Youth Tells How He Killed Family
A 16 year old in Green Bay told authorities how he shot and killed his father and stepmother and her three children after a long premeditated plan. The youth, Harry Hebard, faces first degree murder charges and will undergo a psychiatric examination. authorities say he felt left out of the family circle.
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Green Bay, Wis
Harry Hebard
Warren
Harry
Joyce
John Rudell
Judy
Janice
Jack Hebard
David Thompson
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Attempt To Revive KKK Seen
The Greenville News reports a statewide effort to revive the Ku Klux Klan behind a front group named the Majority Citizens League. The piece notes the move aims for respectability but remains in early stages with possible rallies in Anders and Greenville and potential speech by Gov. Ross Barnett.
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Greenville
S.C
Greenville News
Majority Citizens League
Ku Klux Klan
South Carolina Association of
Ku Klux Klans
Columbia
Upstate
Anders
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Klan
State Civil Defense Reports Large Preparedness Gains
North Carolina's Civil Defense agency reports 300 percent improvement over two years. Federal aid totals exceed 2.6 million dollars for disaster relief and training. The program provides 3 542 shelters with 865 112 spaces, privately owned shelters for 75 000 people, and 350 fixed monitoring stations with 200 instructors and 3 000 operators.
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Raleigh
Civil Defense Agency
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Department
Tobacco Exports Threatened by Quality Issues
A Washington AP report states the Agriculture Department Interagency Committee warns MH30 and other factors are lowering U S tobacco quality. Exports are slipping as Rhodesia and Nyasaland improve crops and seize world market share, risking future export gains.
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Washington
Agriculture Department Interagency
U.S
Rhodesia
Nyasaland
United States
Family Resumes Life After Losing Four Daughters
In Babylon New York Ruth Corridan and her four remaining children face a new start after the drowning tragedy at Argyle Lake. Lorraine is back in school with relief after the accident. Father Joseph Francis Corridan plans a move to a new home. The community has donated over 4600 dollars to a trust fund coordinated by Mrs. Walter Kirby while Lorraine adjusts to life with memories of her sisters.
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Babylon
N.Y
Ruth Corridan
Joseph Francis Corridan
Argyle Lake
Lorraine
Kathleen
Patricia
Mary Ann
Louise
Iowa
Illinois
Arizona
Texas
Walter Kirby
Corridan
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