KKK Leader Ordered to Yield in Riot Charge
In Robeson County North Carolina a grand jury indicted James Cale a Marion South Carolina Ku Klux Klan leader and Klansman James Carland Martin on inciting riot following a rally near Maxton. An arrest bond of 1000 was recommended as authorities pursued Cole who planned to confer with counsel before surrender.
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N.C
UPI
South Carolina
James Carland Martin
Reidsville
KKK
Marlin
Roommate Slayer Case Goes to Jury in Redwood City
Elaine Soule, 20, former Freeport typist, stands trial for the July 24 killing of roommate Catherine Elvins, 19, of Seattle with an iron and knife. District Attorney Sorenson seeks first degree murder. defense urges manslaughter and insanity defenses. Jury to decide guilt, degree, and sanity.
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Freeport
Catherine
Kit) Elvins
Seattle
Keith Sorenscia
G. Brooks Tee
Elaine
John A. Rost
Trnal
Sorenson
Howard Hartley
San Mateo County
Frank Blum
San Quentin
Quake in Cuba Shakes Santiago de Cuba City
A four second tremor hit Santiago de Cuba today causing alarm but no damage reported. Officials and residents described the ground movement as a tight earth tremor with no injuries or structural harm confirmed.
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Cuba
Santiago DE Cuba
Damazel
Chennault Sees Long Path To Pushbutton Warfare
Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault, former Flying Tigers leader, in New York says war pushbuttons are far off and warns against excessive satellite and missile spending. He is ill with lung cancer and heads to Walter Reed Hospital. He also chairs Civil Air Transport Co board.
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New York
Claire L. Chennault
Flying Tigers
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Inite
Chennault
Civil Air Transport Co
China
Japan
United States
Antimissile Setup Decision Delayed by Pentagon
Pentagon officials said the Army and Air Force may share duties in an anti missile system but no final operating plan exists. McElroy's ruling assigns Army primary for the missile, Air Force for radar and communications, with overall coordination by the missiles chief and both branches allowed to pursue radar work separately. The move halts Air Force plans for an actual missile and leaves neither service with a ready weapon today.
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Washington U
Pentagon
Army
al Force
Defense McElroy
Air Force
McLlroy
Willliam M. Horagay
McElroy
Defense
Stainless Pazo for Piles Pain Relief and Healing
An advertised home medication claims instant pain and itch relief for piles. It promotes quick healing through a 6 ingredient formula including Triotyte, with promises of guaranteed results and a stain free ointment option. Suppositories and ointment are offered with easy use guidance.
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Hone
Grove Lake
Mad
Tories
Wounded in Tijuana Gun Play Injures Sailor and Editor
An American sailor James Tolson, 18, from Fort Thomas Kentucky, and Ricardo Gibert, 40, editor of a Baja California newspaper, were shot Monday night in a downtown Tijuana cabaret. Tolson and Gibert were treated. Castillo, 50, a Tijuana businessman, was named as a suspect.
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Tijuana
Shades of Robin Hood Learn Bow and Arrow Secrecy
Washington informants report Dr. Wallace R. Brode told the House subcommittee that information on bows and arrows remains classified. The physicist, a wartime project leader and archery hobbyist, urged limited security to protect strategic data while broad basic research should remain free. He also backed a single clearance system to ease agency moves without repeated vetting.
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Washington
Congress
Wallace R. Brode
Sci’ Lence
For
State
House
Government Information Subcommittee
Brode
Smog Problem Study Scheduled In National Conference
Washington WPA officials announce a national conference the week of November 15 to study urban air pollution. Welfare Secretary Folsom said the agenda includes legal, medical and industrial problems and to pool experience from Los Angeles Pittsburgh and St Louis in fighting pollution.
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Washington
WPA
Folsom
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Venezuela Braces for General Strike Amid Unrest
In Caracas President Marcos Perez Jimenez's government prepared for a threatened general strike that could bring bloodshed. Newspapers closed for the day and many schools remained empty as police and army guards kept order after an abortive New Year uprising.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jiminez
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