Bus Attacked by Whites in Two Southern Cities
A Greyhound bus carrying CORE and segregation tour members was attacked by white mobs in Anniston Alabama and Birmingham- Montgomery area on a Sunday. The assault injured several, the vehicle was burned, and drivers and riders were forced to flee. Police reported no arrests.
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Hospital Notes at Whe Midielders Memorial Hospital
Discharge and admission list from Whe Midielders Memorial Hospital includes numerous patients and attendants. Names appear with multiple towns such as City Stirs Clairfield Cumberland Gap and Ewing, indicating regional admissions and discharges.
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Clairefield
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Cumberland Gap
R. D. Fugate
Ewing
W. Miracle
Painville
Oscar Rovertson
Patsy Bullard
Eichmann Said Man In Inner Circle
An American judge testified that Adolf Eichmann described the Nazi inner circle that decreed the deaths of six million Jews. Justice Musmanno, a Nuernberg war crimes judge, noted Eichmann’s access to Goering and others. he traced evidence from interviews during Naval investigations into Hitler’s survival and linked top Nazis to the atrocities.
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Theft Charge Is Dismissed in Middlesboro Court
The armed robbery charge against Want Hughett was dismissed after the key witness failed to appear. Alfred B. King paid a $9.90 fine for a tab le violation. Phyllis Crumley and Willard Fhuyegdiet were fined $23 for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Phyllis Partin, 19, paid no fine for disorderly conduct. Mose Reed, John Duffield, and Bil Stapleton were fined $12.50 for public drunkenness.
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Willard Fhuyegdiet
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Ahnee
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Bil Stapleton
Kentucky and Tennessee News Briefs Misspellings and Local Incidents
Frankfort police said no tullic fatalities were reported for the weekend. Boonesboro teen Billy Minciire, 15, drowned in Howneds Creek near the Kentucky River. George Dayls, 46, of Ashland, was killed when his light plane crashed near Meld. Davis Equipment Co founder owned the business. Floyd County schools won a journalism award. Virginia chapter elected officers. Marion plans a $510,000 sewage plant. hospital to cover 194 percent of cost with $130,000 from Public Health Service. Aden son City will survey four counties to attract industry. Sweetwater prepares for barbiturate case hearing. Tennessee licenses go on sale July 7. Attorneys to appeal youth involuntary manslaughter case. Nasville police seek jewel thief gang after $200,000 in gems vanished from motel safe.
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Rosary Recital Set For Cooper Tonight
Hollywood mourns Gary Cooper as the screen star dies at 60 after a long illness. A rosary will be recited at Ham O'Connor Mortuary, with widow Veronica and daughter Maria nearby. Funeral mass set for Tuesday at Church of the Good Shepherd, Holy Cross Cemetery in Inglewood. Pallbearers include Terry Thatha way and Jerry Wald. Ernest Hemingway and John Wayne among honorary pallbearers. Contributions requested to Sloan Kettering Institute. The service will be private to avoid a circus, with police protection. Cooper had been semi conscious for two weeks. doctors expect his death as near.
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Jerry Wald
Holy Cross Cemetery
Inglewood
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Sloan Kettering Institute of Cancer Research
New York City
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Rexford Kennamer
Obituary: Bercher of Middlesboro Dies at 73
Bercher of Middlesboro died at his home on Dorchester Avenue. Born in Middlesboro in 1883, he was 73. Survived by wife Huldah Davis Turner, daughters Mrs. Martin Turner and Mrs. Traskel Webb, sons Howard Rains and Elmer Turner, 17 grandchildren, then great grandchildren, one brother Frank Turner, three sisters, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services at Henste y Chapel Church tomorrow at 2 pm, with Rev Engram and Rev Janeway officiating. Burial in Henstey Cemetery, arrangements by Shumate and Gorts Ear Home.
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Middlesboro
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Moristown
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Morristown
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Srville
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Wirth Seeks Cave Research Center at Mammoth Cave
U.S. Park Service Director Conrad L. Wirth proposed establishing a national cave research center at Mammoth Cave Kentucky. He urged quick action to transfer title to federal ownership of Great Onyx and Crystal caves and outlined plans for a group camp area, university cooperation, and infrastructure including a new entrance road, parking, and facilities.
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Man Hangs Self After Wife Dies in Kentucky Home
FRANKFORT Ky UPD The husband of a Frankfort woman died Sunday of natural causes and was found a few hours later hanging from a rafter in his garage Police said Kent Kem 75 was found shortly before 6 p.m EST His wife was found dead in the living room of their home about 3 20 p m A note left by Kern read My life is done Kern had been caring for his wife who was an invalid for many years
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Western State College to Open New Athletic Building
A new athletic building at Western State College in Bowling Green is planned for completion in fall 1563. The structure will house 20 classrooms and a combined gym arena seating over 2,000, with a project cost around $2.5 million.
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Africa Side With West Is Predicted
VOUISYLLLE Ky UPI UN Assembly President Frederick H Boland says African nations will side with the West when chips are down He notes new UN members show steady support but lack maturity Boland spoke at Bellarmine College where he received a medal and warned the Soviet Union is least happy about the evolving bloc balance
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Tornadoes and Floods Hit Midwest in Worsening Storms
Storms strike anew across the Midwest as tornadoes lash rural towns and rivers swell. Flood warnings stretch along the Mississippi and nearby basins, endangering crops and travelers while power lines go down. Weather Bureau forecasts only slim chances of major new flooding.
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Chicago
Indicted Roane County officials face civil liberties charges
A federal grand jury charged a former Roane County chief deputy and ex Hockwood police chief with violating a Roane official’s civil rights. The indictment centers on a taped confession from William Ferguson about rigging the Aug 4 general election voting machines. Ferguson denied the confession and a grand jury previously declined to indict him. other named individuals remain undisclosed as papers have yet to be served. Ferguson had sued Roane Sheriff M. Delaney for $20,000 in personal injuries. Sartin, the former chief deputy, disclosed the confession on Aug 23 and alleged a $2,500 bribe and a Rockwood jet valued at $1,000.
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Caroll Fined In Lee Court
Jonesville reports John Caroll found guilty on a breaking and entering charge at Lee County Court. Six speeders named Kinser Brogan Young Weston Presley Walters were fined in traffic matters. Other convictions include Luther Crawford for reckless driving and Chadwell for overweight axle. Montgomery cited for expired inspection. Ramey fined for trout act. Eldridge fined for failure to appear. Writed on public drunkenness charges listed for Lewis Richardson Tean and Wallace.
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Lee County Court
James L. Kinser
Chester Brogan
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Charles W. Wallace
Tekst Peoples and Soviet Boundary Reference
Fragmentary note describes the term Tarwirs as a label for Tekst origin groups living in the west and mentions the Furuya nation of the Soviet Union in a political context.
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New Pain Remedy SPE Offers Quick Relief
Medical researchers announce SPE, a new pain remedy combining multiple ingredients. The ad claims relief from headaches colds grippe flu neuritis neuralgia arthritis periodic pains muscular aches and offers stomach protection with no sedative side effects. Availability at local drugstores is promoted.
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