King Faces Trial in Georgia Prompting Seething Protests
Albany Georgia AP King and his followers plan mass demonstrations as his trial approaches. Negro leaders and clergy push prayer vigils and pilgrimages to City Hall amid arrests for disorderly conduct. Demonstrations, permitted or not, reflect rising tensions over integration policies and the staged protest environment.
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Bon Don McKee
Albany, Ga
Mar
Tin Luther King Jr
King
Ralph D
Abernathy
Wyatt Tee Walker
City Hall
Bel
Walker
Laurie Tlon
Pritchett
Los Angeles
Ing
Asa D. Kelly
New York
Albany
Corders Court
Stephen A. Roos
Slater King
Roos
London
Ican
Pollece
DA Hits Pardon In Girl's Death
Newswire notes a pardon in a girl's death case as authorities pursue new angles. Bituminous coal production rises while July business indicators suggest a downturn is deferred. Leon H Keyserling, head of the council in the Truman administration, forecasts a fourth recession since 1993 and calls for swift tax cuts for lower and middle incomes. Preliminary July retail sales figures and autos show a marginal rebound after declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon H. Keyserling
Truman
Lin New Autos
Washington
Natim
Janice Chmielewski
Oftional Coal Association
Reading
Desjardins
Association
Schuylkill River
Brubaker
Meas
John Halstead
Joseph Canfora
Dilworth
Ohio
New Jersey
New Told
Feltman
Allight
Halstead
Aland Meas
Jup
Jan l
Jake
Meas Feltman
Janice
Supreme Court
Reading High School
Chester Chmielewski
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Betty Jane
Linda Ann
Pepsi
Rubinstein
Shore Mission
High
Allen
Robin Monyer
Monyer
Pittsburgh
van Zandt
House of Worship
Allj
Clark
Jewel
Phillips
Arej
Beloit Iron Works
Beloit
Wis
Kennedy
Hare
Senate
Berkshire
Lois V. Korn
and Display Co
Helment
Butler
Doney Troutman
Grater
Louis
Po Jford
Al'anthem
New York-Pennsylvania
Colice
Warren I. Korn Halstead
U.S
Troutman
New York
Vania
Johnsonburg
Ellot
No Cut Decision Expected Amid Maryland Tragedies
Two Maryland plane crashes killed four Pennsylvanians including Lancaster dentist Dr. Helen Myers and Philadelphia sergeant Maurice Wilhere. Lt. Walter Filmore Jr. and Airman Kenneth Taylor of Philadelphia were among the military dead. Officials cited poor visibility and a guided landing. The disarmament talks and test ban issues dominated broader discussions, with Dean and Zorin at odds over timing and procedure.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Helen E. Myers
Lancaster
Maurice Wilhere
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
State Park
Bel Air
Walter Russell Filmore Jr
Elverson
Kenneth W. Taylor
Service
Navy
Patuxent
Filmore
de- River Naval Air Station
W. Russell Filmore
Service University
Thejset
Dean
Soviet Union
Zorin
Huntingdon
W. Va
Meyers
U.S
United States
National Anthem Dispute Dodges Prayer Issue
Albany based education commissioner James E. Allen seeks a quick ruling in the school prayer controversy over the Star Spangled Banner. A Thursday hearing, requested by Miriam Rubinstein of Hicksville, urged prohibition of the song’s last stanza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, N.Y
James E. Allen
Oanner. Allen
Miriam Rubinstein
Hicksville S.L
Hicksville
Hicksville Board of Education
U.S. Supreme Court
Joseph C. Catalano
Hoover Asks Council of Free Nations
Former U.S. leader Hoover calls for creation of a Council of Free Nations to coordinate postwar relief and defense efforts. He urges broad multinational participation and emphasizes preventing a power vacuum in war-torn regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Council of Free Nations
Taxes and economy dominate post hearings in Washington
The article describes ongoing House and Senate economic hearings on taxes and the economy, notes Raymond J. Saulnier's remarks from the Eisenhower era, and quotes Democratic candidate Richardson Dilworth in Beaver arguing taxes would rise and education funding must grow amid a sluggish economy. It also mentions rising personal income, durable goods orders, and anticipated industrial reports while mixing in unrelated crime and local political details.
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White House
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate House Economic Committee
Raymond J. Saulnier
Council of Economic Advisers
Eisenhower
Beaver
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
Eiata
Suit Over Death Stirs Debate on Prayer and Test Ban
Catalano argues Supreme Court banned a proposed prayer while discussing a nuclear test ban treaty. West says talk needs on-site inspections. $50 million spent on new detection tech. Dean cites cutting stations from 180 to 80, amid Soviet resistance. Godber condemns Zorin's speech as harsh and unhelpful, calling him cynical and scornful.
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West
Dean
United States
Soviet Union
Joseph B. Godber
Zorin
Dalous
Hoover Library Dedication Marks 88th Birthday Event
West Branch Iowa area hails Hoover library ceremony as ex president Herbert Hoover turns 88. In Independence Maine and Indiana County PA obituaries include Kathryn Treese and Jennie Ackerman with memorials and services noted. The report links Hoover’s career to ongoing public honors and a town’s celebration.
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Saul Pett
West Branch
Iowa
Harry Truman
Independence
Herbert Hoover
United States
Herbert Clark Hoover
Walter Wisniewski
Standents
Ford, Conn
Near
Clarksburg
Hoover
Truman
Indiana Hospital
Hoover Library
Ware
Poland
Joh
Twoseph
Mary Wisniewski
Stamford
Hoover/St. Johns
All Land
Cliance Lodge
MelIntyre
Oregon
Penia
Greek Catholic Union of
Panore
Stella Doba Wisniew
Ski
John
Homer City
Valentine
West
Gertrude Gagnon
St. Petersburg
Hoov- Roy Hollobaugh
Creek
Jer
Plumville
White House
V.A. Hospital
National
Boys Club
Ofjoneson
Helen
Houston
Herbert Kochranton
Roxie Elkin
Lloyd
Creekside
Hoover Hasi
Ruth Bence
Collingswood
National Boys Club
University of Missouri
Washington University
St. Louis
Peterson’s
Edwards
Survives 3 Story Fall From Window at Syracuse Hospital
Jean nette La Fleur, 17, survived a fall three stories from a barred window at Syracuse Psychiatric Hospital landed in a bush with minor injuries. She stood on a two foot ledge for about 20 minutes as doctors and police tried to deter her. Investigators are unsure whether she slipped or jumped.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Jeannette la Fleur
la Bush
Indiana County man served in Spanish American War
Mr Hollobaugh lived his life in Indiana County and belonged to Beracha United Presbyterian Church in Plumville. He was a veteran of the Spanish American War. Bowser Funeral Home in Plumville will host calling hours Friday 4 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Services Sunday August 12 at 2 p.m. Rev J B Troutman will officiate with interment at Lutheran Cemetery in Smicksburg.
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Allen Park
Mich
Bence
Clymer
Wil.iam P. Parker
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Hoover
Robinson-Lytie’s
Russia
St. Louis
Church
Lucernemines
H. A. Podowski
Brant
Joannain
St. Bernard’s
Robinson-Lytle's
Hollobaugh
Indiana County
Beracha U. P
Plumville
Donald
Bowser
J. B. Troutman
Smicksburg
Pay Off Debt With Surplus In Pennsylvania Budget
Gov. Lawrence plans to use part of the 1961-82 surplus to retire World War II veterans bonus debt. The $3.9 million retirement is a quarter of the $16.6 million year end surplus. Remaining funds will balance the 1962-63 budget and fund subsidies to schools.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
Commonwealth
General Fund
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