Marine pleads innocent in Beirut fatal shooting case
Dexter, a Marine observer, pleads innocent to charges of murder and culpable negligence in the death of Pvt. Scott B. Sanborn at Beirut Airport. The trial, conducted by a panel of seven to nine members, will determine dishonorable discharge and hard labor penalties if convicted.
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Degeant
Gunieel Comrtenertsere
Lebanon
Pfc
Scott B. Sanborn
Robert Smith
Dexter
Beirut
Pvt. Sanborn
Marine Corps
Sanborn
Charles T. Sanborn
Fairfield
Conn
3Rd Battalion
6Th Marine Regiment
D. R. Barman
E. B. Leadlove
D. E. Burlison
FBI Lifts Bombing Evidence Ties in Three Bias Attacks
The FBI is processing key evidence in its labs for Clinton Tennessee police from an October bombing of an integrated high school. Atlanta police also sent material for FBI analysis after a Hebrew temple bombing. In Peoria Illinois, Temple Anshai Emeth was damaged by a crude bomb as agents assist local authorities.
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Washington
FBI
Clinton
Tenn
Atlanta
Hebrew Benevolent Congregation
Peoria
Ill
Temple
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
Eisenhower
Atty
Rogers
South
Nuclear blasts scheduled at Nevada test site
The Atomic Energy Commission plans two detonations at the Nevada test site today. One blast will occur from a 50 foot wooden tower and the other will be fired from a tunnel 2 700 feet deep.
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Atomic Test Site
Nev
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Truckers Warned Of Competition In North Carolina
George W. Hall III of Wilmington told 7,000 members at the North Carolina Motor Carriers Association 29th anniversary convention that railroads are stepping up efforts to intrude into the trucking field. He noted a transport clearing house soon operating in Charlotte and cited ICC safety clinics and a truck driving school at NC State College with about 3,000 graduates.
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Pinehurst
N.C
George W. Hall, III
Wilmington
North Carolina Motor Carriers Assn
Hall
Waccamaw Oil Transport
Sing House
Charlotte
ICC
North Carolina State College
Harry Westcott
State Utilities Commission
North Carolina
Moscow High acts to end slouch look with belt rule
Moscow Idaho AP report says Principal Francis Nonini urged the School Board to curb the beltless hip sag with a policy banning the fad. The board ordered the ban effective immediately, addressing pants worn half masted.
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Moscow, Idaho
Moscow High School
Francis Nonini
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ST. Timothy Methodist Church
Nathan Hunt Drive
High Point, N. C
Philip H. Gibbs
Cooleemee Methodist Church
Cooleemee, N. C
A. C. Gibbs
Reed Supply CO
High Point
Thomasville
Marine
B. Gov
Ford
Ford Trucks
Ford-ward
Holston
English Motor Company
Washington & Wrenn Streets
High Point, North Carolina
Guy W. Rutland Jr
City Fuel CO
Leonard
Piedmont
West Washington St
Ver Lal
Admiral Consolette
Spaulding
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