Sheep Killing Dog Executed After Conviction
In Hardin County, Orma S Bernard was convicted of killing sheep and faced execution after a trial in which Judge Arthur D Tudor denied a new trial motion for Annie. The case involved sightings of the dog near a farm, blood and lamb fragments found, and testimony from Dr George Pleasant and farmer Ray Emerson. Mrs Perkins, whose son is in the Army, was among those reacting as the dog’s fate was decided.
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Kenton
Orma S. Bernard
Sheen
Hardin County Common
Arthur D. Tudor
Annie
Joan Perkins
Apter
Raymond Hattery
Ray Emerson
Tes
Perkins
Kestel
Cain
Teac
George Pleasant
Army
Chad
Demos Launch Grass Roots Fund Drive
The Democratic Party begins a nationwide grass roots fund drive led by former President Harry Truman. Chairman Butler presents a starter sustaining membership card to Truman at his Independence home, with a door to door fundraising campaign set for October 11-12 called Dollars for Peace Day. Sustaining members contribute at least $10 yearly.
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Harry Truman
Pan Mr. Butler
Acratic National Chaeeis
Butler
Democratic Party
Trial Brings Out Teen-Age Sport In Baton Rouge
A six day murder trial in Baton Rouge ended with two 16 and 17 year old defendants acquitted of killing Marion O Durbin who was beaten and robbed. Testimony described youths boasting about targeting homosexuals. Durbin’s widow expressed grief and forgiveness as the jury found the teens not guilty.
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Baton Rouge
Marion O. Durbin
Herbert Ray Mears
Durbin
William S. Rowan
Mears
Rowan
Advice From 100 Year Old Nellie Faxon
West Hartford Connecticut Mrs Nellie A Faxon aged 100 offers a practical tip urging people to care for their health with the same diligence they give to their cars. The quip reflects a long life of self care and humor from a centenarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hartford, Conn
Nellie A. Faxon
Quiet Marines Leave Budapest After Thaw and Turmoil
In Budapest the U S Marines depart after a brief tour in a Communist capital. Nine Marines lived discreetly, enjoyed Hungarian music and records, taught the Marine Hymn, and frequented small cafes. They witnessed late fall fighting, a balcony shelling incident, and a post revolution dating ban, then extended trips to Vienna for leaves.
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Budapest
U.S
Budanest
Hungary
Ieeenath
Aranvkez-Utca
Golden Hand Street
Uncle Sam
Vienna
Youth Festival Debates Open in Moscow with World Participation
The Soviet hosted World Youth Festival opened with flag waving and a sendoff for Communist leaders. Delegates from more than a dozen countries join discussion groups on topics from atomic physics to hobbies while athwart sports and entertainment fill the program. About 39 000 attend with 10 000 from outside the Soviet Union. President Voroshilov states the USSR never imposes its way of life. Roughly 400 Hungarians attend and fewer than 100 Americans participate without a formal program during the four hours of parade, speeches, and Lenin Stadium ceremonies.
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Moscow
Russia
Soviet
Winee Hill
Voroshilov
Soviet Union
Lenin Stadium
Laborite Attacks Gravel's Critics
In Lake Charles Louisiana a labor leader rallied to support Democratic Nat Com Camille Gravel and assailed three Gravel critics. L. E. Hennigan named State Sen. Rainach State Rep. Garrett and Dist Atty Perez as anti Civil Rights figures and accused them of denying rights and stoking hate. He urged Gravel not to bow to their influence.
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Lake Charles
la Ua
Camille Gravel
Gravel
Eisenhower
L. E. Hennigan
Louisiana State Labor Council
W. MM. Ratnach
Citizens Councils
John
Garrett
Leander Perez
Plaquemines
St. Bernard Parishes
Hennigan
Perez
Rainach
Hest Tino
Iron Curtain
Funeral held for Maj. Henry Arrington at Pensacola
Funeral services were held today for Maj. Henry Arrington 37 stratojet commander at Barksdale Air Force Base. He died Friday of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was a veteran of 17 years in the Air Force.
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Pensacola
Fla
Henry Arrington
Barksdale Air Force Base
Air Force
Mizell Leaves for “More Friendly Surroundings” Over Rate Hikes
G D Mizell Sr of Forest Hill Telephone Co. announced he is leaving for friendlier surroundings after police jury approved rate increases he says will bankrupt his company. He also offered his stock for sale as part of the financial distress.
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Alexandria
G. D. Mizell Sr
Forest Hill Telephone Co
Mizell
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