Kidnap Suspect Sought in Mexico Slaying Case
Roswell police and FBI officials search into Mexico for Joe Franco a 24 year old farm worker linked to the kidnapping and death of a five year old girl Sandra Jo Lucero. The body found near a dump is being examined for cause of death and possible sexual assault.
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Roswell
N.M
Mexico
Joe Franco
Franco
FBI
Here
el Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
Juarez
New Mexico
Sheriff Jones
Chief Thompson
Lucero
Clement Lucero
Sandra Jo
Former Red Agent Khokhlov Illness Suspected Poisoning
In Frankfurt Germany colonel Frank Y Leaver reports former Soviet secret police captain Nikolai E Khokhlov has improved after two weeks in a US Army hospital. He believes Khokhlov’s illness may be due to poisoning but toxological tests have not proven it. Khokhlov defected to the West in 1954. Officials of the National Alliance of Russian Solidarists have charged actions against him.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Nikolai E. Khokhlov
Frank Y. Leaver
Khokhlov
Leaver
National Alliance of
Russian Solidarists
Leaf Price Picture Improves Across Belts This Week
The Associated Press reports a generally improved leaf price picture with minor fluctuations across regions. Virginia North Carolina Old Belt shows gains and losses around $1 to $2 per hundredweight, while Eastern North Carolina Belt and North Carolina Middle Belt mark more gains than losses and higher quality with wrappers reaching up to 80 dollars per hundredweight. Volume ranges from light to heavy across markets.
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North Carolina
Paroles Granted To Twelve Prisoners In Raleigh
The State Board of Paroles has granted paroles to twelve prisoners. Names include James M. Cooper sentenced in Johnston in 1956 for larceny and house breaking, Clyde R. Header jailed in McDowell in 1956 for forgery, Jack Douglas Goodwin in Wake this February for reckless driving, James W. Hawkins in Franklin in 1950 for manslaughter, Claudie Williams in Sampson last May for breaking and entering and larceny, Junior L. Green in Cumberland in 1955 for auto larceny, Ray Lewis Adams with multiple counties in October to 1955 and August 1956 for various offenses, Alvin Fisher in Buncombe and Macon in 1955 56 for multiple crimes, John Moore in New Hanover 1952 to 15 degree fenced in Cumberland for breaking and entering, and Thomas Yourse in Rockingham 1955 for translaughter.
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Raleigh
State Board of Paroles
James M. Cooper
Johnston
Clyde R. Header
McDowell
Tober
Jack Douglas Goodwin
Wake
James W. Hawkins
Franklin
John Moore
New Hanover
Cumberland
Thomas Yourse
Rockingham
Editor Favors Voluntary Integration in Desegregation Debate
North Carolina editor Reed Sarratt urged voluntary compliance with the Supreme Court desegregation ruling at Emory University. He argued defiance could wreck public schools, and that race should be removed as a factor without huge shifts in student bodies. He insisted most Negro children would attend schools with other Negro students if discrimination ends, and that social patterns will adapt to change.
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Atlanta
North Carolina
Supreme Court
South
Reed Sarratt
Winston-Salem Journal
Twin City Sentinel
Emory University
Sarratt
Prison jailers beaten in Sunday midnight escape bid
Jailer Bill Arde 24 was bruised after two inmates attacked him with a monkey wrench in a Sun day jail cell block. Sheriff L T McClane armed with a pistol forced the pair to release him. Suspects Richard Mason 22 of Toccoa Ga and Francis C West Jr 17 AWOL from Ft Bragg NC face assault and battery with intent to kill and attempted jail break charges. girl 15 aiding accessory faced charges. Mason held on car theft forgery. West also in custody.
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Walhalla
S.C
Bill Arde
L. T. McClane
Arde
Ardie
McLane
Richard Mason
Toccoa
Francis C. West Jr
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Mason
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