Parker Lynching Case Leads To FBI Evidence List
Washington officials disclosed an FBI breakthrough in the Parker lynching case naming participants in evidence turned over to Governor J. P. Coleman of Mississippi. The list reportedly includes the masked men who seized Parker from Pearl River County Jail at Poplarville before his death on May 4, amid renewed outrage over the rape case. The FBI report cites about 100 names and indicates evidence will be presented to the next grand jury.
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J. P. Coleman
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Poplarville
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Chicago Tribune
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New Orleans
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Dulles Rites Mark Funeral of a Secretary of State
Solemn services in Washington's National Cathedral honored John Foster Dulles longtime Secretary of State. A horse drawn caisson bore his casket to Arlington National Cemetery as representatives from many nations attended. Citizens of the United States watched as thousands passed the mahogany bier while the nation reflected on his decades of public service and the somber end of an era.
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Washington
National
Arlington National Cemetery
Hichisenhower
Dulles
Ordiary
Cimahogany
Cathe
Dral
Talks Set As Gromyko to Join Geneva Talks
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower and Secretary Herter plan a White House conference at 10:30 a.m. with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and Britain’s Selwyn Lloyd and France’s Maurice Couve de Murville. The Geneva talks have been deadlocked over East West differences. Dulles funeral and Menzies visit noted.
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Washington
Hisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Russia
Britain
France
Herter
Geneva
John
Foster Dutlés
Toda
White House
Bei
West Germany
Konrad
Adenauer
James C. Hagerty
Australia
Robert G.menzies
Dulles
Menzies
Man Given Sentence for Motor Violations in Saltsburg
Russell Ashbaugh of Point Street Saltsburg appeared before Judge Edwin M. Clark on two motor vehicle charges. He failed to stop at the scene of a property damage accident and to provide identification and operated a vehicle after his license was suspended. The court taxed costs of prosecution on both counts, ordered restitution for damages, imposed a $200 fine, required obedience to laws, and placed him on three years probation.
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Russell Ashbaugh
Point Street
Saltsburg
Edwin M. Clark
Berlin Calm Amid Crisis Talks and Dulles Funeral
In a tense scene Berlin remained quiet as Khrushchev and Soviet leaders faced deadlines while Western ministers met in Geneva and Washington. The funeral for John Foster Dulles shadowed diplomacy as talks on German division stretched. The Big Four prepared to resume discussions on May 11 amid shifting positions and postponed moves in Berlin.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Gene
Premieready
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Big Four
Viefly
Actress Files Third Divorce In Two Years
Actress Diane Foster has filed a third divorce suit in two years against Joel Murcott a Motion Picture figure now in England. He is accused of cruelty as inspections show Soviet checkpoints remained manned in Berlin despite earlier threats. A convoy of eight U.S. Army trucks moved 110 miles from See Deadline Page 12 Col. 3.
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Hollywood
Dianoe
Foster
Joel Murcott
Murcott
Wetter
England
Berlin
U.S. Army
Senate schedules tax session to approve gas tax and funding
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Senate set a Thursday session to approve gasoline taxes expiring Sunday and 2 percent realty transfer tax, with stop gap appropriations funding state salaries and relief payments. The House meets Monday. the taxes aim to raise about 115 million and 38 million respectively over the new biennium.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Khrushchev Says Soviet Rocket Bases Could Reach Italy Greece
MOSCOW AP Khrushchev warned that the Soviet Union could establish rocket bases in Albania and Bulgaria to counter NATO plans in Italy and Greece. He urged a nuclear weapons ban in the Balkans and said bases near socialist countries would be a countermeasure. He praised Dulles in a Tirana speech and urged peace through decisive policy.
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Nikita. Khrushe
Ehey
Soviet Union
Albania
Bulgaria
United States
Italy
Greece
Balkan
U.S
Soviet
Uni
Tirana
NATO
Khrushchev
People's Republic of
Adriatic
Geneva
John Foster Dulles
Haddix Makes Baseball History Losed In 13 Innings
Haddix, a Pirates left hander, pitched 12 13 innings of no hits until a Don Hoak error led Felix Mantilla to reach first in the 13th as Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 2-0. He recalled a perfect game from the third inning on and noted no pitcher had faced more than 27 batters since 1876.
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Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirate
Lso
Annyone
Ate
Milwaukee
Don Hoak
Felix Mantilla
Haddix
Braves
Col
Joint School Board Special Meeting Set Tomorrow Evening
Indiana Borough and White and Armstrong Townships will hold a special meeting tomorrow at 8 15 PM in the Indiana Joint High School Library. Attendees include members from the Indiana Area Joint School Board and related boards. Local notices also advertise a car drawing at Fair View on Friday May 29 at 9 PM and a weekly Eagles party series.
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White and
Armstrong Townships
Indiana Joint High School
Indiana Area Joint School Board
Indiana Joint High School Board
Indiana Borough School Board
White Township School Board
Armstrong Township
Fair View
Dad and family drown in lake near Winter Haven
A fishing trip on Lake Marian ends in tragedy as waves capsize a 12 foot boat. Raymond Adolphus Miller, 31, and three of his children, Lethroy 9 Shirley Jr 7 and Andy Wallace 4, drown. His wife and two other children Jimmy 8 and Randell 2 are rescued along with Donnie 6, by bystanders O L Williams and Rud Nasworthy who spotted trouble while dredging nearby.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Lake Marian
Raymond Adolphus Miller
Miller
Lethroy
Shirley Jr
Andy Wallace
O.L. Williams
Rud. Nasworthy
Florida
Big Three Ministers Visit U S After Dulles Funeral
The West's three foreign ministers Gromyko Lloyd and Couve de Murville arrived for the funeral of John Foster Dulles and met with President Eisenhower. A White House luncheon for the visitors was announced, with Herter and others attending. Plans followed as the Big Four recessed their Geneva talks.
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Washington
West
Andrei Gromyko
John Foster Dulles
U. S. Sec.s
Eisenhower
White House
Gromyko
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve i de Murville
France
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Geneva
James C. Hagerty
Inside Labor column questions Steel Workers head
Victor Riegel poses questions to Steel Workers President McDonald in his page 6 column. Others feature notes and world TV radio sections lead the day with brief items.
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Victor Riegel
McDonald
Raul Castro Found Safe After Crash
Raul Castro and three air crew survived a plane crash during an aerial search mission in swampy south central Cuba. Rescued by navy boats after being guided by peasants and spotted by a helicopter, they were in good spirits.
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Havana
Raul Castro
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Raul
Fidel
Cienaga Zapata
Hatiguanico
Collections On Thursday Collect Newsboy Payments This Week
The Indiana Evening Gazette circulation department asks weekly subscribers to pay on Thursday due to no Saturday edition for Memorial Day. Newsboys must collect on Thursday this week, so readers should settle their bills then to help the paper.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Gazette
Cemetery and Gift Shop Fire Listed in Coral-Graceton Notice
A fragmentary notice lists Cemetery Lights, John's Jewelry and Gift Shop at 716 Phila Street as part of a Coral-Graceton Fire Co matter with references to an Elks 75 party schedule and midweek dates.
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John’s
Phila. St
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