Deputies Corner Fugitive In Hills
Eureka California deputies from four counties and FBI agents closed a cordon over a 10 square mile timbered area near Eureka to trap George Edward Cole the nation’s 10 most wanted man. A helicopter and light plane searched the hills around the Carlotta Grange Hall following a lead that Cole attended a dance there recently. Deputy James Boyer pursued a car believed driven by Cole for 40 miles before it vanished on logging roads after a gunfight. Cole is accused of fatally shooting San Francisco Sgt Joseph Lacey during a tavern holdup December 30 1956.
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Supreme Court Faces Racial Dilemma Over Girard College
The Supreme Court may act today on a Philadelphia case seeking admission for two Black orphans to Girard College, founded by Stephen Girard in 1831 for poor white orphans, after Pennsylvania Supreme Court denied entry. The Court previously ruled segregation unconstitutional when run by a state agency, but trustees changed, restarting the legal fight.
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Disabled Vets Name Commander in Texas Convention
The Disabled American Veterans elected W. C. Cooper of Dallas commander at the final session of their state convention yesterday. Other officers are C. F. Searls of San Antonio senior vice commander, I. N. Louderback of Austin junior vice commander, James Young of Abilene judge advocate, and Henry A. Palmie of San Antonio chaplain.
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Senators Debate Relaxing Atomic Secrecy Rules
Senator Anderson signals amendments to curb parts of a bill to ease U S atomic secrecy and possibly bar plans to share submarine designs with France. The measure, backed by Eisenhower, would relax secrecy for ally access to weapon designs and reactor info, with a congressional veto requirement.
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Indonesian rebels claim repel Jakarta invaders North Celebes
The Indonesian rebel radio says insurgents have pushed back Ja karta government forces in North Celebes with 70 Jakarta soldiers killed in one clash. Reports say Menado, the last rebel stronghold, remained contested as Jakarta disputed its fall. Col Ventje Sumual says enemy troops have not won a battle since landing a week ago.
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Oklahoma man charged in Texas liquor case
PAMPA Texas AP officers charged B P Cullins of Mangum Okla with transporting liquor without a permit after liquor agents found 72 pints of whisky and a gallon of wine in his car at Lefors twelve miles south of here last Saturday night.
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National Obituaries Roundup United Press International
American journalist Herbert Bayard Swope 76 cremated after private services at home. Died Friday from pneumonia after surgery. Eisenhower among notable tributes to former editor of the New York World.
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