Woman charged after collecting bricks for greenhouse
Mrs Joan Lee, in Rochiestir England, was charged with stealing five bricks from a building site near her home. Police stopped her on Tuesday and fined 14 dollars. The brick company will retrieve the remaining 495 bricks at the Lee residence as part of the case.
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Slain Mayor’s Son Killed in Communist Attack
In Balluag near Manila Communist Huk guerrillas killed Mayor’s son Servando Santos Jr. age 32 and fellow anti Communist Danilo Cabingco age 32 as they stepped from a taxi. Police report the slayings followed a year after the mayor’s own murder.
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Senate to OK Negro for Court
President Johnson nominates Thurgood Marshall to the Supreme Court, aiming to make him the first Black justice. Marshall, famed for the 1954 school desegregation ruling, faces Senate confirmation with mixed signals from Southern lawmakers and GOP leaders about possible delays or opposition.
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Police urge PR push to counter minority group publicity
At the Arizona Fraternal Order of Police convention Jack Shay warns public relations programs are needed to educate the public about crime challenges. National FOP president Sgt John Harrington cites rising lawlessness and criticizes Supreme Court decisions for shifting blame away from victims.
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