Little Rock passes ordinances targeting the NAACP
The Little Rock City Council approved measures requiring certain organizations to publicly disclose officers and financial data. Bruce Bennett authored the ordinances, aimed at the NAACP, and passed unanimously with opposition from two North Little Rock members. Aldermen Franklin E. Hf and Walter Skipper supported the bill amid debate on its reach and intent.
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Colbat Sienarance Assn
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Walter Skipper
North Little Rock
Wen Fair
NAACP
Reward Offered for Murderers in Jackson Killings
Mississippi Governor J P Comeman offered a $2000 reward for information leading to convictions in the deaths of three people in his hometown last month. Victims included Mr and Mrs Ooge King and her mother Mrs Jona Blain King who ran a grocery and were known to keep large sums of money. The sheriff said robbers were the apparent motive but did not specify the amount stolen.
Television Eye For Pilots Aired By Navy Research
Navy researchers disclosed a television eye ANIP for aircraft to show terrain under all weather. Cmdr George W Hoover said ANIP replaces six cockpit gauges and provides a 3D perspective via a 20 by 15 inch transparent TV tube fed by a lightweight computer.
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George W. Hoover
Office of Naval Research
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Teckell Opens Colony Probe in Rapides May Push Reforms
Louisiana lawmakers led by Rep. Lloyd Teckell announce a two day probe of the State Colony and Training School in Alexandria Pineville region over car usage and superintendent maintenance funds. Sen C H Downs and Rep Ben Holt join Teckell in criticizing alleged excesses while an Institutions Board subcommittee says car numbers are not excessive.
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Ben Holt
Institutions Board
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Institutions
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Downs
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Pilot Seeks Second Try At Rome Flight From Galveston
Dallas native William Wyatt, 25, plans a nonstop attempt in a Mark 20 monoplane to fly from Galveston to Rome, following a weather-delayed start and a prior abort near Oct 4. He aims for about 36 to 40 hours covering roughly 5500 miles. The 1949 Honolulu to Teterboro record stands at 4957 miles.
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Teterboro
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Dennis DeYoung Finds Metal Clue Behind Home
In Detroit a 1-year-old boy named Dennis DeYoung brought a metallic object from behind his home to show his father Morris. Police and technicians concluded the item was iron from an artillery shell, not Sputnik.
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Dennis
Morris
Aetna Finance promotes Debt Consolidation plan
Aetna Finance Co offers a Debt Consolidation plan that pays all bills at once with reduced monthly payments. Up to $1500 available in a fast one visit service. Counseling is free. Visit or call the Aetna manager at 204 North Second Street FA 3-6634.
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