Negro Says He Is In Arms Race
Monroe North Carolina reports a Negro leader claiming he is forming rifles for sport and to spark an armament race with white residents. The AP dispatch mentions race tensions, civil rights protests, and related incidents including Freedom Riders in Memphis and desegregation efforts across several states.
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Associated Press
Monroe
APPA
Robert F. % Arms
Floralisrs
Tothes
Foh
Tams
National
Jallen
Castro
Ewstier
Lansing
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John A. Hannah
Vnci
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de Negroes
United States
MSU
Freedom Riders
Memphis
Tenn
Chattanooga
Nashville
Annapolis
Washinston
Supreme Coast
Mary
Court of Appeals
James Spencer
Jackson
Miss
James Luther Bevel
Itta Bena
Congress of Racial Equality
Bernard
Lafayette
Tampa
Fla
Bevel
Washington
Pentagon
National Guard
Raleigh and Ahoskie Entrants Win Pageant Honors
Miss Raleigh Ruby Gail Newton won talent and Miss Ahoskie Kay Sloan Hobbs won swimsuit in first round Miss North Carolina judging. Twenty five of seventy five contestants performed so far, with finals and evening gown to come. The winner receives a $1000 scholarship and a Miss America berth in Atlantic City. Nancy Anne Fleming of Montague Michigan attends as Miss America.
Alcoholism And Injuries Said To Cause Death In Divorcee
Charlotte real estate operator George King Cutter faces second degree murder charges in the death of Delatte Nycum 38. Coroner W M Summerville cites a combination of alcoholism and bodily injuries as the cause while FBI blood analysis shows 42 percent alcohol content. Nycum mother of two, found dead in a trailers home. over 100 bruises recorded. Cutter, 48, testified he moved her body to her home on July 4 after finding her dead and free on $50 000 bond. Solicitor Downs may seek first degree murder at upcoming grand jury.
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Charlotte
N.C
George King Cutter
W. M. Summerville
FBI
Delatte
Nyceum
Cutter
Ny. Cum
Charlote
Kenneth R. Downs
Superior Court
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Eichmann Admits Part In Conspiracy To Camouflage Slaughter
Israel’s prosecutor Gideon Hausner pressed Eichmann in court at Jerusalem, forcing a partial confession that he aided in camouflage of mass Jewish deaths by claims of orders from superiors. Eichmann admitted deportations and death marches, yet denied acting on his own, citing Himmler’s commands and discussing interactions with Jewish functionaries. The testimony connected to the Budapest 1944 evacuation of 600,000 Jews and the equipment of the death march, while Hungarian collaborators are blamed for turning nights into the route of annihilation.
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Thomas A. Kready
Jerusalem
Gideon Hausner
Stoss
Adof Eichmann
Gestapo
Hauser
Eichmann
Slovakia
Red Cross
Theresienstadt
Himmler
Fausner
Buchapest
Auschwitz
Hungary
Wilhelm Lassen
Argentina
J. Eichmann
Berlin
Atoz
Mich- Mann
Edmund Veesenmayer
Otto Wins ‘Kelmann
Laszlo Endro
Heinrich Himmler
Ous
Ca Sume
Budapest
Hun- Austria
Pup
Inventor De Forest Leaves Small Cash Estate
Los Angeles AP report says Dr Lee de Forest, inventor of the three element vacuum tube, died June 30 at 87 leaving $1,250 cash. Probate filed by his fourth wife Marie Mosquinit. He held patents that could yield income but none now. Will from 1954 left all property to Mrs De Forest with $1 bequests to three daughters.
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Los Angeles
API
Lee de Forest
Lewis W. Fiee Dixon dies at 74 longtime Sioux City school chief
Lewis W. Fiee Dixon II known as Lewis W. Foy, 74, longtime superintendent of the Sioux City Iowa school system from 1911 to 1988, died Tuesday. He was born in Dixon.
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Defense Department
Carlisle P. Runge
Murray Grass
Aimerican Veterang Committee
Maplewood
Amo
St. Louis
Lewis W. Fiee Dixon
API
Lewis W. Foy
Sioux City
Iowa
Dixon
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Detroit
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Cleveland
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Mann Drug Company
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