Kasper Faces Riot Charge In Tennessee Trial
Ra Kasper, a New Jersey native, faces a misdemeanor inciting to riot charge in Nashville after clashes that followed the end of school segregation. He summoned 215 witnesses for his trial as prosecutors plan to introduce documentary evidence from films and recordings.
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Tenn
New Jersey
Kasper
Tennessee
U.S. Supreme Court
Clinton (Tenn
Clinton
Siar
Schoolfield
Homer Weimar
Weimar
U.S. Dist
Robert Taylor
Knoxville
Ner
Tobacco Demand Declines Across Old and Middle Belts
The Federal State Market News Service reports weak demand and lower prices for flue cured tobacco. Old Belt sales reached 29,026,447 pounds at $56.17 per 100, down $2.13 from last week. 22 percent went to Stabilization compared with 17 percent prior. Middle Belt volume was 9,821,734 pounds at $54.72 per 100, down $1.48. about 17 percent delivered to Stabilization.
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Associated Press
Federal State Market News
Old Belt
Stabilization Corp
Middle Belt
Major Issues Pope John Faces Chronic Problems
Pope John XXIII faces five major challenges including fighting atheistic communism and reforming global wealth distribution, restoring peace, expanding church influence, and reconciling lapsed members. His election opens plans to fill a thinned College of Cardinals ahead of a possible new consistory pattern.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Pius XII
Pius XI
Pope John
Edward Cardinal Mooney
Detroit
U.S
College of Cardinals
Storm Threat Lessens As Season Nears End
The Weather Bureau said chances of another tropical storm this year seem very remote as the hurricane season nears its end on November 15. The 1958 season had 10 tropical storms, seven hurricanes, with Helene causing major winds in North Carolina and North Carolina damage estimated at seven million dollars.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Bahamas
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Helene
North Carolina
Wilmington
Cape Fear
South Carolina
United States
Cuba
Haiti
Puerto Rico
Gulf of Mexico
School Bond Decisions Set in North Carolina Counties
Voters in Bertie, Polk, Edgecombe and Greene counties face school bond elections next Tuesday with issues ranging from 450 thousand to 1.5 million dollars. The North Carolina Education Association notes nearly 40 million in school bonds have been approved in 20 districts in recent months.
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Raleigh
Durham
Bertie Gomatyath
Polk County
Edgecombe County
Greene County
North Carolina Education Assn
First Execution in California Prisons
The first state level execution occurred at San Quentin on March 3 1893. Previously capital punishment was carried out at the county level.
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California
San Quentin
Police Seek Attacker Of Housewife In Gastonia
Gaston ia North Carolina police said they found no trace of a Negro man suspected of attempting to attack Mrs Kenneth Daniels as she answered a doorbell likely from Halloween callers. She reported the assailant grabbed her, torn her clothing, and fled while she screamed with a 10 month old child present. Police used bloodhounds in the search.
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Gastonia
N.C
Kenneth Daniels
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