Multiple vehicle thefts and incidents reported in county area
Haleyville police notified rivals about a stolen 1952 four door Chevrolet with trailer hitch and license 49 3720. A bicycle model 707HB disappeared on Saturday night. Huntsville reports a 1957 Rambler not returned. A 1961 dark green Valiant with unknown tag is sought after break ins. A teen girl took sleeping pills Sunday and was hospitalized. County records show weekend arrests for DUI drunkenness reckless driving no license and peace concerns.
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Jury Decides Hoffa Guilty in Pension Fund Fraud Case
A Chicago jury found James R Hoffa and six co defendants guilty on multiple fraud and conspiracy counts in a $280 million Teamsters union pension fund scam. Hoffa faces up to 20 years in prison and fines. co defendants received at least one fraud and conspiracy conviction. The verdict followed a three day deliberation and prompted praise from Attorney General Kennedy.
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Four Killed In Rochester During Trouble
Rochester faced a violent weekend with four dead and hundreds injured as National Guardsmen arrived to restore order. A helicopter crash killed three and a county official was injured. Police reported 600 arrests and 300 injuries among rioters and first responders.
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Robert T. Gray
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Understanding Jesus Teaching On Receiving Gods Kingdom
The verse refers to childlike dependence not innocence. Believers enter Gods kingdom by faith and trust, not by earning or becoming sinless. Like a helpless infant, one receives Gods grace wholly through Christ, relying on His mercy and salvation.
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Raging Rochester Riot Youths Defined As A Dangerous Breed
An AP report from Rochester New York describes rioting youths in Rochester's Negro section as a distinct, militant group. Witnesses and officials note a bravado and distrust of authority while older residents watch in sobering fear.
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Rochester
Lloyd Hurst
State Commission For
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Harlem
United States
Reginald Kenneth Ingram
Air Force
Equal Employment Opportunity Office
Ranger 7 launch postponed by ground equipment issues
CAPE KENNEDY Florida AP reports a delay in the Ranger 7 mission to the moon due to technical problems in ground-support gear. In Mobile Alabama AP two desegregation legal objections are filed against an expanded plan for the Mobile city county schools. The Mobile County School Board president Charles McNeil is invited to a White House schools conference. In Houston AP astronauts James A McDivitt and Edward H White II are chosen as the Gemini 2 crew.
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Mobile Cunty
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White House
Houston, Tex
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Portugal Train Crash Kills 85 on Holiday Train
A speeding two car train returning from the beach derailed near Custolas three miles from Oporto. 85 passengers died and over 100 were injured. A three engineer commission opens the probe into the disaster as the privately owned Portuguese Railway Co. faces its worst crash in history.
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Portugal
Portuguese Railway Co
Custolas
Judge Accepts Mixing Plans for School Desegregation
A federal judge in Birmingham accepted accelerated desegregation schemes from Huntsville Gadsden and Madison County. Judge H H Grooms overruled objections that the plans were too slow and required public advertising of the ruling while allowing desegregation of four grades this fall.
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Gadsden
Madison County
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Markets At A Glance In New York Chicago Trading Day
Markets mixed with moderate trading in New York and steady bonds. Wheat and corn in Chicago fell on liquidation while oats eased. Soybeans were mixed with August futures firm. Hog prices rose up to 25 cents to a top of 18.25. slaughter steers held steady to 25 cents lower at 25.
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Chicago
Don’t Throw That Old Furniture Away We Buy It
City ad announces Exchange Furniture on Moulton Street offering to purchase used furniture from residents and businesses.
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