Beckwith Linked to Ambush Rifle at Evers Trial
Witnesses testified that a 1917 Enfield rifle found near Medgar Evers's slaying bore a fingerprint matching Beckwith. Hargrove and Goodrow identified the print as Beckwith's right index finger, tying him to the weapon used in the 1963 murder.
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Jackson
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FBI Laboratory
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Comer Ruuemus
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South Viet Nam
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al ‘Ad
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hargrave
Jones
Goodrow
Neph
Courtney Whitfield
Ney
MacArthur
Testimony on Hoffa Plot Emerges in Chattanooga Court
Court records reveal Partin, a Baton Rouge witness, testified in a Chattanooga case that Hoffa and three others faced trial on jury tampering. The testimony linked Hoffa to an alleged assassination plot against Attorney General Kennedy but the matter was deemed unrelated to the trial. Hoffa denied the plot, and the secret hearing transcript was later released.
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Frank Wilson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Teamsters Union Offi
Hoffa
Edward G. Partin
Baton
Assas
Robert
Partin
Kennedy
Baton Rouge
James Neal
FBI
James Hoffa
Neal
Teamsters
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Wilson
Chicago
Restraints On Flow Of News Outlined
Chapel Hill North Carolina AP reports at a meeting of the North Carolina Press Women's Association that government and economic restraints affect news flow. Guy Munger cites administrative government limits and high publishing costs as pressures, while J A C Dunn urges non daily papers to raise production standards and warns of job losses if standards fall.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
North Carolina Press Women’s Association
Guy Munger
Greensboro Daily News
United States
Munger
J. A. C. Dunn
Dunn
North Carolina
Williamston Race Trial Set Monday
Twenty one people mostly white New England clergymen will be tried Monday in Williamston North Carolina on misdemeanor trespass and picketing ordinance violation charges. The group joined Negroes in desegregation protests aided by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Most arrests occurred after sit ins at Shamrock Restaurant.
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Williamston
N.C
New England
Recorder’s Court
H. C. Peele
New
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