Slaying of New Ellenton Chief Patrolman Shocks Town
Willie Brown 27 is held in the shotgun killing of T. L. Meeks chief of police in New Ellenton South Carolina. Meeks 45 confronted Brown during a domestic dispute and was shot as officers investigated. Brown was arrested soon after by Mayor Charlton Shaw and Constable R J Cooper.
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New Ellenton
S.C
Willie Brown
T. L. Meeks
Aiken
Wyman Busch
Meeks
Brown
David Barrineau
Charlton Shaw
R. J. Cooper
Busch
Augusta
Atomic Energy Commission
Savannah River
Barrineau
First Bale of Cotton Arrives in Harlingen
The nation’s first bale of 1961 cotton arrived in Harlingen Texas. Grown by Ray Barnick of Mission it weighs 561 pounds and earned the grower a guaranteed at least 2500 dollars through the chamber of commerce. Barnick also ginned the first bale last year on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlingen
Auschwitz Records Mask Executions Says Survivor
Raya Kagan testified at Eichmann trial that Auschwitz death records listed disease as the cause and hid killings. She described destroyed files, unrecorded gassings and shootings, and a clerical role noting valuables and punishment details. A Jewish girl escaped in an SS uniform, later killed herself after a confrontation with Maria Mandel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Israel
Auschwitz
Adolf Eichmann
Raya Kagan
Foreign Ministry
France
Auschwitz S
Kagan
Birkenau
Maria Mandel
Miss Kagan
Mala
Latin Americans Hesitant On Action Over Castro Support
Adlai E. Stevenson reports Latin Americans anxious to discuss U S aid for their economy but reluctant to take any concrete action against Fidel Castro. The United States at the U N is monitoring responses and weighing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
Fidel Castro
United States
U. N
South America
Kennedy
Cuba
Stevenson
Arturo Frondizi
Venezuela
Frondizi
Adolfo Mugica
Romulo Betancourt
Dominican Republic
Betancourt
Castro
Organization of American States
Mugica
Americas
Free World
Montevideo
Uruguay
Ex-School Boss Fined for Fund Theft in Mississippi
Luther W. Tanner former Moss Point school superintendent pleaded guilty to a reduced misdemeanor charge and received the maximum $1,000 fine. He admitted embezzling funds to buy a home stove and faced additional indictments halted by statute. Prosecutor said funds misused harmed students. Tanner repaid some money and prosecutors dismissed other charges.
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Pascagoula
Miss
Luther W. Tanner
Moss Point
Leslie B. Grant
Grant
Tanner
Dist. Atty
Boyce Holleman
Holleman
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NTR
LCO
Philco
America
Hemenway
N. 2Nd St
Barton Chambers
Arlington, Texas
Sandra G. Kristensen
St. Martin’s Chapel
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Kathryn Ann Kristensen
Kristen Kristensen
Yonkers
John D. Kristensen
Cate
Matos
VISTA
Simoniz
Johnnie Russell
Mgr. FA
Eastgate
Tomanie
Uti
Gordon's Quality Jewelers
Mee Cy
Iad
Ernie
UOC
Our
Reg
Panair
Ola Tae
Yellow Gold
Eastgate Shopping Center
Max Harrelson
Mack E. Barham
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