Alabama jails seven men over church and bus bombings
Police in Montgomery detain seven white men suspected of bombing four churches and three homes in the wake of school desegregation protests. Authorities say some suspects admitted involvement while a key figure, Henry Alexander, reportedly described shooting into a bus.
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Chicago Firm Hints Topeka Paper Plan
A Chicago law firm says a group it represents plans to start an afternoon and Sunday newspaper in Topeka Kansas. Hobart Early said he and Robert M. Prince could not name their clients and that details on publication date plant or equipment were not disclosed after a merchant survey.
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Four Children Die In New Hampshire House Fire
A rural New Hampshire home fire killed four children aged 7 months, 3, 7 and 12. Parents Reginald and Claire and three younger siblings survived with minor burns. rescuers struggled to reach victims as flames spread quickly.
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Polio Strikes Oklahoma City Mother of Four
A 24 year old mother, Mary Barker, was admitted with bulbar spinal polio. She and her four children had been vaccinated elsewhere but received no vaccine locally. It is the hospital’s first polio case this year.
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Hungary Reinstates Russian Language Teaching in Schools
Compulsory Russian language instruction returns to Hungarian schools amid policies that sparked student protests during the October revolt. The move signals a shift in education and foreign language priorities in Hungary.
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Algeria Capital Strikes Fade as National Labor Ties Fray
Reported in Algiers, the capital struggles as a broad strike wanes. National Liberation Front factions press for demands while public workers return under penalties. Soldiers reopen shuttered businesses as European looting cases surface and police actions intensify.
Retired Salvation Army Officer Dies in Kansas City
A former Salvation Army officer died yesterday in Kansas City. The obituary notes the officer’s long service and retirement from active duty.
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Po Vielor Heimdgren
Salvation
State Banks Surpass One Billion In Resources
State banks reported resources exceeding one billion dollars, with deposits and loans rising amid regulatory scrutiny. Officials cited improving consumer deposits and growth in personal and business lending as key drivers of the surge.
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Docking Seeks State Shortcut for Water Resource Mapping
Docking urged Kansas officials to pursue a faster method for obtaining information on underground water resources. He said limited data are available and a state-accessed source would save time and money in mapping water supplies.
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Okies Oppose Wilson Talk In Plain Words
A tersely worded Oklahoma debate over Secretary Wilson draws criticism from the Oklahoma Senate. The chamber cites dissatisfaction with national defense remarks and accuses Wilson of insulting the state over draft and Korea War issues. Senator J R Hall of Oklahoma comments on the matter.
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