in Lawrence County injured Millard P. Jeffreys and Allie Jeffreys. Jeffreys, 44, suffered fractures and bruises, while Allie, 43, had minor injuries. No charges were filed. both were treated locally.
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Moulton
Lawrence County
al Highway
Walnut
Hope
Millard P. Jeffreys
Allie
Lynch A. McKelvy
Mouley
Jeffreys
Irwin and Dyar Infirmary
Byars and Road
Fairview Church
Herbert A. McGregor
Hillsboro
Lennon Coy Brandon
Roy Thomas
Mt Hope Church Plans Revival by Paul Ayers
Paul Ayers from Cleveland Mississippi will conduct a revival at the Mt Hope Church of Christ starting Friday night and running through Sunday July 17 Two services are scheduled daily at 10 30 a m and 7 55 p m in the church auditorium located in Mt Hope local residents are invited to attend and participate in the series of sermons and gatherings
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Church of Christ At
Mt. Hope
Paul Ayers
Cleveland
Miss
Mt. Hope Church of Christ
Mount Etna Activity In Crater Sparks Nightly Fireworks
A U S Navy plane over Mt Etna in Sicily reports new volcanic activity inside a small crater on the northeast flank. Flames and chunks of molten rock rise about 100 feet every 8 to 10 minutes, with a persistent red glow and dark lava bed beneath. No major eruption is observed. main crater remains quiet about 300 feet above.
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MT. Etna
Sicily
Europe
John Riggins
Hancock St. Bluefield
W. Va
R. M. Biggenho
3Rd St. Verona
Salvatore Cocuzza
Institute of Volcanology
University of Catania
Fireworks blamed for $200,000 warehouse fire in Oakland
Fire officials say youths firing fireworks caused a $200,000 blaze that destroyed a black square warehouse used by the Canned Foods Distribution Center in Oakland this week.
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Oakland
Calif
Canned Foods Distribution Center
Huk Leaders Die in Philippine Army Ambush
Four Huk regional commanders were killed in an army raid north of Manila. The army reported seven civilians and six soldiers were arrested on suspicion of stealing military arms and ammunition for the Huk rebellion.
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Manila
Philippine News Service
Lava activity rises as crater spouts increase
Authorities report a sharp rise in volcanic activity with spouts increasing and potential lava spilling over the crater rim. Villagers in the possible flow path show no signs of fear despite the danger.
Prisoner Shoots Jailer and Escapes in Chicago
A 16 year old youth, Ronald Charles Dean, shot and seriously wounded jailer Albert H. Brown at the Shakespeare Ave station after escaping his cell. Brown, struck in the left arm right hand and abdomen, remained in critical condition. Dean was being held for tampering with an auto and petty theft and was wanted for violation of parole from the State Training School for Boys.
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Chicago
North Side
Albert H. Brown
Shakespeare Ave
Ronald Charles Dean
Brown
Thomas Lyons
Uniform Police
Dean
Birmingham Mayor in Line for Top State Job
Birmingham Mayor James W. Morgan allegedly top candidate for a state post as Gov. James E. Folsom plans a reshuffle. The Birmingham Post-Herald cites a source claiming Morgan could receive a choicest appointment such as manager of the State Docks at Mobile or a post with the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board. Morgan denied conversations or offers.
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Birmingham
James W. Morgan
Birmingham Post-Herald
Post - Herald
James E. Folsom
Morgan
Mobile
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Rejected suitor tells police I think I killed her
John R. Crocker, 34, a former houseboy and law student, admitted to detectives that he thought he killed Norma Thompson McCauley, whose body was found strangled and stabbed in her Bel Air home. Detectives said he denied the murder but acknowledged past threats and found letters from him.
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Los Angeles
Norma Thompson McCauley
John R. Crocker
Crooker
Jack Gotch
William Stambler
McCauley
West Los Angeles
Connecticut Farmers Share Says 3 Percent Figure
National Geographical Society notes only about three percent of Connecticut residents are farmers. The remark appears in a broader discussion of agricultural occupation distribution within the state.
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Connecticut
The
National Geographical Society
Suspect Sought In Assassination Of Slovak Leader
In Munich a 50 year old wartime Slovak culture minister implicated in crimes against Czechoslovakia was killed by a 20 pound parcel bomb. An elderly German woman died and thirteen bystanders were injured at a Munich post office. Police seek a dark haired man with a Slavic accent who allegedly mailed the device from Frankfurt last week.
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Munich
Germany
I Man Police
Matus Cernak
Slovakia
Czechoslovakia
Red
Four 12 Year Olds Held For Robberies
Four 12 year old Negro boys and the 7 year old brother of one were turned over to juvenile authorities after 11 burglaries since June 23. One older boy admitted involvement in all the burglaries and implicated his brother and the other youths in several cases. The looted sites included four grocery stores four ice cream parlors a house trailer a service station and an appliance store with unknown money and goods taken.
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Mobile
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Charles E. Bohlen
U.S
Khrushchev
Communist Party
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Laurie Tuttle
Oris Day
Barney Sloan
Frank Sinatra
Laurie
Barney
New York
Broyhill
First Ave
N.E
Second Avenue
Sterchi
Pan American Electric
1St Ave
South
Apex
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