Teachers approve pact ending New York strike
In New York City a teachers union approved a settlement ending a protracted walkout across Ocean Hill Brownsville and other districts. The contract creates a three member state committee to supervise district operations and stops harassment claims while restoring many white teachers to duties. The vote drew a large turnout and signals a potential end to the racial tensions fueling the dispute.
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John V. Lind
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Herbert Oliver
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Hill-Brownsville
Rape case and weekend wave of city robberies reported
Jefferson City police reported a rape case involving two men and a girl and noted a surge of thefts over the weekend. The Missouri State Highway Patrol arrested a suspect in the rape. Multiple thefts at the Downtown Holiday Inn, Governor Hotel, Ramada Inn, and APCO Service Station were reported, with items including clothing, jewelry, a diamond ring, a television, and cash totaling hundreds of dollars.
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Former Lincoln University students placed on probation
Four former Lincoln University students appeared in Circuit Court and were placed on probation after investigations into an incident at Stepplemans. The group, two of whom were Kansas City, Missouri residents, faced charges tied to an escape attempt and faced specified bonds. One additional student faced related sentencing in a separate matter involving an intermediate reformatory.
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Fire kills twenty four at Scotland furniture factory
A blaze swept a Glasgow furniture factory killing twenty four workers. Only three people were known to escape, with authorities investigating the cause as a major industrial disaster in Scotland.
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Glabgow
Imore
Three plead innocent in multiple county court cases
Three defendants entered not guilty pleas in Cole County Circuit Court. Ronald Wolfe of Holts Summit faces first degree robbery and assault charges with trial set for Jan 27 at 9 a.m. A 14 year old Jefferson City girl rape allegation is noted. another plea of not guilty is registered for Lee Land in a separate case. A Missouri inmate, Bobby Roby, pleaded not guilty to assault against a fellow inmate with trial slated for Jan 30 at 9 a.m.
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Jackson County
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England
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Missouri Penitentiary
John Gray
Legion post to honor long time members
The American Legion Roscoe Enloe Fest No 5 in Jefferson City will award Legionnaires with continuous membership for five years. All honorees are from the Capital City area. Aubrey Sullivan notes these men are leading citizens worthy of citation. A meal will follow at the Legion Hall.
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Legion Hall
First gun fails then Gospel saves life of missionary
In Compton California theologian Ralph Owens a missionary of the California Laymen's Crusade escaped a gun attack when the first firing misfired and gospel tracts in his pocket absorbed the second shot. Police booked two youths aged 18 and 20 on robbery and attempted murder charges after a $1.30 theft. Owens called it a miracle.
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California Laymen’s Crusade
Seven Die in Missouri Weekend Highway Crashes
Weekend Missouri crashes killed seven people across several counties. Ronald Steinman of Kansas City died in a rail crossing crash. Anna May Broyles, 38, was hospitalized after a collision near Union. Other victims included Iona Julius, 47, of Leslie, Donald L. Leveque, 47, of St. Louis County, and Virginia Cox, with multiple injuries in I-35 and U.S. 66 incidents.
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Man Shot at Holiday Inn in St Louis
Thomas L rideford of St Louis was wounded by a gunshot early Sunday at the downtown Holiday Inn. He was treated at St Marys Hospital for a leg wound and released. Police said no witnesses or suspects were found after an investigation.
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Jefferson City
Youth Killed as TV Topples on Toddler in Independence
In Independence, Missouri a three year old boy Everett Friend Jr died when he pulled a television from a table while playing with his sister at home the set toppled onto him.
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Everett Friend, Jr
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