Mass Immigration Roundup Targets Illegal Mexican Immigrants
A Law enforcement sweep under Attorney General Brownell orders drives in California and Arizona to deport illegal Mexican nationals. Three leaders report predrive publicity reduced crossings, while officials note a 9,380 rounding total in the last five days with 5,222 sent by bus to Nogales from El Centro.
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Herman R. Landon
Los Angeles
United States
Mexico
London
Marcus T. Neelly
el Paso
Tex
Harlan B. Carter
U.S. Border Patrol
Carter
California
Arizona
Nogales
el Centro
West Berlin clash injures youths at anti Soviet event
Gangs of Communist youths were beaten by West Berliners outside city hall as they tried to interrupt a mass meeting honoring East Germans who died in last June’s uprising. Police reported 15 civilians and three officers injured and several arrests.
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Berlin
United Press
Erhard FE
Rogce
West
Roast Fowl Best Buys This Weekend in Stores
The Associated Press notes weekend meat highlights include bottom and top round roasts, chuck roast discounts, and smaller turkeys tied to Father's Day. Expect price shifts next week on loin pork and wholesale entries while eggs and produce reflect mixed changes with fruit and citrus offerings expanding nationwide.
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Associated Press
Race Law Will Affect Private Schools and Colleges
At Duke University a national conference on school law discussed how the Supreme Court ruling against public school segregation might apply to private institutions. Speakers noted private schools with state charters and tax exemptions could be affected by state action interpretations, while southern participants warned of ongoing system practices until court decrees. The impact on teacher employment could include tenure protections but may harm Negro teachers.
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Durham
N. C
Supreme Court
Duke University
To Face Charge For Letting Son Drive Car
Elmer Roosevelt Mason of Clyde North Carolina will be tried on July 12 for letting his five year old son drive an unlicensed minor operated vehicle. State Patrolman W R Wooden arrested the car and noted the driver appeared small for the ride while the father claimed the boy is capable and also operates a farm tractor. The boy was not charged.
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Clyde
N.C
Elmer Roosevelt Mason
W. R. Wooden
Mason
Blair stock law debate moves to Monday hearing
In Baton Rouge the Blair stock law bill with a 750000 appropriation for fencing faces another Senate Finance Committee airing at 9 am Monday. Senators expect an unfavorable vote again while the House already reported the measure unfavorably Tuesday night. The Senate voted to recommit for a public hearing but one member doubted the bill’s chances. Separately Rep. Percy Roberts seeks 50000 for enforcement as livestock highway bans move forward. The Finance Committee plans a final vote on the 532 million appropriation bill for possible floor action early next week.
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Baton Rouge
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Finance Committee
Dayton McCann
Effie
Percy Roberts
Roberts
Finance Group
Four convicts escape Angola prison. one captured
Four inmates assigned to the maintenance crew at Angola State Penitentiary escaped today. Paul Westcott, of New York, 12 year burglary sentence, was captured within a half hour while the remaining three and one more man were still at large. Names and sentences given include Jimmie Mapp, William Edward Newbill, and James Melvin Kitchens.
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Angola
Maurice Sigler
Paul Westcott
New York
Rapides Parish
Sigler
Jimmie Mapp
Lake Charles
Calcasieu Parish
William Edward Newbill
Dyerspurg
Tenn
James Melvin Kitchens
New Orleans
Orleans Parish
West Feliciana Parish
West Monroe blind student wins award in national contest
A 16 year old West Monroe girl from the Louisiana State School for the Blind won second prize in the Searchlight contest for the blind for her story The Awakening. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C K Phillips of 732 Tulip Street West Monroe. She received 10 dollars. In Washington the Senate will take up the House bill to extend the reciprocal trade program for one year, leader William F Knowland said.
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West Monroe
Louisiana State School For the Blind
Washington
Senate
William F. Knowland
Senate Finance Committee
Wrist Watch Stolen From City Pool Locker
Monroe detectives report R. L. Marks of 610 Alexander Avenue said his son's 17 jewel Bulova stainless watch with gray leather band was taken from a locker at the municipal swimming pool around 7 30 p m Tuesday. The towel wrap was left in the locker and the item valued at 25 dollars.
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Monroe
R. L. Marks
Alexander Avenue
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