U.S. Population Hits 179 Million After 28 Million Rise
Census Bureau quick tabulations show a 28 million gain in the last decade, raising the population to about 179 million with detailed final counts and state rankings to follow. New York California Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio Texas Michigan New Jersey Massachusetts and Florida are top states. Florida posts a 76.6 percent gain to 4,893,098, while Nevada Alaska and Arizona show large percentage increases. West Virginia Arkansas Mississippi and the District of Columbia report declines.
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Two Juveniles Admit Burglaries Linked To 1958
Monroe police report two Negro youths, ages ten and sixteen, confessed to a string of burglaries dating back to 1958. The younger admitted to Swayze School and the Feb 17 Riley's Store break, while the older confessed to four 1958 crimes including Terzia High School hubcap theft, a tractor battery theft, and the Little Green Drive In burglary. Police also probe thefts at Star Hardware on DeSiard Street and other local entries, with items taken totaling small cash losses, a transistor radio, a pistol from a desk, and shoes plus cash from a residence.
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Star Hardware and Furniture
DeSiard Street
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Martha Williams
South 15Th Street
Woman Named To Top Post At Winnfield
Winnfield appoints Mary Allen as mayor after the death of D. C. Allen. Gov Jimmie Davis made the appointment, commission dated June 10 to arrive. oath to be taken upon receipt. Officials say a 25 percent petition would trigger an election.
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D. C. Allen
Louisiana
Guy Alford
Columbia
Allen
Baton Rouge
Census data show cities losing population to suburbs
The Census Bureau reports that many major U S cities are losing population to nearby suburbs, signaling urban population shifts and suburban growth patterns across multiple metro areas.
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Actress Bette Davis Sues Over Brentwood Accident
Actress Bette Davis files an $85,000 damage suit against the house owners and the rental agency after an alleged closet misstep led to a fall down a dark steep trap like staircase. She sustained a crushed vertebrae, wore a back brace for months, and lost the Broadway lead in Look Homeward Angel.
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Bette Davis
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Brentwood
Grand Jury Hears Vote Machine Bill
A grand jury interrogated key figures in the vote machine issue as messages flood a legislative probe. WBRZ-TV president Douglas Manship testified after a rigging demonstration, while lawmakers and staff received dozens of telegrams urging deeper inquiry to clear workers tied to the machines. Gov. Jimmie Davis urged resolution if machines can be rigged.
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Grand Cane
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Shreveport
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Jimmie Davis
Joint Committee
C. C. Saxton
Baton Rouge
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Fowler
Cody Wimberly
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Sovereignty Commission Bill Signed in Louisiana
Gov Jimmie H Davis signed the Sovereignty Commission bill creating a 13 member panel to defend states rights and segregation from federal actions. The emergency measure takes immediate effect and includes eight governor appointed members plus five ex officio officials. The panel can subpoena witnesses and conducts investigations via state courts.
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State Sovereignty Commission
Davis
Sovereignty Commission
Wendell Harris
William Rainach
Summerfield
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First Negro woman candidate for Tennessee legislature
Eva L. Bowman, a former inspector and examiner in the state division of cosmetology, announced her candidacy in Nashville for the August 4 Democratic primary. Bowman is noted as the first Black woman to seek a Tennessee Legislature seat.
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Miss China Gets Contest Visa for Miss Universe
Vivien Cheung, crowned Miss Hong Kong, won a US visa to compete in Miss Universe in Miami Beach after American authorities clarified her father Cheung Ying is a left-leaning actor and her godfather. She will depart Hong Kong on June 22 and arrive in New York June 23.
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Guard Caught Buries Loot From Needham Bank Heist
Eugene Hicks 32 a bank and prison guard was charged with stealing 103000 from Norfolk County Trust Co Needham vault and burying it in relatives graves He led police to the sites located 34000 in his father's grave 34000 in Fairview Cemetery and more in Forest Hills graves plus 930 in a vase Hicks surrendered after telephoning Needham police indicating it was a sudden impulse and that no one was around when he took the money.
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Drownings Reported in Gravel Pit Near Columbus Miss
Three African American children died in a water-filled gravel pit near Columbus Mississippi on Thursday. Roosevelt Barry Jr. aged 10 Illie Barry 8 and cousin Thomasine Gregory 9 were identified as the victims. Rescue crews said a child fell in and pulled others under.
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