Awkward Witnesses Shape Owens Case in House of Illusions
In a tense scene, Mrs Owens faces questions about Ed, a suspect in the Brenners case, as Austin guides a long discussion through a cluttered room with framed windows and a view to a back yard. Neighbors recall a gray morning when the police traced leads while Owens, weary from a heavy workload, debates the implications of a potential confession and the suspects’ possible ties to the Bird alias.
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Nana
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Ernoon
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Rock Flaa Tossed Through Window
A Confederate mar ee through a plate window during a Sunday disturbance near Rock. Daisy Bates leads the state NAACP chapter while police investigate a fire setting case and questioned witnesses about a security breach and possible motives.
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Daisy
Luc Loreh
Philander Smith College
Bates
Nalimial Association For the Advancement of Colored
Pooply
Af Loveh
Resolution and Ordinance Distinction In City Dispute
A Mississippi court weighs the difference between a resolution and an ordinance amid a Fort Smith case over a sewer line. Justice Cearte Bese notes the two acts carry distinct powers and duties while referencing a separate trial involving damages to Charlie Janes from an incident in May 1955.
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Yeslulion Advent Ville
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Amayar
Iine
Tytase Ulelimsiahees
Joe
Justise
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Tellon Han
Jones Aleed
Jacksonville Police Shakeup Clouds City Hall
Jacksonville police officers were reinstated after Mayor Edward O D Schmitt sent dismissal letters to four officers following a tense peace session. City council voted unanimously to restore the officers while Schmitt argued only he could call such meetings. The mayor appointed Orson Kennedy as acting police chief amid the dispute, Kennedy faulted for delays in forming the new command.
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Sbhml
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Coasi
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Earnest Lolst
Indonesia Factions Battle Over Economic Blockade
News from Tokyo reports Indonesia’s rebel government ordering an economic blockade against Jakarta’s regime. U.S. and British companies in Sumatra were told to halt business, with Caltex Stanvac and BPM ordered to withhold funds and oil. The Jakarta cabinet weighed countermeasures as fighting continued in Sumatra and elsewhere.
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United Press
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Indonesia
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Brish
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Jakars la
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America
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Arid
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Central
Sumatra
Jakarta
ASI
Issuen
Club Manager Dies in Little Rock
Headliners Club manager Hidlehsugh, a 24 year old native of Linss Ans Eeles, died at a local hospital after an illness Sunday. The club served as an unofficial gathering place for correspondents covering the Central High istagra- Veit crash event and other meetings.
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Little Rock
Hudson Novak Combine Good at Boxoffice
Vernon Scott reports box office observers rate Hudson and Novak as bankable despite mixed reviews and no prior on-screen pairing. The article lists top earners and notes industry awards may favor artistic merit over star presence, with many stars gaining later recognition and newcomers entering public attention.
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Gary Cooper
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Jola Wayne
Wes
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Acariler
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Grace Kelly
Siaife
Hogielupes
IkeSuggests Informal Talks for U S Soviet Summit
President Eisenhower told Premier Bulganin the United States and Russia might pursue an informal channel to reach a summit, with less formal contacts possible to test willingness. He criticized Soviet attacks on U S policy and cited Khrushchev’s recent speech, urging continued public and private efforts to advance peace and settlement.
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Eleenhower
Loyicy
Nikolai Bulganite
United States
Ptie Prokidei
Wwe Shell
Poiley
Communist Party
Nikita Khvishchey
North Korean plane lands amid tense border reports
North Korea acknowledged a nighttime flight from Pusan to Seoul with an American pilot aboard. The aircraft reportedly landed inside North Korean territory near Pyongyang, triggering claims of a border incident and heightened alert at key bases about 20 miles north of the capital.
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Keorea
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Amerii Wna
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Rade
North Star
Pyong-' Yang
Red-run
North Koles
Back in Heath Spots Tohe Wayne and Allie Szairy Cogper
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Myrna Log Deanette Claudette Cotpart and Ronald Coleman. Context is unclear but appears to reference a dated society or cinema note with scattered personal names and places.
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Allie Shia Szairy
Gable
Shi
Myrna Log
Deanette Claudette Cotpart
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