Negroes march over killing in Macon inquest begins
More than 400 Negroes marched through Macon downtown to protest the shooting of a youth by police. An inquest into his death heard hours of testimony before Coroner A R King Jr recessed the case until Friday. A 16 year old girl testified she saw A C Hall shot as he ran from a police car during an attempted arrest for theft. Officers Durden and Brown said Hall reached toward his pocket and they fired. Marchers carried placards reading stop this senseless killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Gu. Us
Georgia
A. R. King Jr
A. C. Hall
J. 1 Durden
J. T. Brown
Hall
Viet Cong booby trap injures U.S. adviser in Saigon
A U.S. spokesman said an American military adviser was wounded last Tuesday by a Viet Cong booby trap near a South Vietnamese soldier who was removing a propaganda banner. Reports also note use of new heavily armed Hula helicopters providing cover during Operation Morningstar in Tay Ninh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Upi
U.S
Peaches
Amy
Tay Ninh
Cire
Mekong
Pensioners Bulletin Ad for Free Cordless Hearing Aids
A radio advertisement announces a new state law providing cordless hearing aids at no cost to pensioners. Call or write to claims, featuring Associated Heating Center at 622 Fine Ave Long Beach and code HE 20459.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Ave
Long Beach
Barnett Contempt Ruling Expected Late This Week
UPI reports the Fifth Circuit may not issue a ruling in Gov. Ross Barnett’s contempt case until late this week or next. Judges across the South review actions against Barnett over Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss. The case could carry fines up to 100000 dollars plus 10000 per day, with potential imprisonment in other briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
New Orleans
UPI
Ross Barnett
U. S. Fifth Court of Appeals
South
Mississippi
Appeals Court
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
U.S. Justice Department
Paul. Johnson
Meredith
Barnettil
Ole Miss Faces Student Exodus Over Meredith Enrollment
At Oxford, Registrar Robert B. Ellis reports more than 13 students dropped out since James Meredith became the first Black student at the University of Mississippi on Sept 30. Enrollment stood around 5,000 as the term began. The Ole Miss Academic Council backing Chancellor John D. Williams urged his leadership, while faculty frustration over handling of protests surfaced. A grand jury will convene November 12 to investigate the clerical matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford, Miss
UPI
Robert B. Ellis
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Ellis
Meredith
Ole Miss
John D. Williams
University Schools and Colleges
Williams
Mississippi
Help Wanted Columns Guide Your Early Career Path
Readers are advised to start with the Help Wanted notices to secure a solid first job. The column emphasizes scanning listings for suitable roles and suggests acting quickly to maximize chances of employment.
Eleanor Roosevelt Condition Unchanged at New York Hospital
Eleanor Roosevelt's condition remained about the same at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Doctors reported she was improving from the lung condition, continuing treatment and monitoring by the medical team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Eleanor Roosevelt
Columbia
Presbyterian Medical Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago Elevated Railway
35Th
State Streets
Viet Red
Yank
Jersey
BO Orlon
Sacramento
Joseph M
Joe
Joseph A. Ball
Kenrich
A.S. Pensioners
West Broadway
Pine
Buffums
Foreman & Clark
Lakewood Center
Bam
Torrance
Hawthorne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!