Kasper to Resume Fight on Integration
Kasper vows to continue his fight against racial mixing after eight months in prison for contempt of court. Speaking from the steps of the Florida capitol, he denounced federal prison integration and urged a third party to free the country from Negro and Jew control. He outlined plans to oppose integration in Memphis schools and criticized both major parties for backing it, while his followers gathered with Citizens Council and Ku Klux Klan leaders.
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John Kasper
Nashville, Tenn
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Federal Reformatory
Kasper
Knoxville
Tenn
Wder
Clinton, Tenn
Nashville
Memphis
Public Safety
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Citizens Council
Ku K Klux Klan
Two Women in Drug Firm Death Linked to Love Triangle
Indianapolis authorities probe a love triangle tied to the killing of wealthy Eli Lilly executive Forrest Teel. Connie Nicholas and Laura Mowrer, former Lilly secretaries, faced questions as Nicholas lies comatose after a reported self harm attempt. Teel’s murder and a three month romance with Mowrer are central to the case.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Forrest Teel
Cadillac
Minnie
Connie) Nicholas
Laura L. Mowrer
Eli Lilly & Co
Teel
Nicholas
Miss Mowrer
Job Benefits at Second Lowest Point of Year
Unemployment claims dropped to 2,535,300 for the week ended July 19 as factories reopened after summer layoffs. New claims fell to 318,700 for the week ended July 26, matching levels before shutdowns began.
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Washington
Labor Department
Opportunity in Business Opportunities Classifieds Today
Classified readers are urged to check the Business Opportunities column in today’s edition for potential ventures. The notice highlights available openings and prompts interested readers to review entries.
Eviction of Family Staged Says Los Angeles Report
A mother Joyce Hart and her three children were evicted from their home by landlord William Clyde Woodall to use the Hart apartment. Hart and Woodall held a news conference to explain the eviction, saying relief funds were tied to eviction, a claim disputed by a County Public Assistance Bureau spokesman. The bureau said funds were misinterpreted. The estranged husband earns money to support the family. The two younger daughters, ages 2 and 6, stay with relatives while son David, 3, with polio, remains hospitalized.
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David Hart
Rosemead
Joyce Hart
Leonard E. Hart
Lenora
Kathleen
Los Angeles
Joyce Bart
William Clyde Woodall
David
Ten Car Crash on Hollywood Freeway Injures Seven
A 10 car crash on the Hollywood Freeway near Belmont Avenue and Alvarado Street injures seven. Mrs Maureen Warkentine 24 and her 13 month old son David escape while her husband jumps free as flames engulf the car. Injuries range from second and third degree burns to minor scrapes. The crash occurred at 1 30 am after a stalled vehicle was struck near Belmont turnoff.
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Alvarado St. Turnoffs
Maureen Warkentine
Rimgrove
Ka Puente
Eros
David
Mae
David K. Warkentine
Integration suits challenge Clarendon County schools
Eight Negro children’s attorney Lincoln C. Jenkins filed for desegregation of two Clarendon County districts arguing federal court path is possible without state statute steps. The case links to the 1954 Supreme Court desegregation decisions tied to Clarendon County.
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Carolina
U. S. Supreme Court
Boling breaks Pacific light-plane nonstop record at Pendleton
Mayo Boling, a former United Air Lines pilot, landed in Pendleton after a 45 hour 42 minute Pacific crossing from Manila in a Beech Bonanza. He described the 6979 mile flight as the best 48 hours of his life despite near ditching and severe fatigue.
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Inspira
Bill Odom
Lindbergh
Honolulu
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Winer
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Alaska
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Pete Miller
Eisenhower hints at UN session and Middle East talks
A partial wire note reports President Eisenhower signaling willingness to attend a United Nations Security Council special session if arranged. The message follows ongoing tense discussions on the Middle East as Khushchev positions shift and de Gaulle’s stance is noted.
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Middle East
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Eigenhower
U. S
Nils
Back in Cell Rather Than Turn Informer
Iowa man Harold Prude, once imprisoned for a Des Moines area escape, faced parole revocation after harboring fellow escapee James Slater for 86 hours. Slater, who fled from the same prison farm, was arrested with Prude when authorities learned of their temporary cohabitation.
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York City
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Geneva
U.S
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Plude
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Ames
Parole Board
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Iowa State
Sunny Skies Across Most of Country With Storms Easing
The Associated Press reports fair and pleasant weather across much of the nation while a stubborn storm system lingers. A broad area from Texas to the Atlantic Coast sees potential thunderstorms as rains retreat from Kansas and Missouri, remaining active across the mid Mississippi Valley into the Southeast.
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Texas
Atlantic
Kansas
Missouri
mid-Mississippi Valley
Three Missile Firing Attempts by Air Force Fail
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The Air Force failed to launch a ballistic missile in three tries this week due to technical troubles The Atlas intercontinental missile was postponed after long hours of firing in rain and winds across western and central Kansas causing property loss but no reported casualties
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Fla. AF
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Pranarathin
Fisherman Hooks 18-Pound Pike With Brick and Fork
Colchester England river incident sees Jai Lorking crack a pike weighing 18 pounds with a brick and haul it aboard using a garden fork. Authorities say the fish was out of season and action may follow.
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UPI
Jai
Colne
Bar Chief and Dovey Comment On Civil Rights in Long Beach
Bar leaders in Long Beach defend civil rights and lawful police conduct, urging citizens to challenge abuses while noting lawyers cooperate with authorities. They call for humane treatment of those cited for traffic violations and emphasize that not all violators are criminals. A city investigation into alleged mistreatment of a Black physician’s wife jailed for a minor traffic offense is ongoing.
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California
State
Long Beach
Police Department
Stillas
No Kidney Boy Dies in Boston Hospital
Nils-Olov Wisell age 11 from Motala Sweden died at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital after awaiting a kidney transplant. He was born with one kidney lost last year when he fell from a merry go round. Doctors cited his body's failure to accept his mother's bone marrow transfusion.
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Boston
Nils-Olov Wisell
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Reek
Motala
Sweden
Nils
Atlas Launch Delays Amid Malfunctions This Month
A string of postponements followed two major Atlas rocket blowups earlier this month. The Atlas was scrubbed Tuesday and Thursday after malfunctions, reflecting ongoing issues in the launch program.
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