Bombing Trial Set in Montgomery for Klan Ties
Two young white men Raymond C. Britt Jr. and Son Kyle Livingston Jr. face trial in Montgomery as part of a broader case tied to a wave of bombings that hit Negro churches and a taxi stand after bus desegregation orders. A separate grand jury indicted James D. York and Henry Alexander on related charges.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ku Klux Klan
Raymond C. Britt Jr
Kyle Livingston Jr
James D. York
Henry Alexander
Alabama
Ralph D. Abernathy
Britt
Abernathy
Negro First Baptist
Hutchinson Baptist Church
Livingston
Hutchinson Street
York
Alexander
U. S Supreme Court
Robert S
Martin Luther King Jr
G. J. Ruppenthal
City
Jack Shows
T. J. Ward
KKK
Doctor Massages Heart To Save Woman Life In Los Angeles
In a rare operation 12 days ago a surgeon closed two holes in the atrial walls and massaged Mrs. Dorothy Hull’s heart to revive a fibrillating heart. Despite no brain damage after over two hours of chest compressions and cooling to 81.5 degrees, her heart gradually returned to a normal rhythm and the patient woke up claiming she had died.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Hull
County Medical Assn
Calif
Young men urged toward modern pharmacy careers
Officials advocate focusing on broad horizons for youth with modern pharmacy training and the rewarding positions awaiting them.
Quintuplet In Montreal Hospital
Marie Dionne, one of the surviving quintuplets born May 28 1934 in Callander Ontario, is a patient at Hotel Dieu Hospital in Montreal. Hospital staff would not confirm her presence but an admittance clerk said she has not left. Marie, the smallest of the quints, has been frail and recently ill but not seriously, with two or three weeks in the hospital.
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Montreal
Marie Dionne
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Marie
Callander
Ont
Oliva Dionne
Quints
Yvonne
Cecile
Annette
Emilie
Beauty Pageant Set for Miss North Carolina 1958
Forty seven Tar Heel beauties will compete here July 11 or 13 for the Miss North Carolina title and a chance to enter Miss America in Atlantic City. Contestants arrive July 10 for rehearsals and events judged by six out of state judges and one from North Carolina. The winner receives a $1000 scholarship and wardrobe after divisions in bathing suit evening gown and talent. About 600 girls statewide are vying for the right to enter the state finals.
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Burlington
N.C
Atlantic City
N.J
Drivers in Monroe court face racing penalties
Twenty one youths were fined and placed on probation for highway racing on U S 501 near Fairview. George P. Carroll and James Donald Baucom received 12 to 18 month road sentences suspended on pay of fines with driver license suspensions. other defendants aged 16 to 24 faced similar terms.
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Monroe
N.C
Recorder's Court
U.S. Highway 501
Fairview
George P. Carroll
Concord
James Donald Baucom
Carroll
Baucom
Water Survey Heads West Into Statesville
The State Board of Water Commissioners moves its statewide water problems inventory into Western North Carolina with a May meeting in Statesville. Nine counties will hear how they should organize committees to catalog local issues and report back, bringing total contacted counties to 72. Counties attending include Watauga Stanly Rowan Iredell Cabarrus Ashe Alleghany Caldwell and Alexander.
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Statesville
State Board of Water Commissioners
North Carolina
State Agency
W. H. Riley
Watauga
Stanly
Rowan
Iidell Cabarrus
Ashe
Alleghany
Caldwell
Alexander
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Hartford Pike
Foster
R. I
Victoria Shepard
Ballouville
East Ar Kinningly
Conn
Gerald Blake
Putnam
Robert Bruce
BROWN
Fraklee’s
Gay Gibson
Pullman
Uae
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