TV Murder Trial Goes To Jury In Live Telecast
In Waco Texas UPI reports the murder trial of Harry Washburn, accused of booby-trapping his former mother in law’s car, could go to a jury Friday after both sides rested. The televised proceedings included testimony about motives and alibi quests as Judge Bartlett prepared to charge the jury.
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Waco
Tex
Harry Washburn
D. W. Bartlett
Washburn
Harry N. Weaver
Adele Henninger
Helen Harris Weaver
San Angelo
Weaver
Houston
J. E. Knight
Grady School
Gregory
Time Element
Tom Moore
Knight
C. V. Murray
Bartlett
Kwtx-Tv
Student Uprising Staged In Cuba
In Havana and across Cuba, two weeks of student protests against President Batista surged Friday marking a pattern from 1933 against Machado. More than 300 students arrested and over 100 injured as clashes erupted in Havana and other cities. The University Students Federation leads the行动.
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Havana
Gerardo Machado
Fulgencio Batista
Machado
Santiago de Cuba
Cuba
Havana University
University Students Federation
Batista
Oklahoma City market report and prices for livestock and farm goods
Oklahoma City markets show nominal cattle and sheep trade with hogs tested little and wholesale prices mixed. USDA list quotes for wheat futures, regional veggie produce, poultry like broilers and hens, eggs and butterfat across multiple towns including El Reno Hennessey Muskogee Vinita and Lawton with spot and delivered figures. Peanuts and pecans appear firm with regional price variations noted in Pauls Valley Shawnee Tulsa and Muskogee.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
State Department of Agriculture Today
Bison
el Reno
Hennessey
Yukon
Clinton
Enid
Kingfisher
Hobart
Blackwell
Lawton
Medford
Vici
Frederick
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
Muskogee
Vinita
Tulsa
Muscogee
Laverne
Pauls Valley
Alva
Elk City
Watonga
Woodward
Laverne, Woodward
Pecans
Spots
Shawnee
Democrats Honor Republican Bridges at New Hampshire Banquet
Democratic friends presented Senator Styles Bridges with a live donkey symbol at a banquet last night marking 25 years of service to New Hampshire and the nation. The event, hosted by the Young Republicans of New Hampshire, noted Bridges' long career and included remarks honoring his contributions.
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Manchester
N.H
Styles Bridges
Democratic Friends of
Young Republicans of
New Hampshire
Concord
Drys Seek More Signatures For Beer Petition
The United Dry Association urges a final push this weekend to collect signatures for a local option beer petition. Officials say enough signatures were gathered to assure a vote, but filing must be completed by December 18, with potential filing on December 16 or 17 due to the Sunday deadline. The beer industry is anticipated to contest the petitions.
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Oklahoma City
United Dry Association
Stanley Niles
Pagan Santa Banned From Henderson Christmas Parade
Santa Claus is barred from the Henderson city sponsored Christmas parade on December 24 after several religious leaders objected to him as a pagan symbol. Recreation Director Dr Earl Gould said leaders threatened to withdraw floats depicting biblical scenes if Santa participated.
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Henderson
Santa Claus
Jolly Old St. Nick
Earl Gould
Gould
Funeral services set for aviation pioneer Glenn L. Martin
In Santa Ana California funeral services were planned today for Glenn L. Martin 69 who died last Sunday in Baltimore He helped build and fly his first plane in 1909 The services at First Presbyterian Church will have six boyhood friends as pallbearers named A H Allen Roy Deal Harry Hanson George E Lewis Myford Irvine and Carson Smith
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Santa Ana
Calif
Glenn L. Martin
Martin
Baltimore
First Presbyterian Church
A. H. Allen
Roy Deal
Harry Hanson
George E. Lewis
Myford Irvine
Carson Smith
Silent Threats Rise as Press Restrictions Tighten
Authorities pledge to suppress dissent as journalists face new limits. Officials argue measures protect order while critics warn they curb free expression and press freedoms amid ongoing political tensions.
North Da kota Honey Production Estimated at 1 792 000 Pounds
North Dakota researchers estimate 1955 honey production at 1 792 000 pounds. The figure reflects statewide beekeeping output and agricultural activity during the year.
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North Dakota
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