Man In McComb Editor Assault Plea and Fines
Mae J Stayton 43 pleads guilty to assault in McComb Mississippi after a clash with editor J Emmerich over racial tensions. Emmerich suffered a brow wound needing stitches. Stayton was jailed. CORE opposes federal ban on integration tests at McComb terminals as Judge Mize weighs a temporary restraining order against CORE.
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Stayton
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Emmerich
McComb
Slayton
Congress of Racial Equality
McComb Terminals
U.S
Sidney J. Mize
Gulfport
CORE
Jackson
Mize
Saipan bones not Earhart or Noonan study says
UC anthropologist Dr. Theodore McCown concluded seven pounds of bones and teeth unearthed on Saipan are not Amelia Earhart or Fred Noonan. X rays and microscopic tests indicate the remains are Oriental, not the famous aviators. The bones were found by San Francisco radio man Fred Goerner and sent for analysis.
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Amelia Earhart
Pacific
Fred Noonan
Theodore McCown
University of California
Saipan
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Noonan
Fred Goerner
Dr. McCown
Sheriff Halts Trusty's Hamburgers at Jail in Aztec
Aztec New Mexico December 5 AP A profitable jail kitchen scam ended when Billy J. Blake twenty five Nashville Tennessee a trusted prisoner working as cook fried and wrapped hamburgers and cheeseburgers for fellow inmates at 35 to 50 cents each Blake has been moved from the kitchen and remains in a cell away from the cooking area He is serving a six month term on a forgery count.
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N.M
Floyd Stock
Billy J. Blake
Nashville
Tenn
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Blake
Wartime Reservists Face Few Complaints Despite Strains
Pentagon says fewer than 1 percent of 119 40 Army reservists and Guardsmen called back filed complaints. Reports cite morale worries at Ft Lewis amid supply shortages and prep concerns. Critics accuse the military of hurry up and wait tactics, while officials stress ongoing investigations and policy issues.
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Pentagon
William H. Harrison
National Guard
Raleigh Allsbrook
Edward M. McDan
Associated Press
Army
New York
Lewis
Alvin O'Ken
Ski
R-Wis
Wisconsin
State
32Nd Infantry Division
H. A. Smith
O'Konski
O’konski
Sen
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Fe Kauiney Waves
Juzone 4 Proxmire
California
Swououun
Bal
Kennedy
Navy
Ft. Lewis, Wash
Retiring Sergeant Campbell served three nations
Retiring at 71 after 45 years in the armies of three nations, Staff Sgt. Robert H. Campbell, RA2345, a U S Army photographer, received the Army Commendation Medal in a Jacksonville Florida ceremony. Campbell began in Canada 1912 and served in World War I, Tobruk and El Alamein in World War II, then transferred to the U S Army to work with Gen. Douglas MacArthur. He later served in France Korea and the United States as a recruiting officer and hoped to join reserves.
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Texas
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el Alamein
Douglas MacArthur
France
Korea
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Jacksonville
Fla
Health Hazard Officials Seek to Bar Women Barbers in St. Louis
In St Louis officials sue to bar Miss Margaret McNeil and her female assistants at the Mayfair Hotel barber shop from presenting themselves as licensed barbers. McNeil seeks court sanction of female cosmetologists to cut men’s hair citing former attorney generals opinions.
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Miss McNeil
Yugoslav Delegation Heads to Moscow Trade Union Congress
A delegation led by ou zar Vukmanovic, president of Yugoslav trade unions and polit bureau member, travels from Belgrade to Moscow to observe the World Trade Union Federation congress as observers.
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Belgrade
Ouzar Vukmanovic
Moscow
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el World Trade Union Federation
Udall Ranch Visit Triggers Ejection in Kansas
A Prairie National Park inspection led rancher opposition as Udall and a Park Service party landed at several spots near Westmorland Kansas. Rancher Bellinger ordered them off his property, citing concerns over displacement and taxes. About 125 locals later met Udall, delivering a petition from 300 residents opposing the park plan.
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Kan
Stewart Udall
Offie
Prairie ‘Park
Udall
Seneca
Justice William
Douglas
Paul Douglas
Westmoreland
Bellinger
Park Service
National Park Service
Famous Locomotive General Captured After 100 Mile Chase
The Civil War era locomotive General, famed as the North’s most famous engine, was captured by Yankee raiders in 1862. Confederate forces pursued and recaptured it following a dramatic chase run along the line between Atlanta and Chattanooga spanning nearly a hundred miles.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Utilities File Price Suits Across Northeast States
Forty four electric utilities, following federal action last February, filed a dozen damage suits against 21 electrical manufacturers including General Electric and Westinghouse. The utilities seek triple damages for overcharging, with claims estimated from 100 million to billions. The suits, filed Monday, cover northeastern states west to Indiana and south to Virginia, representing about 18 percent of privately owned utilities.
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General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Ali Cheliere Manufacturing Co
Indiana
Virginia
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