Monroe Kidnaping Trial Set Amid 1961 Turmoil
The long awaited trial of three Negroes and a white man on kidnapping charges from the 1961 Monroe melee is slated to begin next week in the 13th Judicial District court. Defendants include Mrs Willie Mae Mallory and Harold Reep along with Richard Crowder and John C Lowry. Robert Williams linked to the unrest fled the country.
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M. G. Boyette
13Th Judicial District
Willie Mae Mallory
Cleveland
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Charlotte
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Robert Williams
Cupa
Union County
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Mrs. Mallory
Harold Reep
Richard Crowder
John C
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Agreement on aid pool deepens Franco German ties
Paris AP reports France and West Germany agreed to pool economic aid for Latin America while clashing over NATO policy. De Gaulle and Erhard planned joint efforts in economic technical and cultural assistance, sharing costs and coordinating programs to bolster the U.S. Alliance for Progress.
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Joseph E. Cynan
PARIS
France
West Germany
South America
Charles de Gaulle
Ludwig Erhard
de Gaulle
Erhard
Latin America
United States
U. S. Alliance For Progress
Monte Cassino rises from ruins after war devastation
The Monte Cassino abbey in Italy, damaged by World War II bombardment, has been rebuilt and reconsecrated in a restoration some see as a turning point. A special Mass was held, while debates continue over the wartime destruction and the abbey’s future role in religious life.
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Ab-J
Vistors
Paul VI
Rome
St. Benedict
St. Scholastica
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