Negroes Stiffen Boycott at Fayette Mississippi
Civil rights groups deepen a Fayette Mississippi boycott as 40 pickets march amid near empty streets. Charles Evers of the NAACP says patrols will guard pickets and watch for Ku Klux Klan attacks while planning a Friday demonstration. Authorities enforce a holiday beer ban to curb potential violence in Jefferson County.
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Fayette, Miss
Charles Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Evers
R. J. Allen
Mississippi
Jefferson County
Americans For
Rowland Scott
Natchez
Georgia teen sentenced to death again faces retrial
In Macon Georgia Pres ton Cobb Jr now 20 seeks a new trial after a second murder conviction for slaying a white farmer was overturned due to racial jury exclusion. A life sentence was imposed in the retrial and a request for a further delay was granted in Superior Court as his lawyers pursue a post trial challenge. Cobb remains in Reidsville state prison awaiting resolution.
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Macon
Preston Cobb Jr
Georgia
Cobb
Supreme Court
Jasper County
Reidsville
Fair Failure at World's Fair Costs City Millions
Beame reports the New York World's Fair deficit at over 20 million dollars with sloppy practices blamed as the main cause. The city extended a 24 million loan that remained unpaid, and the figure could rise as more costs are tallied.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Abraham D. Beame
Sporadic Gunfire Echoes in Santo Domingo Violence
Gunfire haunted Santo Domingo as a four day outbreak claimed at least 29 lives. No new casualties reported overnight, U.S. troops not involved. Union leaders postponed a general strike for 72 hours to push Provisional President Garcia Godoy to probe the air force attack on rebel leaders in Santiago. Unions demand dismissal of blamed military leaders and withdrawal of foreign troops. In Santiago, 26 killed, two policemen shot in mobs in Santo Domingo. A teenager died in rioting Monday.
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Santo Domingo
UPI
U.S
Hector Garcia Godoy
Santiago
Lindbergh Case Figure William Allan Dies
William J. Allan died Tuesday at age 76 in Trenton New Jersey. Allan discovered the abandoned body of Charles A. Lindbergh Jr confirming the kidnap case and leading to the conviction and execution of Bruno Hauptmann.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
William J. Allan
Charles A. Lindberg Jr
Allan
Lindberg Baby
York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Food editor Grace White dies at 66 in Bridgeport
Grace M. White, food editor of Family Circle Magazine, died today at age 66 in Bridgeport. A longtime writer who joined Family Circle in 1946, she authored several recipe books including Great Ground-Beef Recipes to be published next month.
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Bridgeport, Conn
UPI
Grace M. White
Family Circle Magazine
Miss White
Family Circle
Hunt Girl Missing Since Monday In Rockford Search
About 1000 people scoured the Rockford area Tuesday for 11 year old Susan Brady who vanished after visiting a friend's home Monday. Police feared foul play as searchers including police, firemen, state officers and 200 high school volunteers used aircraft and a helicopter. Susan, a St Patrick’s School student, is described as 4 feet 10 inches, brown hair and gray eyes wearing a green skirt yellow sweater and long blue coat.
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Rockford
Mis
Susan Brady
Brady
James M. Brady
Dixon
Bradys
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Susan
St. Patrick’s
National Historic Landmarks vary in ownership types
Some of the 608 National Historic Landmarks are federally owned and administered, but most sit on state, community, or private property.
Television schedules recap for multiple stations
A compiled listing shows program lineups for WTH, WTTV, WCIA, WFBM, WLWI, WTWO and WTWOChannel 2 through Thursday morning. Listings include time slots for news, cartoons, comedies, dramas, variety shows, sports, and late-night programs across channels with notes on color broadcasts and station-specific programming.
Radio Schedule Highlights Morning to Midnight on Local Stations
Radio schedules list 1480 AM WTHI 5 9 a.m. Good Morning Show with Ronn Mott, 9 10 a.m. Arthur Godfrey, 10 35 a.m. 2 p.m. Joe Badger Show, 2 p.m. Midnight Music with John Kern and Clyde Lovellette on the WTHI Sports Caravan. WAAC 1200 AM features Music and News Reviews 5 a.m. to 8 15 p.m. WROoW 1230 AM broadcasts music with reviews 24 hours. WVTS FM 100.7 runs 8 a.m. to Midnight Stereo in Orbit. WPFR FM 102.7 airs Noon to 10 p.m. Mor4 through Saturday.
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Ronn Mott
Arthur Godfrey
Joe Badger
John Kern
Clyde Lovellette
Wroow
WPFR
Ancient city ruins found under Amarillo foundation
A construction crew in Amarillo uncovered ruins of an ancient city beneath a municipal building site. The discovery includes a network of highways and dwellings once used by a prairie dog colony. The tunnels and dens threaten the foundation of the $2 million project.
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Amarillo
Tex
Johnson Erhard talk on West Germany nuclear role
The report notes opposition to broader integration in the Atlantic Alliance and to giving West Germany a voice in nuclear weapons control. Johnson and Erhard reportedly agreed publicly only that Germany and other allies should have an appropriate part in nuclear defense, avoiding public detail to prevent appearing to pressure others.
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Atlantic Alliance
West Germany
Johnson
Erhard
Germany
Federal Republic of Germany
United States
Firemen sue over 1963 truck collision in Terre Haute
Two Terre Haute city firemen filed separate suits in Vigo Superior Court No 2 seeking a total of 27500. Ronald Sanders of Dennison Illinois is named as driver of the car involved in the December 22 1963 crash at Third and Poplar Streets while the fire truck was answering a fire alarm. Hamilton seeks 15000 and McGruder 12500 with attorney Robert H Brown for both plaintiffs.
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Terre Haute
Vigo Superior Court No. 2
Ronald Sanders
RR 1
Dennison
Ill
Robert McGruder
Ralph Hamilton
Hamilton
McGruder
McMillen Gift Expands Indiana Technical Institute Library
Indiana Technical Institute receives 200000 gift from the Dale W. McMillen family to enlarge the McMillen Library. McMillen serves as board chairman of Central Soya.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Indiana Technical Institute
Dale W. McMillen
McMillen
Central Soya
U N Clash Over Financing Puts Cold War on Display
U Thant praised steps toward easing tensions as the UN neared the end of its General Assembly session. Delegates lamented the failure to agree on funding for future peacekeeping, with big powers unwilling to back a $100 million deficit. The Soviet Union abstained on approving the 1966 budget and warned it would skip several assessed charges. A broad disarmament debate dominated the session.
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U Thant
U.N
United Nations
Soviet Union
France
World Organization
Korea
Soldier in Vietnam Challenges Colorado Springs Police
Army private George S. Hall, stationed in Vietnam, taunted police with a dare to arrest him after receiving a $3 parking fine. Officers only smiled and tore up the ticket, and Hall later explained he lacked American money to pay the fine.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Disarmament Talks Reset By 17 Nations
The disarmament issue was returned to the 17 nation disarmament committee for further discussion in Geneva after disappointing results.
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Disarmament Committee
Geneva
Carrier action off Vietnam exceeds World War II pace
Navy airman says carrier operations off Vietnam are far more intensive than WWII or Korean War actions. Captain John E. Kennedy of the Independence told reporters at the Pentagon that his carrier stayed on station 97 days off Vietnam, launching about 83 planes daily, versus WWII hit and run strikes and Korean top ships on station only a few days.
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Washington
UPI
Navy
Viet Nam
John E. Kennedy
Independence
Pentagon
Kennedy
Centenary Methodist Church Plans Candle Lighting Service
Centenary Methodist Church will hold its traditional Candle Lighting Service on Christmas Eve at 301 N 7th St. The 11 p.m. service opens with an organ prelude by Mrs. B J Dodson performing O Holy Night and From Heaven High. The Youth Choir directed by Miss Becky Barnes will sing The Adoration of the Magi. Congregational carols and Rev. Robert F. DeLong’s Christmas Eve sermonette complete the program.
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Centenary Methodist Church
N. 7Th St
B. J. Dodson
Adam
Becky Barnes
Bethlehem
Ruler dies in Uganda's Toro kingdom
Kampala Uganda Sir George Rukidi the 61 year old Omukama of Toro in Western Uganda died Tuesday in his Fort Portal palace He led the kingdom for 36 years and was one of Uganda's four hereditary rulers
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Kampala
Uganda
UPI
George Rukidi
Omukama
Toro
Fort Portal
Rukidi
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