Woman Will Stand Trial For Robbery
Blonde Dora Jane Yatel of Rock Hill South Carolina was returned to Charlotte to face armed robbery charges in Superior Court for the August incident at a Pineville area service station grocery. Accomplice Tommy Miller of Fort Mill received 7 to 10 years. The case features disputes over extradition and Yatel’s mental health custody, with attorney W Gist Finley defending and criticizing Judge Rudisill for delays.
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Charlotte
N.C
Dora Jane Yatel
Rock Hill
S.C
York County
S. C
Winston Yandle
Pineville
Tommy Miller
Fort Mill
Yandle
Dulles Reports Unity From NATO Conference
Secretary of State Dulles says the Atlantic Pact nations show renewed vigor and unity for security. He notes a realistic Paris council session and warns Soviet internal turmoil may prompt external adventures. Eisenhower and Nehru talks loom as Wilson and Humphrey arrive from Paris.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Paris
Hungary
Nehru
India
Washington
Defense
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
National
White House
Milk delivery mixup spurs police report in Reading
Mrs Mau rice Fetterman complained after a bottle of milk was hurled through her kitchen window by two boys who then fled. A neighbor reported the incident to police and offered few details about motive.
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Reading
Maurice Fetterman
Mitchell resigns as Southern Regional Council director
Dr. George A. Mitchell resigns as executive director of the Southern Regional Council to study economics. Harold C. Fleming will succeed him as assistant director. Marion A. Wright, the council president, notes Mitchell leaves in January and that Fleming has led the council’s information and publicity program.
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Atlanta
George A. Mitchell
Southern Regional Council
Harold C. Flemas
Marion A. Wright
Mitchell
Wright
Fleming
Harvard
State GOP criticizes survey in North Carolina
Winston-Salem December 15. North Carolina Republican leaders denounced Gov. Luther Hodges Tax Survey Commission report as an admission of 56 years of Democratic rule. The State Republican Executive Committee approved an $8,000 annual budget for headquarters and appointed a committee to organize a statewide finance effort. A 179-member executive meeting is planned for February 9 in Winston-Salem. Lincoln Day dinner arrangements will be set at a State Young Republican Club meeting in Hickory tomorrow.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Luther Hodges
Tax Survey Commission
Republican Executive Committee
Ray Jennings
Taylorsville
Jennings
J. E Broyhill
Lenoir
Russell Barringer
Durham
James T. Hendry
Nike Hercules Missile Production Expansion Planned
Charlotte division of Douglas Aircraft will start manufacturing a new Nike guided missile named Hercules as part of a major plant expansion. The project will require rehab of buildings, increased staff for tooling and planning, and will begin assembly late next year with Nike missiles built through a Douglas Western Electric Bell Labs collaboration.
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Charlotte
N.C
Douglas Aircraft Corp
Sheldon P Smith
Smith
U.S. Navy Ordnance Depot
Douglas
Western Electric
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Bell Laboratories
Mother and child reunited after international tug of war
Tanya Chwastov, the two year old daughter of Alexis Chwastov, returned from London with her mother Elena Romanov Diaczok to Detroit after British custody rulings. Diaczok plans to adopt Tanya and raise her with her husband and son George Jr. in Detroit where he works in a factory.
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Tanya
U. S
Tanya Chwastov
Elena Diaczok
Detroit
Mich
England
Russia
New York
London
Alexis Chwastov
United States
Britain
Elena Romanov Diaczok
Liaczok
Santa Claus
George Jr
Idlewild
Diaczok
Ukraine
Parents Jailed for Christmas Plans for Girls in Virginia
In Princess Anne Virginia the two Brammer children aged five and seven will spend the holidays with Santa thanks to the Fraternal Order of Police. The parents Dennis Pope and Naomi Brammer are jailed awaiting grand jury action on charges including grand larceny kidnapping and attempted assault. The couple's arrest followed a Dec 3 robbery and a car chase that ended in a wreck and a kidnapping attempt near the state line.
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Princess Anne
Seattle
Washington
Order of Police
Charlotte
Margo Brammer
Santa Claus
de Paul Hospital
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Dennis Pope
Naomi June Brammer
Eisenhower Christmas Greetings to Armed Forces
President Eisenhower sent Christmas greetings to the men and women of the armed forces urging renewal of efforts for a better world. He emphasized peace and gratitude for sacrifices, blessing health in body and spirit for the new year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Prince of Peace
Way to Study Athens Ohio School Finances by Students
Glouster high school students participate in an all student finance committee. The group reviews school records and reconciles funds with bank statements at least monthly to oversee tax money usage.
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Athens
Ohio
Glouster
Court Asked To Reconsider Bus Ruling
The Supreme Court faces two reconsideration requests from Montgomery Alabama and Alabama regarding its November decision invalidating city and state bus segregation laws. If no action is taken Monday the matter may be delayed until after the Christmas New Year recess.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Montgomery
Alabama
U.S. District Court
NAACP Appeals Planned on Pye Rulings in Georgia Case
In Atlanta a NAACP attorney said plans were forming to appeal at least some of Superior Court Judge Durwood T. Pye's rulings against the organization and members. Judge Pye ordered John H. Calhoun held for contempt and fined the NAACP 25 000, while Calhoun agreed to show financial records to revenue agents. a temporary suspension of his jail sentence followed.
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Atlanta
The
National Assn. For
the Advancement of Colored People
Superior Court
Durwood T. Pye
Austin T. Walden
John H. Calhoun
Pye
Calhoun
NAACP
Four Rhodes Winners For Southeast
Four Rhodes scholarship winners were selected from 12 finalists across six Southeastern states. They are Antonio Marion Gotto Jr of Vanderbilt Nashville Erich Gruen of Columbia Arlington Don Alan Smith of Vanderbilt Cleveland and George B. Thomas of Virginia Norfolk. They will study at Oxford starting October 1957 with a possible third year.
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Atlanta
Antonio Marion Gotto Jr
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Erich Gruen
Arlington
Columbia University
Don Alan Smith
Cleveland
Vanderbilt
George B. Thomas
Norfolk
Tthe University of Virginia
W. B. Stubbs
Rhodes
Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Oxford University
England
Southeastern
United States
Governor Ends Vacation Today
Governor Hodges returns from a 10 day Florida stay to Raleigh as the work week begins with a Monday office report. That evening he speaks to the Wake County Bar Association, with a luncheon by the congressional delegation on Tuesday and meetings with officials and department heads in the afternoon. Friday press conference may review two study reports on the State Highway Commission and prison department separation.
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Raleigh
State Highway Commission
Prisons Department
Highway Commission
Soldiers Pay Tribute To Cancer Victim
In Asheville North Carolina on December 15 soldiers rallied around Mrs Boche Parks coping with cancer. GIs in Austria and Germany and abroad learned of her plight after a Christmas shopping trip and began sending cards. Frank Moody of Dillsboro NC relayed the story to a U S Army unit at the Austrian German border.
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Asheville
N.C
Boche Parks
Parks
Frank Moody
Dillsboro
Tar Heel Prison Escapee Arrested In Maryland
Alvin Eugene Rich, 22, an admitted escapee from a Stokes County camp, was arrested in Centreville Maryland. He said he escaped five months ago while serving a two year sentence for breaking and entering with a 60 day addition for a prior escape attempt. Rich lived in his parked car found with food and shaving gear. He had worked on a local farm until recently before being fired. North Carolina authorities expected to pick him up Monday.
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Centreville
Alvin Eugene Rich
Stokes County
Rich
Here
North Carolina
Squirrel Has No Respect For Law
Oklahoma City patrolman Dale Petty returned to his parked car after a two week layoff to find a racket of noises. A squirrel had torn insulation from under the hood built a nest and stored a gallon of acorns around the motor.
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Oklahoma City
Dale Petty
Petty
Norwegians Fire On Egyptians Amid UN Tension
The clash stems from a coordinated campaign of violence against U N patrols as Maj Gen Burns demands clear Egyptian assurances. Burns protested to Cairo over attacks, while Hatem denies grenade incidents and cites British control during withdrawal preparations with ships moving from Port Said.
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E. L. M. Burns
U. N
Stockwell
Burns
Cairo
U.N
Abdel Nader Hatem
Information Direcor
United Nations
Port Said
Theseus
Britain
Couple Reconcile For Christmas In Los Angeles Family Gifts
William C Nichols and his estranged wife Irene reconciled for Christmas and shopped for their three children. Their lawyer said there was nothing for the judge to do and Nichols would rebate his $118 fee if they reconciled before Christmas.
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Los Angeles
William C. Nichols
Irene
E. Loyd Sanders
Elmer D Doyle
Christie
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