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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1960
Page
6
Police in Columbus have arrested Mississippi State University junior Jon Nevire Mattox, 20, charged with the killing of Ipwin D. Tate, a 30 year old mother of four. Tate's 3 year old son found her body in the family garage on Sunday. The investigation continues.
Los Angeles reports singer Tommy Sands prepared for a draft date. The 20 year old idol from Mexico City was seen visiting Aviacion airline staff and the Comet IV at the airport. Draft procedures and 240 hour call requirements were discussed with his draft board as authorities coordinate the outline of his legal papers.
Kansas City officials reinstate nine high school boys suspended over Nazi gang membership. Three remain suspended and a leader who is a nonresident student will not return to Southeast High. Reinstated students must attend lectures on human rights and citizenship. Separately, Bryan H. Johny Jr. awaits sentencing Friday after a mail fraud conviction.
San Antonio police allegedly let a stolen car sit for four days while issuing parking tickets. The owner Mrs. Virginia Ludeke reported the theft Sunday evening and, after alerting her attorney Basil Taylor, found the car with red warning tags threatening impoundment within 24 hours. Taylor spotted the vehicle near the Green Tree restaurant after leaving Transit Tower.
Pearl Brewing Co. secured third place for safety among breweries employing 501 to 1000 persons. The award reflects a record of 4.77 disabling injuries per 1,000,000 man hours. Presentation was at Bal Harbour Florida during a U S Brewers Foundation convention.
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