Bag with $27,000 tax payments found in office
In Lexington Missouri a bag reportedly containing $27,000 in tax payments was found on a desk after Porter was sent into the office for the money. Becker and Porter's attorney retrieved the bag. Porter was later detained with charges of theft. Sheriff Sam Royall announced Porter, a 62 year old janitor, would be charged as the investigation continues.
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Porter
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Sheridi
Schlueter
Edward B. Becker
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Jelle
Royall
Delbert Porter
Jani
New York
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Tor
Sam Royall
Bert Schlueter
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E. Byd
Bomb Shatters Birmingham Integration Leader Home
Dyn amiine dynamite bomb damaged the Birmingham home of Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth, injuring two of his children and a neighbor while he was unhurt. The incident occurred as he led the push to end racial buses segregation. Police found no witnesses as a crowd of over 3,500 gathered. The blast damaged the porch, doors, and walls, with Shuttlesworth urging continued nonviolent action and divine protection.
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Birmingham
Ala
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Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Charlie Robinson
Fredericka
Fred ‘Shuttlesworth
Supasaliain
Shuttesworth
Debrig
Howard Jordan
Shutllesworth
Shutlesworth
Birmingham City Commission
Robinson
Senior Forum on City Life and Retirement Needs
A retired man aged 68 argues city apartment life is barren for seniors and urges considering a move to the countryside or a smaller community with gardens and neighborly ties. He notes his wife prefers city living and cites the appeal of retreats, parks, and purposeful daily activity outside television.
Civil Rights Vote Doubted By Sparkman
Senator Sparkman of Alabama doubts civil rights legislation will pass the Senate under current rules. He notes repeated attempts to alter the 60 vote requirement have failed. Northern and Western Democrats with some Republican support plan to seek an early change to shut off debate, but Sparkman says chances are slim.
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Washington
Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate
Lightning Sparks The Origin Of Life Theory Revealed
A New York science talk proposes life on earth began with lightning striking a mixture of volcanic gases. Nobel laureate Harold Urey and researchers from Columbia University discussed how electric discharges could synthesize organic compounds from methane ammonia and hydrogen, seeding primitive life.
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Alton
Blaeslee
New York
Earth
Advancement of Science
Association
New York Academy of Science
Harold Urey
Chicago
Stanley 0. Miller
Biocherust
Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Fragmented OCR notes on amino acids and organic synthesis
The fragmented text discusses parsing amino acids, organic compounds and reactions forming simple organic molecules from gases. It cites Miller and reactions yielding reactive organics, noting complex formation and possible pathways to present compounds in early environments.
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Harms
Miller
Ererererer
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