Clinton Trial Convicts Stir Bitter Shock in Tennessee
In Clinton Tennessee bitter shock and wary resolve mark the conviction of six men and a woman who opposed desegregation at Clinton High School. Residents cite an organized Ku Klux presence and vow to push forward with law and order amid lingering prejudice and tense school term plans.
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Relman Morin
Clinton
Tenn
Ku Klux
Ova D. Absson
Knoxville
Clinton High School
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Negra Gil
Paul Turner
Police Surround Town In Search For Madman
Police cordon a town square area in New Mexico while hunting a madman suspected in the postmaster terror, the Cantwell dual homicide, and the Hobbs divorcee killings. Postmaster Mrs. Virginia Guest resisted, fired, and a suspect fled in a red 1932 Louisin. Cantwell was shot. two divorcees killed. possible suspect linked to car. Authorities urged caution as a statewide manhunt continues.
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Virginia Guest
Guest
Mars
J. D. Can
Carlsbad
Camtrell
Barbara Lemmens
Dorothy Gibson
Hobb
N. M
Hobbs
Cantwell
Jewell McAdoo Sal
Charles Tommons
Carlsbarl
Pete Gibson
Hoyt Lyne
Sone
J. A. Smith
Man Admits Killing police in El Segundo and beyond
A 13 year old Illinois fugitive, William T. Allen, confessed to killing El Segundo police officers Richard Phillips and Milton Curtis after a traffic stop. He claimed also shooting officers in St. Louis and Nebraska, and had escaped Feb from deputies transporting him from a Chicago mental hospital to stand trial for tavern robberies.
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Oaklane
Cali
Mlinois
Segundo
Calif
St. Louis
Nebraska
William T. Ren
Chester
Chicago
Johm Dailey
Lamar Dunster
el Segundo
Richard Phillips
Milton Curtis
Allen
Joseph Moose
Moose
Garbage service payments urged amid crackdown in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City officials, led by Finance Director Bob Luttrel, announced a continuing crackdown on delinquent residents who have refused or neglected to pay for garbage service. A total of 4,906 residents face charges if bills remain unpaid within the designated period.
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Oklahoma City
City
Bob Luttrel
Jet Makes Test Flight to Wright Patterson Air Base
The Air Force's new supersonic jet bomber completed a flight from Fort Worth to Dayton Wright Patterson Air Force Base in 1 hour 17 minutes covering 773 miles. Officials kept route speed and altitude details private. If flown direct at low altitude the craft would approach the speed of sound of about 720 mph, varying with altitude.
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Pope
Dayton
Air Force
Fort Worth
Wright,Patterson Air Force Base
4 H Funfest In Wichitas Attracts 200 Members
Comanche county 4 H camp for 4 17 students enters its third day at Quanan Parker Lake in the Wich ita Mountains Wildlife refuge. Over 200 persons expected tonight as 143 children and 35 adults supervisees join crafts swimming volleyball and educational events. Roy Bacon Fort Worth chemist spoke at the general assembly while Wes Miller from the highway patrol and Fort Reid health sanitarian addressed seniors and planned activities.
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4-H
Becan
Quanan Parker Lake
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Annal
General Assembly
Roy Bacon
Wes Miller
Highway Patrol
Fort” Reid
Page
Gary George? Oklahoma Gov Baits REA over GRDA deal
Gov Raymond Gary charged the Rural Electrification Association with political motive in the GRDA and Public Service Co power swap talks. He claimed responsibility for the plan while REA spokesman Floyd Gibson accused Gary of engineering the contract to repay a political debt.
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Oklahoma
CLTY
Raymond Gary
Rural Electrification Association
Grand River Dam Authority
Public Service Co
GRDA
Vinita
Gary
Floyd Gibson
Oklahoma Rea
Kamoq Electric Cooperalive
Bettey
Gibson
REA
Kamo Electric Cooperative
Gary Sid
Britain Jets Bomb Rebel Forces In Oman Conflict
London reports RAF Venom jets struck targets in Muscat and Oman to press rebels to halt attacks on British led forces. Rebels claim encirclement of troops and oil workers near Nizwa. Damascus says Arab leaders seek united stance. Lebanon condemns Western interference.
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London
Britain
Muscat
Oman
RAF
Jdawn
Aden
Persian Gulf
Cairo
Nizwa
Mt. Fahoud
Damascus
Lebanon
Foreign Ministry
Arab League Mey
Pair Delays Plea In Murder Case
Two Lawson sisters Mel Edith Mae Johnson and Betty Jean Baucom, both 23, asked for more time to consult attorneys before entering pleas to a murder charge. Justice of Peace Marvin Cameron granted the delay. They are accused of fatally stabbing John Armstrong Russell, 22, at their home after an argument at night club Surf. Witnesses say Russell and Robert Lee Guice, 20, had returned to the club before the dispute.
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Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Mel
Edith Mae Johnson
Betty Jean Baucom
Dre
Russell
Robert Lee Guice
Mes
Showers Fade as Heat Returns Across Oklahoma
Lawton records indicate high humidity easing as drier air moves in. Temperatures near 100 degrees again, with a five day forecast predicting little precipitation statewide through Monday and highs in the upper 80s to 90s. Showers expected Tuesday bring over an inch at Ardmore and Bristow, about 0.75 inch at Chandler, Gordonville, and Okemah.
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Lawton
Weather Bureau
Ardmore
Bristow
Chandler
Gordonville
Okemah
Tulsa
McAlester
Oklahoma City
Go Western or Else Rangers Told By Mayor Elsworth
Lawton holds a birthday celebration with a four night Ranger rodeo and western dress urged for all locals. Mayor Elsworth proclaims Lawson Rangers and merchants must decorate windows and enforce the western spirit through August. Violators face confinement at the Rangers’ discretion.
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Canton Rangers
Lawton
Gard AU
Lawson Ranger
Third and
Mayer CR. Elsworth
Dude" Elsworth
Actica
Ron
Ang
Lawson
Lawson Rangers
Ellaworth
Lawon
Lito
Sin
Civil Rights Bill Faces Vote on Enforcement Powers
Senate debate on the civil rights bill shifted to voting rights focus as Mansfield urged narrowing the measure to protect voting rights and Case pressed for attorney general suits to enforce desegregation for children. Analysts foresee an Anderson Aiken amendment removing broad enforcement authority, with talks of a presidential civil rights commission as a possible substitute.
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Washington
Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Case
Sens
Anderson
Aiken
Gener
Knowlané
Ater
Knowland
Johnson
Texas
Anderson-Aiken
City to pursue condemnation for Lake Lawtonka area
City council authorized Richardson and Cavanagh to press condemnation proceedings for about 220 acres around Lake Lawtonka to build a new reservoir and related dam works. The firm also defends two Huckleberry suits seeking over 50000 damages from flooding and inundation threats.
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Mabe
Hucklebery Estate
Lake Lawtonka
Richardson and Cavanagh
Lake Lawronke
Cese
Huckleberry
East Cache Creek
Richardson and
Cavanagh
Lawtonika
Huckleberry Steks
Racial Issues Hit School Bill Sparks House Debate
Washington factions clash over a federal school construction measure of 12 billion dollars aimed at building classrooms, with 300 million annually for matching state funds. An anti segregation amendment and opposition to federal participation cloud final passage prospects as voting on amendments looms. Representative Wainwright plans to offer a bar on federal aid.
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Washington
Rep
Wainwright
R-My
Footsore lone boxer reunites with anxious family
A nine month old boxer from Sgt and Mrs G T Bradshaw vanished last Friday from the trunk of their car in Als gonac Mich during funeral visits. The dog, injured and exhausted, was found by trucker Merritt Querlin in eastern Illinois and is being cared for by a local family while the Bradshaws are contacted.
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Lawson
Midwest
Sgt
G. T. Bradshaw
Spaulding
Algonac
Mich
Effing Hang Jr
Merritt Querlin
Illinois
Jury Stymied In Hood's Trial
New York jury fails to reach a verdict after a night of deliberation in the racketeering and labor extortion case against Johnny Die. The judge ordered a new round of talks at 11 am while asserting the trial continues and prosecutors face delays in testimony related to the Risel assault allegations.
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New York
Johnny Die
L A
General Sessions Court
John A. Mullen
Dig
Mionttlong
Din
Victor Risel
Risel
Britain to Confirm Port Closings With Kremlin
Britain said it would contact the Kremlin to verify if Vla Distovok Bay has been closed to foreign ships and aircraft. If the response is yes, the Foreign Office would regard the move as a substantial encroachment on what appears to be the high seas.
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London
Britain
Kremlin
Vladistovok Bay
Foreign Office
High’seas
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Clyde Cook
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John Kasper
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South
William Shaw
Louisiana
Sidney Davis
Aliston
Horace Wells
Clinton Courier-News
Sax Wells
Sen Clinton
Pace
Col
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Jet
Barbara Waid
Bryan Waid
Dearborn
Lake
Jed Johnson
Wichitas
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