NAACP Wins First Round In Alabama Court Fight
The Supreme Court directed the U.S. District Court in Alabama to rule on the NAACP complaint after an Alabama order barred its activities. The NAACP argued the Alabama ruling barred outreach and did not qualify as an out-of-state corporation. The case stems from a 1956 AlabamaAttorney General complaint claiming the NAACP conducted business without state qualification.
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Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court
Alabama
U.S. District Court
NAACP
High Tribunal
U.S
New Orleans
Association
The
High Tribune
Circuit Court
Montgomery
Ala
Algerians Released as Rioting Crackdown Eases
Paris police say 8 500 of the 12 000 Algerians detained after last week anticurfew riots have been freed. About 300 expulsions to Algeria were reported with more to come as authorities continue detentions and actions.
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Paris
Algeria
Missile bodies recovered from Pioneer Muse wreck
The U S Navy announced that forty four missile bodies valued near 1.5 million dollars have been recovered from the wrecked US merchant ship Pioneer Muse off Okinawa. The missiles were en route to the US Army on Okinawa after the ship ran aground during a typhoon on October 9.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Pioneer Muse
Okinawa
U.S. Navy
Navy
Deaths And Funerals John Tewart 54
John W. Tewart 54, Armco pipefitter of 308 Gideon Road Middletown, died at Middletown Hospital after Sept. 28 admission. Born in Beattyville Kentucky, he lived most of his life in Middletown and belonged to Crawford Street First Church of God. Survived by wife Melva, daughter Norma Fugate, son Robert F., stepson Roy Siepp, four sisters and six brothers, and five grandchildren. Services Wednesday 2 pm at Riggs Funeral Home. burial in Woodside Cemetery. viewing tomorrow 2–5 and 7–9 pm.
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John W. Tewart
Gideon Road
Middletown Hospital
Tewart
Armco Steel Corp
Beattyville
Middletown
Crawford Street
Effie Francis
Eaton
Ocea Schumer
Madeira Beach
Fla
Robert
Price
Walker
Karte and Braxton
Hamilton
Riggs
Two Men Help Small Children Escape Fire
Two men suffered slight injuries while aiding four young children to flee a burning home at 237 N Ninth St. The blaze, likely cigarette sparked, caused about 2000 dollars damage. Veit Baker 29, and Hugh Manis 32, residents of Ninth Street, were treated for shock, wrist and arm cuts, and burns respectively. The children escaped unharmed. The fire occurred around 3:30 am in an upstairs bedroom, damaging the room and its contents.
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Ninth St
Veit Baker
Mercy Hospital
Hugh Manis
Ninth Street Adress
Bog Smoke Blamed For Big Pileup
Smoke from a bog bar area caused a multi vehicle wreck on Interstate 71 in Medina County. Six trucks and six autos collided, six people were injured with two in critical condition. Names of injured include Burt Kramer, Charles Burns, Cecil Wildermuth, Joseph Buda, James Basbaum, and Joseph Smolka.
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Medina
Ohio
Chippewa
Medina County
The
Highway Patrol
U.S. 224
Medina Community Hospital
Burt Kramer
South Euclid
Charles Burns
Charleston
W. Va
Cecil Wildermuth
Lancaster
Joseph Buda
James Basbaum
Butler
Joseph Smolka
North Royalton
New Elections On LAW Terms Are Threatened
Detroit AP report says UAW pushes local contract settlements with Chrysler amid a new threat to the profit sharing in the AMC deal. Local 75, representing Chrysler workers in Milwaukee, considers a second vote after their Oct 1 approval. Local 72 at Kenosha narrowly rejected the AMC contract over working conditions, not profit sharing.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
UAW
Chrysler
Milwaukee
American Motors
Local 72
Kenosha
Wis
AMC
Death notices for King and several others in Hamilton area
Mrs. Alva King aged 79 of 3843 Rivers edge Hamilton died at Middletown Hospital at 7 15 am after six days as patient in failing health. She lived in Middletown 31 years then Hamilton 18 years and belonged to Williamsdale Methodist Church. Survived by husband Frank A a son Shoble Sherman three brothers Sherdin Columbus and Brewster Piercefield and a sister Alma Cleven ger all of Columbus Indiana three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services set 2 pm Thursday at Riggs Funeral Home with Wood home burial. Wednesday viewing 3 30 5 and 7 9 pm. Also notices for Clara H Wellhoefer 72 115 Franklin St Brown Dawson Robert Snodgrass Sr 79 826 High St services 2 pm Wednesday Campbell Others include Sue C Briedenthal 60 937 Prytania Ave services 10 am tomorrow Webb Freida B Baker 41 830 Martin Ave services 10 am Wednesday Webb.
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Alva King
Riverside Drive
Hamilton
Middletown Hospital
Clara H. Wellhoefer
Franklin St
Brown-Dawson
Robert Snodgrass Sr
High St
Campbell
Sue C. Briedenthal
Prytania Ave
Webb
Freida B. Baker
Martin Ave
Notable political and business figures die across 5 cities
In Hamilton Ontario Harry C Nixon aged 70, former Ontario premier, dies. In Washington Albert I Lodwick, 57, aviation pioneer and head of Lodwick Aircraft Industries, dies after brain operation. In Harrisburg William R Davlin, 50, state commerce secretary since 1955, dies of cancer. In Cleveland Mrs R Livingston Ireland, 66, former Ohio welfare director and civic leader, dies. her husband chairs major Pittsburgh firms. In Tucson John Holmes, 71, former Swift & Co president and board chairman, dies of heart attack.
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Hamilton
Ont
Harry C. Nixon
Ontario
Washington
Albert I. Lodwick
Aviation
Oes
Lodwick
Lodwick Aircraft Industries, Inc
Lakeland
Fla
Mystic
Iowa
Harrisburg
William R. Davlin
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Ohio
R. Livingston Ireland
M.A. Hanna Co
Consolidated Coal Co
Pittsburgh
Tucson
Ariz
John Holmes
Swift & Co
Chicago
Ranger II Launch Delayed for Third Time
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP reports a Ranger II satellite launch is postponed a third time due to technical difficulties. The Atlas Agena booster countdown was at 47 minutes with no new date set. The exact cause remains undisclosed. The mission tests systems for future lunar and interplanetary flights.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ohio weekend fatalities include nine traffic, six from fires
The Associated Press reports 15 weekend deaths in Ohio from traffic crashes and fires. A 73 year old Butler County man was killed, a Columbus family of four perished in a house fire, and a Youngstown couple died in a mobile blaze. A Cleveland parked-car blaze claimed a 37 year old man, and a Cincinnati Enquirer reporter’s 2 year old son died after being struck by a car.
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Columbus
Youngstown
Cleveland
Cincinnati Enquirer
Michael Maloney
Associated Press
Fatal crashes and fire toll across Ohio and nearby states
A series of fatalities across Ohio and neighboring areas includes Etta West, 22, and her children Joann, 4, and Donna Jean, 7 months, plus mother-in-law Bessie West, 50, in a Columbus house fire. Also dead were Samuel T. Korte, 51, in Cincinnati crash. Glen Edward Weekly, 35, of no fixed address, ejected from a car near New Concord. Gordon Schubert, 73, fatally kicked by a horse in Butler County. Michael R. Maloney, 2, Deer Park, struck by a car. Charles Crooms, 53, Struthers, who died after saving his wife. Ray Combs, about unknown age, in a Dayton-area collision. and Janice Mullins, 26, Columbus, and her son Tracy, 4, who drowned when their car plunged into the Scioto River near Delaware.
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Butler County
Delaware
Columbus
Scioto River
Etta West
Joann
Donna Jean
Bessie West
Naugatuck
V. Va
Samuel T. Korte
Madeira
Cincinnati
Glen Edward
Ohio Penitentiary
U.S. 22
New Concord
Muskingum County
Gordon Schubert
Chael R. Maloney
Deer Park
Charles Crooms
Struthers
Ray Combs
Kettering
Dayton
Janice A. Mullins
Tracy
Tthey
Ohio
Mongolian Delegation Arrives for UN Membership Debate
A four man delegation from the Mongolian People's Republic arrived in New York to participate in the United Nations discussion on admitting Mongolia as a member. Valerian Zorin and six other Soviet officials greeted the delegation, which will stay through the membership decision.
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New York
Hoffa Sues Meany Over Libel and Slander Claims
James R Hoffa and the Teamsters filed a million dollar libel and slander suit in U S District Court against AFL CIO President George Meany and 24 other top AFL CIO officers The suit accuses Meany of plotting to portray Hoffa as a fraud and to undermine the Teamsters as a smoke screen to hide AFL CIO’s supposed turmoil and deteriorating leadership.
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Detroit
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Teamsters
Hoffa
U.S
Meany
House of Labor
Freight cars scattered as train hits switching cars
In Fremont Ohio the Nickel Plate yard in Bellevue saw a 61 car freight train strike 10 cars being switched. No injuries reported.
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Fremont
Ohio
Nickel Plate
Bellevue
Starmaker Joe Schenck Dies At 82 In Hollywood
Hollywood obituary for Joseph M. Schenck who rose from a New York immigrant boy earning 4 50 a week to a film industry titan. He helped foster Fatty Arbuckle Marilyn Monroe and major studios Wagner based. He faced a 1941 tax evasion conviction and a brief prison term before dying at 82 in Beverly Hills with a legacy in United Artists and Twentieth Century Fox.
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Starmaker
Joe Schenck
Hollywood
Joseph
M. Schenck
New York
Schenck
Fatty Arbuckle
Marilyn Monroe
Beverly Hills
Buster Keaton
John Barrymore
Constance Talmadge
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
Rudolph Valentino
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp
United Artists Theaters, Inc
Magna Corp
Mike Todd
Joseph M. Schenck
Constance
Bioff
New Hair Loss Cure Offers 32 Day No Risk Trial
A Houston firm Loesch Laboratory Consultants claims a treatment stops hair loss and grows hair. They offer a 32 day no risk trial if you send details about hair thinning and scalp conditions for analysis. Letters with name and address to Box 66001 Houston 6 Texas Adv.
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Houston
Texas
Laboratory Consultants
Loesch Laboratory
Loesch Laboratory Consultants
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