NAACP Official Freed Of Blocking Policeman Charge
Stanley Branche executive director of the Chester NAACP was cleared of obstructing a policeman during the March eviction of a seven child Negro mother from a public housing project in Chester Pennsylvania. Judge Diggas ruled the act impudent but not a violation and ordered the county to pay trial costs.
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Pike Services Set Tomorrow For Percy M. Pike
Services will be held Wednesday for Percy M. Pike 80 founder and retired board chairman of the Republic Supply Co a firm supplying equipment to the oil industry in western states Pike father of Thomas P. Pike assistant defense secretary in the Eisenhower administration died Sunday Also Perry E Connor 86 official photographer at the Russo Japanese peace conference at Portsmouth was noted in New Castle New Hampshire.
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Obituary Notices of Several Public Figures
New Hampshire native died at home in 1905 after a long life. Connor, a photographer for Eastman Kodak Co., retired in 1946. Albert C. Simmonds Jr., 60, Bank of New York board chair, died Sunday night at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Hermann Bohner, 77, German professor at Osaka University and authority on Japanese history, died Monday at home of pneumonia, after 41 years in Japan. Prince Ferdinando Umberto, 79, the duke of Genoa, died Monday in Rome.
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Births Surpass Locks of Wedlock in U S
About 150000 U S children are born out of wedlock each year according to reports highlighting rising single parent births. The figure underscores social shifts in family patterns and fertility trends across the nation.
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India Holds Ten Billion Tons of Iron Ore Reserves
India reports around 10 billion tons of iron ore reserves. The datum underscores iron ore potential and mining scope within the country.
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Proposed Amendment May Go To Public Hearing In House
The House Rules Committee meets today to consider pulling back for a public hearing a proposed amendment to the U S Constitution. The measure would strip federal courts of power to rule on state legislative reapportionment. Albert W Johnson chairman and sponsor said the committee would weigh the Philadelphia Bar Association request for the hearing.
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Judges weigh fate in farmer Zantzinger toy cane death
In Hagerstown Maryland a three judge panel heard testimony in the trial of Willam Zantzinger a tobacco farmer charged with causing the death by beating a waitress with a toy cane at a society ball in Baltimore. The second degree murder charge was dropped and a verdict is expected Thursday. The victim Mrs Hattie Carroll 51 mother of 11 died eight hours after the incident from a cerebral hemorrhage linked to heart ailment and high blood pressure.
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Union Steel Pact To Get Wrappings
The United Steelworkers union meets with reps of the Big 11 steel companies in Pittsburgh to begin wrapping up the historic contract agreed last week. Formal signing is expected by week’s end.
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Congo River Crosses Equator Twice
The Congo river crosses the equator in two places as shown by the report. The Mississippi river delta covers 12,300 square miles according to the survey.
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Daily Almanac for Tuesday June 25 1963
On this day in history notable events include the 1868 readmission of several Southern states after the Civil War and the 1950 start of the Korean War. Also referenced is Custers Last Stand of 1876 and a 1962 Supreme Court prayer decision. The thought cites Friedrich Nietzsche.
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Fire Incidence Destroys 1000 U S Buildings Daily
A report notes that fires damage or destroy about 1,000 U S buildings each day, highlighting the scale of daily fire losses across the nation.
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