Thousands Of Klansmen Rally In South Across States
Ku Klux Klan gatherings drew thousands in the South this weekend. In Madisonville Texas about 1300 attended a cross burning and a plan to demonstrate in Austin to back U.S. Vietnam policy. In Tampa Florida 250 in robes and 1000 spectators listened as a Georgia preacher hailed segregation. A 35 foot cross burned at Marion South Carolina. Georgia Klan leaders criticized integration and planned Lincolnton rallies amid civil rights tensions in Washington and Lincolnton.
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Austin
Royce McPhail
Crockett
U.S
Viet Nam
Tampa
Fla
A. 8
Maple
Georgia
God
Marion
S.C
Robert Scoggin
Spartanburg
Washington, Ga
Calvin Craig
Lincolnton
Craig
East Georgia
Washington
Isle of Sark cuts residents tax in penny rate drop
Sark Parliament trims the atom tax by about a penny in the pound. The island’s 496 residents pay an average between 56 and 70 dollars, with 100 to 120 taxpayers in the system. The Douraine, 12 Sark men led by William Baker, sets the annual levy. Dame Sibyl Hathaway remains the island’s figurehead.
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Isle of Sark
Sark
Channel Islands
Isle of
Chief Pleas
Douraine
Good Sark
Island
William Baker
The
Dame of
Sibyl Hathaway
Robert Woodward Hathaway
Twins Find 7th Eye Sense Shocks Philadelphia
Jefferson eye doctors report two sets of identical twins showing electronic transesory perception by linking brain waves. In experiments, one twin in a room triggered signals in the other, ruling out ordinary communication. Researchers found a second example among 16 twin sets and caution against drawing broader conclusions.
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Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
Jefferson
Behrendt
Duane
Banbury Cross Relocation Voted By Town Council
Banbury England AP The town council voted 14 to 9 Monday night to move Banbury Cross at the main crossroads in the center of town. Proponents said it is a traffic hazard and opponents argue it would harm longstanding tradition. Councillor Donald Batts called the current cross a recent addition with no true tradition. A new site has not been selected.
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Banbury Cross
Mueh
Donald Batts
Welcome Sign Shades Utah Birth at Navajo Reservation
A pickup truck on Utah 47 Arizona 464 stalled en route to Monument Valley’s Indian Hospital. Dr. J Lloyd Mason delivered Terry White to his 18 year old mother Margaret aboard the desolate Navajo reservation 387 miles from Salt Lake City under a Welcome to Utah sign. Both mother and son were reported fine by hospital officials.
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Rock Door Canyon
Utah
Terry White
Margaret
Arizona
Seventh-day Adventist Indian
Clifton Man Fined For Accident On U S 40
Clifton resident Carl Esterly was found guilty of failing to yield right of way after his car collided with motorcyclist Roger Myers on U S 40. Esterly fined $10 by Magistrate Stanley Bennett. Myers testified Esterly stopped to left turn. both sides noted motorcycle lights were not visible.
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U.S. 40
Stanley Bennett
Carl Singleton Esterly
TFC
Jack Forsythe
Roger Philip Myers
Baltimore
Esterly
Doris
Robert
Myers
Edwin Nikirk
Not Guilty Verdict For Poolesville Man
A Poolesville resident, Alva Johnston, was found not guilty of reckless driving by a magistrate after defense and police testimony. Officer Charles K. Cashour had charged him on October 2 for passing another vehicle in the right hand lane near Poolesville, prompting trial and the court ruling that the charge does not cover all traffic violations.
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Poolesville
Charles K. Cashour
Alva Johnston
Poolsville
Johnston
Johnston Cleared Of Reckless Driving After Lane Change Claims
Cashour testified Johnston used regular parking lane to force another car left and ran a red hag light in the middle of an intersection. Johnston sought a directed verdict, saying reckless driving not a panacea for all violations and arguing charge should reflect illegal passing or dangerous lane changes. Magistrate Bennett found him not guilty. The banjo, traced to North America, is the sole modern Western stringed instrument using a stretched skin membrane as its soundboard, with five strings standardizing in the late 19th century.
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Cashour
Johnston
Edwin Nikirk
Stanley Bennett
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