Unsolved Murders In Atlanta Mount In 12 Days
A Georgia Tech professor, Dre. William Pursley, 32, was found beaten near his Peachtree Street apartment early Friday, the city's fourth homicide in 12 days. Witnesses saw two youths chase and beat him. police described the attack as a mystery with robbery denied.
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Battling Mayor Pat jailed after council clash in Aurora
Mayor Pat Egan known as a fighter spent hours in jail after a brawl with city officials and punched Commissioner William B. Robertson during a council dispute. He posted 200 dollars bond as he prepared to face the peace officer today.
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Arrests in Hungary Reported Across Country
Western informants say hundreds of people including white collar workers and former workers council members were detained in a three day sweep in Hungary. No official confirmation was provided and observers note the quiet country atmosphere. Some see the arrests as a warning against liberal policies amid Moscow pressure.
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Hungary
GFI
Moscow
Jury Frees Chicago Teens in Slaying Case
In Chicago a criminal court jury acquitted two white teenagers, David VanderSteeg and Dennis Moffitt, of murder in the shotgun slaying of Curtis Divins. VanderSteeg testified the shooting was accidental during a car-stoning incident. A third defendant Eunice Milligan remained in custody as the trial continued.
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David VanderSteeg
Dennis Moffitt
Curtis Divins
Vander Stece
Harold P. O'Connell
Eunice Millgan
Moffitt
Vander Steeg
Elaine Williams
Repeats Death Tale in Sheppard Inquiry
Deland Florida reports Jedler 25, imprisoned for prison escape, repeated his recollection of events from Cleveland in July 1954. The interview followed the same statements given to Sheriff Thursby and involved lie detector testing by the Court of Last Resort to verify facts in the Sheppard case. Gardner and Gregory led questions, aiming to determine truth.
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Volusia County
Ohio
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Court of Last Resort
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Wedler
Erle Stanley Gardner
Alex Gregory
Sheppard
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Lemoyne Snyider
John ©. Reid
Wanscom
Gerdner
Eisenhower Plays 4 Round Golf At Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower teeing off for a four round day at Gettysburg Country Club course at 3 am with Maj. John S. Eisenhower and retired Brig. Gen. Arthur Nevins. He helped his son and daughter in law settle into a white house bought from the Chief Executive on the 500 acre farm near his home.
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Air Cruise Won by Ohio Flier in Cross Country Flight
Bruce Baty won the fifth annual Jaycee cross country air cruise in Las Vegas. The Ohio flier flew a Cessna 170A from Philadelphia starting July 13 to Thursday. He was joined by wife Luis and 3 year old Laurie Ann. Second place went to Faye Douthitt, third to Neal Church. Division awards went to Richard Yates, Leslie Farrar, John Lizero, and others.
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John Lizero
Cleelur
Wash
Jury Pleas Prepared at Clinton Segregation Trial
In Knoxville Tennessee Clinton jurors prepare for closing arguments Monday as 11 defendants face trial for conspiring to keep Black students out of Clinton High School. The case tests desegregation rulings and civil rights impact with substantial government and defense witness testimony.
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Not News to Af Shutdown at Naa Known Nine Months Try
Washington state that the Air Force admitted knowing nine months earlier the Downey Navaho plant would close but delayed disclosure until July 21. Dudley Sharp testified before Rep Holifield about budget-driven decisions, with plans to shift contracts to Downey if possible and to speed up evaluations to avoid labor disruption.
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Clyde Doyle
Navaho
Chrysler Corp
Om Soathland North Americas
Carl Hortt
Eisenhower foreign aid bill moves toward White House
Congress hammers out a scaled back foreign aid measure. The House passed Eisenhower’s program at 3.1 billion, dropping long term features and signaling a Senate counteroffer. Debates centered on adjusting authorization ceilings while funding remains to be voted.
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Local News Brief From Long Beach 1968
A cryptic OCR fragment notes an event in Long Beach in March 1968. Mentions a member audit of a civic group and a publication date around Sunday the sixth, with references to 2K000 and a cave. The legibility is poor and details are limited.
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Suda
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Paler
Mutter
Mar
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U S Shift Stirf Arms Cash Clash
Washington rhetoric flares after an administration claim it can operate with 142 million dollars less than the Senate approved for defense for the next year. Senators Symington Hutcheson criticize and Hagerty disputes, while Defense Secretary Wilson says the department can run on the reduced funding.
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Wilson
Defense Department
Hoffa Moves Toward Beck’s Teamsters Lead
Hoffa, cleared on bribery charges, rises in influence to potentially take over from Dave Beck as Teamsters president. He plans Chicago meetings to map future activities while Senate Rockefeller committee hints Hoffa will be a witness in investigations. Hoffa’s acquittal does not deter Fischbach case, and McClellan signals Hoffa’s name will factor in next labor probes in New York.
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Beck
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D-Ark
Robert Kennedy
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New York
Hotel Menu and Service Offerings From A Distant Era
Fragmentary OCR shows a hotel advertising private lobby paths, daily maid service, and rooms with meals priced around $24 per person. Mentions of choice steaks, prime beef, and Virginia ham with full dining options. Telephone contact and breakfast/dinner offerings are noted amidst garbled text and inconsistent spellings.
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