Man Counts Money as Home Burns in Balcones Heights
Hab Pryor, police chief, reports at 7:30 a.m. a small Balcones Heights home blazed. Ernest Neely, 72, World War II veteran, sat counting $856 amid flames, unaware his house burned. Firefighters evacuated him and extinguished the fire, which officials say started from sparks igniting papers. Damaged kitchen valued at about $100. money was Neely’s life savings stored in a county vault for safekeeping.
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Hab Pryor
Northside
Ernest Neolty
Gill
Neeley
Pryor
Lila
Parachutist Dies In Exhibition Accident
In Princeton Massachusetts a 34 year old sky diver named Clarence Cusion fell eight thousand feet to his death during a sport parachute exhibition. The parachute opened only partially between three and five thousand feet causing the fatal plunge. He left a wife and three children.
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Mass
Clarence Cus Ison
Eut Langle
Red China may test nuclear devices this year
Tokyo reports suggest Red China could test nuclear devices within the year. Japanese Defense Agency sources note information from Chinese scientists indicating possible development of weapons. A U S defense spokesman said China is expected to test at least one device this year, as discussed by security officials.
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Tokyo
Japan
Defense
Pardit
Cusson
Alice
Steven
Allison
Michael
Yomut
Kenjira Shiga
de Jenga
U.S
Japan Security Consultative Committee
Negro cabinet appointments praised in GOP push
Washington AP reports Chairman William E. Miller and GOP governors from Pennsylvania and Ohio lauded the idea of appointing Negro cabinet members. They argued such posts would require years to achieve and cited Rhodes's choice of William Walker of Cleveland as secretary of labor and industry.
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William E. Miller
Republican National Committee
Lauder Rae
Pennsyl
Vania
Ohio
James
Shiga
Rhodes
Wil
Liam
Walker
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
William P. Young
Barnett Will Join Desegregation Suit Fight
Jackson Mississippi AP report states Gov Ross Barnett said on Saturday he would join the legal battle against desegregation. He condemned the Justice Department suit seeking to desegregate public schools in federally impacted areas including Madison and Mobile counties in Alabama Bossier Parish in Louisiana and Hattiesburg County in Mississippi.
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Miss
Ross Ba Barnett
Ustes Hy
Lon
Military Bastles
Barnett
I ‘Ndustice Department
Congo
Justice Department
Maddson
Mobile
Alabama
Bossier Parish
Louisiana
Hateleen
Mississippi
Protests Over School Integration Federal Court Actions
Sparkman notes protests against federal court suits for free integration of select public schools in Alabama and two Southern states. Senate Judiciary Chair Bast of Mississippi questions the attorney general's authority amid ongoing legal actions.
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Alalanta
Sparkman
James C. Bast
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sults
Meredith Oxford completes second alien test at Mississippi
Meredith I. Meredith completed his second alien test Saturday at the University of Mississippi. He had no comment about the political science exam, which took him four hours. He has two tests Monday and Tuesday, finishing with one more. The report mentions international figures and an upcoming visit by Gen. Robert F. Kennedy to Thailand.
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Gap
Janes I. Meredith
Uality of
Mississippi
Meredith
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