Vermont Woman Guilty Of Advising Men Against Service
Mrs Luritle Miller forty five was convicted on eighteen counts for advising young men to evade the draft in Brattleboro Vermont. Federal Judge Ernest W Gibson will sentence her August 8. Miller and husband Manuel a justice of the peace at Bethel faced a siege and gas attack when served with a court order to take her to a mental hospital. Miller testified I certainly did. The couple gained national attention during the standoff.
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Brattleboro
Luritle &. Miller
Ernest W. Gibson
Federal Judges to Hear Southern Race Question
Three judge Federal District Court in Columbia will hold the first hearing on implementing the Supreme Court May 31 ruling that segregation must end as soon as practicable. Only Summerton district in Clarendon County is affected now, with district authorities as defendants in one of five cases.
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Columbia, S.C. mm
Federal District Court
Supreme Court
Summerton
Clarendon County
Plane's Radio Trouble Delays Transpacific Airlift
A C24 Globemaster returning from Operation Gyroscope due to radio trouble carried 187th Regiment paratroopers and 508th Airborne troops to the United States. The mishap slightly disrupted the Transpacific airlift schedule as planes regrouped at Itazuke Air Base Japan before heading to Ft Bragg North Carolina and Ft Campbell Kentucky.
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Itazuke Atr
Japan
Pacific
States
Summer Band to Play Friday in South Park
The Summer Band will give a concert at 8 o clock Friday evening in South Park under director Charles Kassinger. The program includes Star Spangled Banner Our Director March Excerpts from Les Preludes American Folk Fantasy Trees Swing Your Partner Gating Waking With Waldteufel Stars and Stripes Forever Sousa featuring LHS Twirlers and Flag Swingers.
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South Park
Charles Kassinger
Traim
Waldteufel Uw
Oarling
Stars and Stripes
Sousa
LHS
Russians Reach Five Year Plan Ahead of Schedule
The Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party announced to Russians that the 1951-55 plan was fulfilled eight months early. The statement, published in Moscow newspapers, said the goal for industrial and economic strength was completed by May 1, 1955 as outlined before the 1952 party congress.
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Moscow
Central Committee
The
Soviet Communist Party
Doe W. Anderson
Oklahoma
Grand Lake
Kansas Bureau of Investoration
Lou R. Pachter
KARO
Anderson
Kansas
Midwest
Richter
KBI
Charles ‘Pretty Floyd
Glenn Leroy
Baxter Springs
Kas
Bodies Retrieved From B47 Crash Near Shreveport
Four airmen died when a U S Air Force B47 Stratojet crashed 10 miles south of Shreveport Louisiana along the Red River. Rescue teams reached the wreckage about three hours after the midnight crash as rain hampered inquiry. Names of victims were not released.
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Shreveport
Here
Barksdale Air Force Base
Gard
Red River
Lucas
Barksdale
Barksdale Public Information
Abilene Student First To Have K State Award
MANHATTAN Kas. near Abilene resident W Curt Zeigler becomes the first Kansas State College engineering student to win the $3 000 four year Ehrsam scholarship. Milbourn says Zeigler will enter the mechanical engineering curriculum this fall.
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Manhattan
Kas
Engineer Dead After Veteran Kansas Lawman Quits
Bridgeport Conn The engineer Arthur Orteneau about 40 of New Haven died in a train wreck that derailed near Bridgeport. The Federal Express from Washington to Boston crashed into freight yards, killing one and injuring 24. The accident occurred at 4 42 am as 175 passengers rode the Vicar train to the next station. Five empty cars gave way to a fire and high voltage line explosion the result of the wreck.
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Bridgeport. Conn
New Haven Railroad
Washington
Boston
Federal Express
Bridgeport
New Haven
Arthur Orteneau
City Hospital June report shows 452 admissions and births
City Hospital and Lawrence Memorial Hospital fed the June totals with 452 admitted patients. Eighty nine babies born. Dunden reports 243 operations including 71 major surgeries and nine tonsillectomies. Daily census 193 plus, average stay six days. Outpatients 598, emergency room 121, meals 10,384 at 30.4 cents per meal.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mary Dunden
Robinson Bound Over In Statutory Rape Case
Thomas Jefferson Robinson 29 of 745 North 7th Street is bound over to the November term of the District Court on a statutory rape charge. He was released on a 3000 bond and is accused of assaulting a one year old North Lawrence child the morning of June 27.
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Thomas Jefferson Robinson
N. 7Th St
Robinson
North Lawrence
Gray Back in Federal Service Today in Defense Agency Post
Gordon Gray, a Democrat veteran of administrative and investigative work, returns to government service as assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs. The change shifts a net Democrat decrease in higher admin roles in the Eisenhower administration with two Democrats leaving for Republican replacements.
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Gray
Defense Agency Post
Washington
Gordon Gray
Eisenhower
Security of Defense
Robert B. Anderson
Oveta Culp Hobby
Missouri convict gets life for jail slaying
UNION Missouri Paul E Kenton, 24, was convicted of first degree murder and given life in prison by a circuit court jury for killing another convict during a Missouri state prison riot last September. He was the fourth convict convicted in the slaying of Walter Lee Bonnell, labeled an informer by inmates. three others await trial. The piece notes the corn crop value cited by the National Geographic Society.
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Union
Paul E. Kenton
Missouri
Kenton
Walter Lee Bonnell
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Marion B. Folsom
Eastman Kodak
Cral Security
Franklin D. Roosevelt
H. Struve Hensel
Pentagon
U. S
National Geographic Society
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