Five people jailed for girl's kidnapping
Five suspects including a 16 year old girl were jailed in the 40000 dollar ransom kidnapping of Karen Vickers 16 daughter of grocer Emmett Vickers. The victim was released after 27 hours without harm and no ransom paid. FBI and state investigators sought two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Herbert Hoxie
Karen Vickers
Texarkana
Texarkana, Ark
UPI
Leslie Greer
Miller County
Ark
Emmett Vickers
Vickers
Karen
Greer
Paul Lawrence Bryant
Dallas
Hugh Malzac Smith
Tex
Joe Willie Feggett
Martha Ann Robinson
Johnny Tasby
Lafayette County
Booker T. Burkhalter
Tina
J. Edgar Hoover
Arkansas
Texas
Mafia tapes reveal threats and killings discussed by crime bosses
The notes describe De Carlo, Boiardo, and Cecere discussing a $115000 loan with weekly $1725 interest, threats and planned killings. Conversations cover Cadillacs, dope injections, and a plan for disposing victims, plus boasts of political influence and fear of law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Carlo
Joe
Polverino
Daniel
Red
Cecere
Saperstein
Mafia
Anthony
Tony Boy" Boiardo
FBI
Youngstown
Ohio
Sam
Momo
Giancana
Chicago
Ruggiero
Richie
Boiardo
Tony Boy
Russo
Tony Bender
Strollo
New Jersey
Boiardos
de Benedictis
Si Rega
Newark
Hugh J. Addonizio
Hughie
Addonizio
Cold weather lingers over most of nation
Record cold weather grips the nation for a fourth day causing fire hazards and crop damage from Florida to Montana. Dozens killed in fires linked to freezing conditions. water shortages in West Virginia Ohio North Carolina. freezing temps dip into 20s across the south and midwest with widespread snow and rain in limited regions. Columbia University approves Graduate School reorganization as part of admin streamlining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Peninsula
Marietta
Ohio
North Carolina
Sylva
Boyd Sossomon
Williamson
W.va
South Williamson
Tug River
Florida
Palm Beach
Fla
Midwest
Montana
Great Lakes
New England
Wyoming
Texas
California
Oregon
Moonshine Rumors and Segregation Echo in Hot Coffee Miss
In Hot Coffee Mississippi residents debate coffee not available while reflecting on change since school desegregation. Storekeeper R J Knight recalls community closeness across Black and white neighbors as census and federal law loom, amid talk of private schooling and rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.J. Knight
Supreme Court
Knight's County
Mississippi
Collins
Covington County
C.J. Pridgen
James H. Carter
Knight and Burnham discuss schooling and race
In a rural U S scene Knight defends his son attending a white school amid plans for demonstrations over integration. Burnham laments segregation while recalling the boy's behavior and view of education, as they recount community attitudes and a move toward mixed schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Carlo
Joe
John V. Kenny
Hudson County
Summers County
Kenny
Hughie
Tony Boy
Essex County
Joseph P. Lordi
Lordi
Tony
Grand Jury
Knight
Burnham
Collins
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UPI Telephoto
United Press International
New York
Columbia University
Columbia
THE
Dominion Post
New York Times News Service
Mt. Olive
Laurel
Knight’s
Mr. Dutch
Joey
Stacy
U. S. News
van Gilder Street
Stewart Street
Morgantown Business College
MBC
Nancy Taylor
Morgantown
Chestnut & Willey Sts
Business College
Biafora's
Biapor
Bankamericard
Ny Ana
Ladies
Morgan Town, W.va
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