Desegregation March Guards 87 Children in Grenada
FBI agents and state troopers escorted 87 Black students to Bellflower Baptist Church, then to Lizzie Horn Elementary and John Rundle High schools in Grenada Mississippi under federal court orders. White mobs had stone-throwing incidents the prior days. authorities closed surrounding streets to keep the procession peaceful.
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Grenada
Miss
UPI
FBI
Mississippi
Bellflower Baptist Church
Lizzie Horn
John Rundle
Andrew ‘Young
Southern Christian Leadership
Paul Johnson
Claude Clayton
Oxford
Rundle High School
Industry split on tax move heats up Capitol hearings
Washington lawmakers heard industry leaders clash over anti inflation tax credits suspension. AT&T, Pennsylvania Railroad and Campbell Soup back the plan if spending is slashed, while Chamber of Commerce, Railroads Association and others call it bad law and bad economics. Key figures include Frederick R. Kappel, Stuart T. Saunders, William B. Murphy, Joel Barlow and Daniel Loomis. Conflicting views signaled potential impact on investment and jobs during inflation fight.
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Frederick R. Kappel
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Stuart T. Saunders
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
William B. Murphy
Campbell Soup Co
Dambrova Elected President of Scottsdale Kiwanis Club
Joe Dambrova assistant manager of the Valley Ho was chosen president of the Scottsdale Kiwanis Club succeeding Dr. Charles Still. New officers include Don Wiley as president elect Dick Colville first vice president and Don Roberts second vice president. Directors named were Chet Chappell Hal Cunningham Charles McMurry and Oscar Heerwagen.
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Joe Dambrova
The
Valley Ho
Scottsdale Kiwanis Club
Charles Still
Don Wiley
Dick Colville
Don Roberts
Chet Chappell
Hal Cunningham
Charles McMurry
Oscar Heerwagen
Murder charge filed after street slaying sparks riots
William Haywood James, 42, a tattooed tree trimmer with a 26 year police record, faces a murder charge in the Saturday night shooting of Herbert Vorner, 16, in a Negro neighborhood. Edna James, 34, held on $2,000 bond as material witness. Witnesses describe a car loaded with a man, a blonde woman and a baby firing a pistol through a car window. An angry crowd gathered, one officer was wounded, and violence continued over three ensuing nights.
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Atlanta
UPI
William Haywood
James
Herbert Vorner
Edna
Vorner
Varner
Grand jury may reopen probe into Union Title collapse
Maricopa County Attorney Rob ert Corbin said a new grand jury could be convened to investigate Union Title Co financial losses. Indictments against five men for fraudulent mortgages and land deals were quashed after Judge Val Aconve ruled conflicts of interest from a prosecutor's prior employment.
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Phoenix
UPI
Union Title Co
Maricopa County
Robert Corbin
Corbin
Escopa County Superior Cour
Val Aconve
Michael BE
Rehchoff
Oene
Benchoff
Ira Broadman
Scottsdale
Cordova
Broadman
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways & Means Committee
Joel Barlow
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Daniel P. Loomis
Association of American Railroads
Charles W. Stewart
Machinery and Allied Products Institute
George S. Bullen
National Federation of Independent Business
Barlow
Johnson
John W. Byrnes
Wis
Thomas B. Curtis
Sen
Williams Washington
John J. Williams
Williams
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson, Admin
Dambrova New Kiwanis
UPI Photo
Tracy Barnes
Rio Grande
N.J
San Diego
Calif
Barnes
Arizona
Motorola
Semiconductor Products
N. 56Th ‘St
East McDowell Road
Semiconductor
Papago Plaza
Lady Marlane
Capris
California
Dunior
ORIG
Jennifer
Vine
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