Bomb Found In Clinton Negro Section Stuns Community
A large unexploded bomb found in Clinton’s Negro section contained 16 pounds of dynamite. Police traced the device near Allen McSwain’s house amid ongoing school integration tensions and civil rights protests. Local NAACP figures and college leaders are involved in a wider discussion of race and order in the area.
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Negro Section
Clinton
Prett
Faciilly
Allen McSwiin
Say
Alvah
Clint
Shaviborns
Kage
Mimi
Haimpe Ton Shaver
Kasper
Kaspar
NAACP
Leporte
Apathey Kasper Squower
Johnt Cates
Glivien
Eqn
Lis Agress
Eury Moore Gates
J. Ry Otis
Roy Wikins
King's
Wight
Wilkins
Inci
Ernest Mekwen
Whdely
Hice
Hospital Notes From Sidestore and Local City Mentions
A ragged hospital notes fragment lists many patient names and places including Sidestore Hospital and City, with references to Mrs. Lewd Flo and Mrs. C, a New Tae well Hebenss Sue Bays, Ewin 5, Simi Bullard, Sha wa ane, and others. The text shifts to Washington Wty President Aunt Sl s, noting a Sunday service at Ny Presby opian Church and a photo with Eisenhower and Rev. Falwarit L. R. Elsen, describing signs of a recent cold and trouble as spectators gather near a bright sunlit street.
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Guate
C. Marber
Stuevanee
Levin
Rosell C. Afoore
City
Margaret Am Jegfers
Harrogate
Lewd
Flo
Bogno
Pineville
Taewell Hebenss
Sue Bays
Ewin
Simi Bullard
Shawaane
Cavenee’ Stanley
Rose Hl
John Collings
Samt
Washington
Sls
Hower
Ny Presby‘opian
Eisenhower
Rudy
Smiline
Sheiver
Eisenhowers
Falwarit L. R. Elsen
Obituary notices and funeral details from a local paper
Obituaries summarize Mary Wilder, infant and adult mourners, and funeral arrangements. The text lists names such as George Davis, Taewell, and First Presbyterian church involvement. Services occurred yesterday with burial at a local cemetery and clergy from Reeve F ierd Loan and Rev. Tipper Pavldson officiating. Burial followed at Davis Cemetery, with arrangements by Lyall Whitmer and the Funeral Home in Weld County.
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Hesboro
Willy
Yandell Page
Teargy Cooke
Keoxville
Lyall Whitmer
Leech Opposes Trucker Bill in State Session
The article reports Leech opposing a proposed trucker weight limit bill amid session recess. Highway officials resist the plan to raise weight and height limits, while reapportionment action and highway funding proposals are discussed. The governor is to set standard time and a final vote is expected on appropriations for highways.
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Oppasa Leeet
Mission in Sopth Oxnam Urges Nixon Urges Visit
In Washington a bishop named Oxnam urges President Nixon to improve relations by visiting the North, arguing that goodwill steps are needed to ease sectarian tensions. The call comes from a Baptist church leader during a Washington gathering.
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Sopth Oxnam
Nixon
G Lhomley Osram
Vive
Richard MS. Nixon
Mathionist
Washington Baptist Church
River Falls Switch Riveils Called Off Winter College Event
River Falls officials cancel annual winter arrival activities at State College citing no snow. The swimming party in the college pool proceeds as planned despite the weather disruption.
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Riveis Falls
River Falls
State College
Fire in junk room causes $100 damage on 38a Street
Five Chief Richard Knipp reported the blaze started around 4 o clock yesterday in a junk room below General Cox on 38a Street. The fire, of undetermined origin, caused about $100 damage and wool remains found in the area.
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General Cox
Richard Knipp
Knipp
Central U S warms as high winds fade across the region
Forecasters report winds exceeding 60 mph across the central U S followed by milder, warmer conditions. Scattered showers accompany a waning storm as the Great Lakes to Florida see a broad rise in temperatures with cooler spells in the central plains. Snow belts extend from the northern Rockies to the Pacific Northwest while Pacific Coast rain persists and southern warmth spreads.
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Chicago
Mypornesie
Centeab
Pacific
Finniec Warner
Florida
Great Lakes
Central
Southwest
Nothern Rockies
Oregon
Washington
Shaw
Pacific Coast
California
Seattle
Denver
PATEL
Lakely
Los
Ambiguous transcription limits city ballot on tree removal
Voters in a Michigan city faced a ballot issue about transplanting a damaged tree along a major avenue. The readable fragments indicate concerns over the tree's condition and potential impact on the World War II memorial vicinity, with unclear details about timing and officials.
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Bren
Brian Dorlen
Awhle Wood
Azsa Seer
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Middlesboro, Ky
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Twell
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