Bachelor seeks five gallons strawberry wine ruling
Millard S. Cohen, a St. Louis bachelor, pursued legal permission to make five gallons of strawberry wine in his West End apartment. The Treasury refused, citing he is not head of a family, and Cohen faces a hearing to justify why his request should not be denied.
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ST. Louis, Mo
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Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division
Mule Train Moves Toward Capitol in Washington Parade
Thirty four mules and thirteen wagons from the Poor People’s March mule train were loaded onto a Southern Railway freight train for shipment to suburban Washington. The 130 passengers will board buses for Alexandria Va, where the caravan will reassemble for a grand entrance into Washington.
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Atlanta
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Southern Railway
Washington
Alexandria
One Killed Three Hurt In SCLC Spokesman Says Parade
A fragmented report states one person was killed and three others wounded during a Poor People’s March to Washington as SCLC spokesmen described a parade from Alexandria to a Colombia related event. The account mentions President Lleras Restrepo and security officials amid chaotic scenes near the capital, with officials stating the situation required immediate action.
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Poor People’s League, Colombia
UPI
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Wallace Campaigns in Virginia with Dinner Event
Wallace tours Virginia as part of a third party push with a $6 to $15 plate dinner sponsored by the Virginia Conservative Party. Officials say the event honors Wallace while committees dispute sponsorship and his official endorsement status for the campaign. A news conference is planned and a rally follows the dinner tonight in Richmond.
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Alabama
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Virginia
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Neal
Ray Will Take Secrets To Grave, Brother Says
Chicago reports James Earl Ray, accused killer of Dr. King, will not reveal names or details. His brother Jerry, 32, says Jimmy will die with the secret, believes he was set up as a decoy, cites past prison escapes and disputes insanity claims, and expects a high-profile lawyer if trial proceeds.
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New Orleans
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London
George
Lucille Ray
Widespread Malnutrition In U S House Reveals
Washington reports from the House Agriculture Committee find widespread malnutrition in the United States but very little actual hunger. Chairman Rep W R Poage released results of a county survey in 356 counties mainly in the Southeast, contrasting hunger with malnutrition and diet ignorance. The private study spearheaded by Walter Reuther is criticized as inaccurate and misleading by Poage.
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House Agriculture Committee
United States
Rep
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