Georgia Boys Admit Murder in Dalton Gas Station Slaying
Two Georgia teenage runaways, 16 and 17, admitted to kidnapping, robbery, and killing gas station owner Oscar Parks, 52, in Dalton after police say they forced him into a car and shot him in the head. They also admitted breaking into a market in Thomasville, stealing a gun and car before the Dalton crime.
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Cleveland
Georgia
Dalton
FBI
Oscar Parks
Parks
East Side
Thomaston
Birds Die For Museum In Dayton Window Trap
Dayton AP reports two dozen birds including robins flickers and catbirds died near the new history museum as they hit a large window. Director E J Koestner says reflections of trees lure them and the dead birds will be frozen and mounted for display to augment the small collection.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Na‘uml History Museum
E. J. Koestner
Koestner
Little Rock Superintendent Blossom Faces Integration Crisis
Virgil Blossom, 51, Little Rock School Superintendent, is a central figure in the city’s school integration clash. A former Fayetteville educator, he is described as a fighter who accepts a tough mission. Born in Brookfield Missouri, Blossom rose from rural youth to Missouri Valley College and Fayetteville High School, later moving to Little Rock in 1953. He led through tense times and has two daughters, Bette Sue and Gail, with Gail having attended Central High during the 1957 58 crisis.
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Little Rock
Ark
Virgil Blossom
Fayetteville
Blossom
Littl Rock
Missouri
Brookfield
Missouri Valley College
Marshall, Mo
Fayetteville High School
Bette Sue
Gail
Central High
Dayton Man Charged in Beating of Wife
Dayton, Ohio AP. James N. Scott, 29, jailed without bond on assault and battery after allegedly stripping his wife Evelyn Scott, 31, beating her, pouring wine over her body, and threatening to kill her. She fled to a neighbor then filed in Trotwood mayor’s court.
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Dayton
Ohio
Evelyn Scott
James N. Scott
Scott
Sheriff's Office
Trotwood
Soviet Tourists Arrive in New York First Official U.S. Visit
A group of 14 Soviet tourists arrived at Idlewild Airport aboard an Air France flight seeking to view American sights. Vladimir I. Bapkin said they aim to gain a broad picture of the United States as professional engineers scientists and a surgeon in the group prepare to visit Washington Buffalo Cleveland and Niagara Falls. The tour was arranged through American Express which opened a Moscow office in April.
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New York
Russia
Air France
Idlewild
United States
Vladimir I. Bapkin
Paul Armas
Commerce and Public Events Department
Addiiion
Washington
Buffalo
Cleage
Niagara Falls
American Express Co
Moscow
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Georgia Boys
Congo
Wall
STAIR
Central Ave
Middletown
Srey
Middleton
Ares
Ivy
Mt Sales
Dupont
Orion
M. L
Kole
Sub Teen’s
Onty Home Owned
Children’s
America
Atere
Melton
Histios
Daytonian
U.S
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