Homes of Two Policemen Are Bombed
A report from Canton Mississippi notes a white service station operator Ben P. Lewis aged 43 was arrested and charged with shotgun wounding of five Negroes as they walked a street Monday night. Other items include protests in Chapel Hill and Danville, a judge denying a habeas petition in Gadsden, and multiple arrests of Black youths in Alabama.
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Canton
Miss
Ben P. Lewis
Chapel Hill
N. C
Danville
Gadsden
Ala
A. B. Cunningham
Three Divorces Granted In Superior Court
Patricia Rae Galloway of 2505 North Thirteenth Street was granted a divorce from Gerald Thomas Galloway AA 7 and custody of three children with $35 weekly support. Mary Deweese of 2913 Lafayette Avenue was awarded custody of two children with Roy Deweese ordered to pay $120 monthly. Bernadine Walters of 1412 Maple Avenue received a divorce from Clarence Walters.
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Patricia Rae Galloway
North Thirteenth Street
Gerald Thomas Galloway
Albert R. Owens
Mary Deweese
Lafayette Avenue
Roy Deweese
Bernadine Walters
Maple Avenue
Clarence Walters
Frantz Links Transportation With Progress
Frantz, president of Eastern Express Inc., told Terre Haute Kiwanis that national progress in living, defense and business will rise with transportation advances. He highlighted rapid modern changes, private ownership of the system, and future innovations in rail passenger speeds, air freight, pipelines, and gas turbine trucks.
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Welby M. Frantz
Eastern Express Inc
Terre Haute Kiwanis Club
Terre Haute House
Frantz
Kiwanis
Two Area Men Sign With Navy
Chief Robert T. Rose reports the enlistment of two area men Thursday. Gary W. Thomas 17 son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thomas Clinton signed under the high school graduate seaman program and will train at Great Lakes Illinois. Larry C. Hamilton 21 former Air Force member enlisted as a seaman and also heads to Great Lakes with his wife Wanda living at RR 1 Brazil.
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Robert T. Rose
Navy
Gary W. Thomas
Lawrence Thomas Clinton
Great Lakes
Clinton High School
Larry C. Hamilton
Air Force
Hamilton
RR 1
Brazil
Wanda
Lincoln Era Farm Sale Netted Bourbon and Cash
In 1816 Abraham Lincoln's father sold a 36 acre Kentucky farm for twenty dollars cash and four hundred gallons of bourbon valued around six hundred dollars, a transaction reflecting frontier barter practices and early 19th century rural economy.
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Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Visit to Dublin Highlights Kennedy Contrast with Berlin Trip
President Kennedy's Irish visit follows a grim four days in Germany as he traveled from Berlin to Bonn Cologne and Frankfurt. The contrast between Berlin and Dublin emphasizes mood and motive as diplomatic opinion debates potential impact on Allied policy in Europe. The president's charm drew acclaim in Bonn Cologne Frankfurt and Berlin.
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Dublin
Kennedy
Germany
Berlin Wall
Erin
West Germany
Berlin
Europe
Bonn
Cologne
Frankfurt
Kennedy Builds Western Unity Amid European Strains
President Kennedy pursues a two pronged approach in Europe to reassure allies and deter Soviet pressure. He lines up German support for a peace strategy while delaying final NATO nuclear options pending Britain and Italy decisions. Four Loyola institutions in the United States are noted in mention.
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Italy
England
Harold Macmillan
de Gaullel
Atlantic Alliance
United
West Europe
Kremlin
Washington
Russia
Britain
U. S
Kennedy
Europe
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