Dothan youth’s sanity hearing delayed in murder case
Circuit Judge E Clay Lewis Jr postponed the sanity hearing for George Lowell Everett 20 charged with the Jan 18 rape murder of Lou Ellen Jones 21 in Panama City Florida The hearing now set for the morning of the trial May 23 follows a defense prosecution agreement and a federal parole record Everett is examined by a court appointed insanity commission with report due today ready to be kept secret until the pre trial hearing.
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Panama City
Fla
E. Clay Lewis Jr
Dothan
Ala
Lewis
State Atty
J. Frank Adams
Earl Duncan
George Lowell Everett
Everett
Ervin T. Clark
C. H. Denser
Clark
Denser
Florida State Mental Hospital
Chattashoochee
Nautilus Returns After Leak On Shakedown Cruise
The atomic submarine Nautilus halted a long shakedown to San Juan Puerto Rico and returned to its Groton yard after a small leak was found. A base officer said the leak could be repaired overnight and the vessel would be at sea again today. Admiral Robert Carney witnessed 16 hours of tests before being ashore near Long Island. The Navy said the ship would resume a 1450 mile run to San Juan with expected arrival Friday or Saturday.
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Groton
Conn
San Juan
P.R
Adm
Robert Carney
Naval Operations
Carney
Long Island
Navy
Washington
Novel Charges Reds Infest Government Halted by Publisher
New York publisher G. P. Putnam's Sons withdrew Ernest Frankel's debut Tongue of Fire about Kane O'Connor, an American demagogue whose plot claimed the government was infested with Communists. The author, a New Yorker educated in North Carolina and a Marine veteran, had no comment.
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New York
Ernest Frankel
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Kane O’connor
Putnam’s
North Carolina
Marine Corps
Pacific
U S Population Reaches 164 595 Million on April 1
The Census Bureau estimates the national population at 164 595 million as of April 1. Including armed forces overseas, the figure is 2 833 million higher than last year by 1 8 percent and up 13 463 million or 8 9 percent since the 1950 census five years ago.
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U.S
Washington
Census Bureau
Three Feet Seven Inches High Is Elkmont Graduate
Ted Adams, a 3 ft 7 in graduate of Limestone County High School Elkmont, earns applause for diploma as Principal Cecil Gregg and Mrs. J. T. Coffman Jr. note his math skill and restraint from circus offers. He plans advertising work and entertainment roles.
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Elkmont
Bob Walker
Limestone County High School
Ted Crawford Adams
Cecil Gregg
Ted
Gregg
J. T. Coffman, Jr
Florida
Leggtown
Minor Hill
Roy Lee Adams
Mr.Adams
Lester
Sunset Carson
Athens
Adams
Huntsville
Nashville
Roy Adams
Cecil, Gregg
Elkmont High School
Ted Adams
Walker
Services Pending For Greenbrier Gin Owner Henry Elliott
Henry Elliott 65 operator of a Greenbrier gin died at his Cash Point Tennessee home at 5 p m Wednesday. Survived by widow Clara White Elliott three daughters two sisters and a son Rainey of Ardmore to handle arrangements.
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Athens
Henry Elliott
J. D. Elliott
Killer Strikes Birds in San Diego Garage
Police investigate the killing of eight parakeets in a garage with one bird throat cut and seven stabbed. Mrs. James Carlton, wife of a Navy chief, calls it fiendish murder while investigators classify the case as malicious mischief and say no clues are found. Former Decatur High athlete joins Marines. Robert B. Holder, 1954 graduate and football and track letterman, was sworn into the Marine Corps in Birmingham.
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San Diego
Calif
James Carlton
Navy
Decatur High
Robert B. Holder
Robert R. Holder
Young Holder
Decatur High School
Marine Corps
Birmingham
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