Hodges Defends Monroe Case as Propaganda Claim
Gov. Hodges denounces NAACP efforts as propaganda after a Wadesboro hearing kept two Black youths in a reformatory stemming from a kissing incident with a white six year old girl. He says case facts were misinterpreted and presses for press access amid juvenile case scrutiny. Dispatches note Italian papers cover the two boys.
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Red Letter Day Irony as Guil-Rand Station Fire Hits
The Guil-Rand Volunteer Fire Dept No 4 station on N Main Street caught fire around 11 am due to old wiring. Firefighter-turned-hero Bucky Caviness spotted smoke, entered the closet and extinguished flames with a garden hose, aided by Ray Gallimore and Tommy Allman. Most damage was heat and smoke damage to gear and the closet.
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Tommy Allman
Alabama Judge Cited For Criminal Contempt
U S District Judge Frank M Johnson Jr orders Circuit Judge George C Wallace cited for criminal contempt for failing to hand over voter registration records to the Civil Rights Commission. Federal prosecutors to pursue contempt. records checked by commission in Barbour and Bullock counties despite Wallace handing them to grand juries.
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Frank M. Johnson Jr
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Justice Department
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Commission
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Bullock
Wallace
Alabama
Marshall Stricken Ill Hospitalized at Ft Bragg
Gen. George C. Marshall aged 78 was taken to Womack General Hospital at Ft. Bragg after a sudden illness. He had been in poor health at his Pinehurst home and rested comfortably after arrival. Army officers declined to disclose the illness, noting it was not believed to be a stroke.
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Columnist Gets Year's Reprieve
New York AP reports columnist Marie Torre will not be called again in court for at least a year to reveal her source for an item about Judy Garland. Torre completed a 10 day jail term on contempt for refusing to name her source.
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Mescalero Apache elects first woman tribal president
Mrs. Virginia Klinekole elected president of the Mescalero Apache tribal council in New Mexico. She becomes the first woman to hold the role, succeeding Wendell Chino for a one year term.
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Geronimo
Virginia Klinekole
Klinekole
Wendell Chino
Exemptions and Filing Tips For 1958 Tax Returns
Taxpayers may claim at least one exemption and often more. The article explains exemptions for spouses and children, tests to count dependents, and when extra age exemptions apply, with example questions and correct answers.
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De Gaulle Opens French Assembly Amid Algeria Vote Salvo
President Charles de Gaulle addresses the National Assembly in Paris signaling moves toward Algeria based on universal suffrage. Premier Michel Debre presents a pro Western program and calls for a stronger French voice while the assembly assesses confidence in his government.
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39 Windows Broken in Springfield House Mystery
In Springfield Massachusetts 39 windows were broken in a frame house over a week. Police found no evidence of crime and withdrew. John C Parker claimed to test scientific causes by installing a recording thermometer in the 24 story home bathroom where three windows shattered. Mrs Papineau and her grandson heard thumps before the crashes and urged faith in God to endure the unexplained events.
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John C. Parker
Parker
Executions by Castro Regime Rise to 195 in Cuba
Fresh dispatches report 10 more executions by revolutionary courts bringing the total to 195. Castro says the killings will continue despite world opinion, with trials and firing squads expanding across Camaguey Manzanillo Colon Bayamo and Holguin as thousands of Batista followers face death sentences or imprisonment.
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Mikoyan a Real Campaigner On Coast Tour Says Expert
A veteran reporter notes Anastas Mikoyan’s talent for political campaigning as he tours five cities on a coast to coast swing. He interacts with workers and crowds, taking the spotlight and winning audience support. Observers say he could win a Senate seat if he stayed longer.
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Soviet Union
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Bishop Laces Columns With Humor And Pathos
Jim Bishop, famed King Features columnist, expands to The Enterprise with a debut Monday. Born in Jersey City to an Irish policeman, he learned discipline from police reports and uses short, tight sentences to tell hard news with feeling. He once quit Drake College to milk a job, proving his early path was rugged.
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King Features Syndicate
Enterprise
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Lincoln
Jersey City
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