FBI Director Blasts Back At Negro Critic
The article cites A. G. Lee and Lamar Smith as civil rights figures shot in May and August in Belzoni and Brookhaven, with a grand jury finding no witnesses. It mentions Emmett Till, a 14 year old murdered after alleged insult to a white woman, and notes indictments were not pursued. Howard of Mound Bayou, a prominent citizen, recently sold a 720 acre plantation for about 150000 dollars citing Mississippi’s situation as the reason.
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G. W. Lee
Lamar Smith
Emmett Till
Lee
Belzoni
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Brookhaven
Till
Chicago
Howard
Mound Bayou
Memphis
Mississippi
First Atomic Energy Commission Test Conducted
Las Vegas reported the first in a series of AEC tests yesterday. Officials said a small detonation occurred with low explosive force and a small low altitude radioactive cloud, but no fallout or major radiological problem is expected. Weather delays had postponed earlier tests.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
TV Schedule for WBTV Charlotte Evening Lineup
Channel 3 listings show 3:00 Her Majesty, 3:30 Bob Crosby, 4:00 Brighter Day, 6:00 Shop by TV, 6:18 Community Affair, 6:30 Esso Reporter, 6:45 Weatherman, 6:8 Doing It Yourself, 7:30 A Smith, 8:00 District Attorney, with 6:8 indicating a timing note.
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Bob Crosby
Micey
Bill Jeko
Doug Powards
Preston
Bob Cumming
Her Majesty
Esso
Doug Edwardes
A Smith
Farm Radio Schedule Briefs
The listing shows three daytime radio slots: Tenn. Ernie Ford at noon, Feather Your West at 12 20, and On the Farm at 1:00. Programs appear as short blocks likely part of a syndicated farm and regional lineup. Scheduled hosts and exact network not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Ford
Eisenhower confirms entry in New Hampshire primary
President Ike announces his name will enter the New Hampshire presidential primary. In a news conference he defends Dulles, discusses peace goals, and warns against complacency about global crises. He notes the Geneva summit’s unrealized hopes and reflects on Korea Indochina and Trieste tensions.
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New Hampshire
Dulles
Eisenhower
Life Magazine
Korea
Indochina
Formosa
Life
National Security Council
U.S
Matsu
National Defense
Saturday Evening Post
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Army
Defense Department
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Wilson
Yalu River
Manchuria
Trieste
Guatemala
Geneva
Stock Market Slump Follows Eisenhower Speech And Pressure
New York stocks fell sharply in early afternoon trading after President Eisenhower said he had no objection to entering his name for primary elections but had not decided on a second term. Market breadth was broad with major sectors down and the Dow and tape lagging as selling spiked before easing.
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New York
Eisenhower
Motors
Ford
Associated Press
Young offenders receive ten year terms for Youngsville bank robbery
Two first offenders from Creedmoor and Wake Forest pleaded guilty in federal court to the December robbery of the Youngsville Bank, taking $1562. Judge Don Gilliam sentenced Howard Rufus Davis to the Chillicothe Reformatory in Ohio and Jerry Allen to the Ashland Federal Correction Camp in Kentucky. Witnesses included bank cashier Ada Ward and FBI agent David Watson. The case ended with swift arrest within hours and full recovery of the money.
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Youngsville
Don Gilliam
Howard Rufus Davis
Creedmoor
Rt. 1
Chillecothe
Ohio
Jerry Lee Allen
Wake Forest
Ashland
Ada M. Ward
David W. Watson
FBI
Gilliam
Watson
Archie Brown
Brown
Ward Nedeed
Durham Bank & Trust Co
Judge Dobie Announces Retirement From 4th Circuit
Charlottesville Va Judge Armistead M Dobie announced a qualified retirement from the U S Court of Appeals effective February 1 He would retain power to participate in trials leaving Judge John J Parker as likely sole active judge on the court President Eisenhower had nominated Sobelloff and Soper to fill vacancies after Dobie retirement The Virginia born jurist served on the 4th Circuit since December 1939 and holds degrees from the University of Virginia and Harvard Law School
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Armistead M. Dobie
4Th Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals
Virginia
West Virginia
North and
Carolina
Dobie
John J. Parker
Charlotte
Eisenhower
Simon E. Sobeloff
Baltiris
U.S
Western District of Virginia
Doble
University of Virginia
Harvard Law School
Woman Continues On Trial In Drowning of Children
The trial of Ene Debusk, a 41 year old woman, continued before an all male jury in Winston-Salem. Prosecutors seek the death penalty for the alleged drowning of Iva Lee Debusk six months old and Charles Franklin Debusk two in Salem Creek in March 1950. Sheriff Ernie testified Debusk admitted the killings and planned to drown a third child, Ruby Lee Debusk, but said she did not wish to finish her own life. A Raleigh psychiatrist testified Debusk has been sane and capable of standing trial since 1951. Debusk’s husband testified she bore nine children and suffered headaches prior to the drownings. Debusk’s father testified there have been seven family cases, noting genetic or hereditary factors.
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Ene Debusk
Iva Lee Debusk
Charles Franklin
Salem Creek
Callen
Ernie
Mid East Accord Sought Ahead of Eisenhower Eden Talks
Washington reports indicate U S and Britain aim to push Israel and Arab states toward peace within months. State Department and British officials study Middle East issues as Egypt’s military strength grows and talks on a Nile dam begin with U S British help. Ambassador Byroade returns with likely terms changes.
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U. S
Israel
Middle East
Russia
Eisenhower
Eden
State Department
British Foreign Office
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
Upper Nile
Aswan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Henry Byroade
Porgy and Bess troupe leaves Moscow after eight performances
The Porgy and Bess troupe departed Moscow by train after eight days of performances to capacity audiences. The final show Tuesday night was followed by rest from a demanding schedule of matinees in Moscow and Leningrad. A crowd saw them off at the railway station with Soviet artists and Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in attendance.
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Leningrad
Ministry of Culture
Andrei Gromyko
Jon Hand
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