Alabama faces push to curb violence in desegregation clash
Alabama public figures and newspapers mobilize for law and order as college integration looms at the University of Alabama Tuscaloosa amid national turmoil. Governor elect Wallace pledges to resist integration, while universities and alumni groups press for calm and legality.
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Bodys Found Two Held In Oklahoma Investigation
The body of Mae Maxson, 48, of Miami, was found on a county road near Commerce Oklahoma after she had been shot behind the right ear and beaten. Ottawa County authorities held two men for questioning. no charges filed. The father Richard Wickett identified the victim. The woman had stood with trustees and school officials in a law and order stand.
Body found along road linked to late night crash
Sharon Hartman saw a body in car headlights about an hour after arriving home. Wilbur Hartman checked the scene and warned of a loud muffler warning prior. The deceased appeared slain elsewhere and dumped on the road. Earlier, Mrs Hartman heard a speeding car on the road. Nearby, Willie Mays joined the Giants in 1951 after manager Tommy Heath vouched for his center field coverage.
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