Deadlocked Rights Murder Trial Deliberations Resume
A deadlocked jury was recalled in the rights murder case of Leroy Wilkins Jr. in Hayneville Alabama. Judge Thagard pressed jurors for a unanimous verdict on first or second degree murder or acquittal as defense and state lawyers argued amid klan rhetoric and warnings against prejudice.
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Rex Thomas Treveut
Haynreville
Ala
Thagard
Werth Thagard
Montgonard
Levy
Colgan
Leroy Wilkins Jr
Miles
Montgomery
Fairfield
Viola Gregg Liuezo
Detroit
Court House
Mitch
Lowndes County
Hayneville
At & P.m
Clifford
Murphee
Burkville
Alt
Matt H. Murphy Jr
Murphy
United Klans of America
Alabama
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
Wilkins
Linezo
Rowe
FBI
Carlton Perdue
Joe Breck Gantt
Local Deaths in Washington County
Obituaries note Pauline Susan Miller Dean 63 of 51 Nori Ave died at Washington County Hospital after a five day illness. Born Elkton Va she lived here 54 years retiring from Eyerly's in 1964. Survived by stepdaughter and brother. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Monday Rouzer Funeral Home with burial Rest Haven Cemetery. Also Kenneth A. Smith 54 of 369 Pennsylvania Ave died at Washington County Hospital. Born Hagerstown he was member of First Brethren Church Western Enterprise Fire Company and long time Board of Education employee. Survived by wife sister brother and 12 grandchildren. Services 2:30 p.m. Saturday Coffman Funeral Home. burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 at the funeral homes.
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Pauline Susan
Miller Dean
Nori Ave
Stanley ¥. Dean
Washington County Hospital
Elkton
Joseph G
Annie
Lindamood) Miller
Eyerly's Department Store
St. John's Lutheran Church
Williamsport
Edward Grimm
Haers
Avis L. Miler
Hagerstown
George E. Whetstone
Fred BR. Gross
Rouzer
Rest Haven
Fneral
Kenneth A. E. Smith
Pennsylvania Ave
Thomas H
Florence Dick Smith
Tulsa
Ariz
Shirley Tenha
Wagerstown
Jean Finfrock
Stephons
Thomas A. Smith
US. Navy
Elmer L
Alfred E. Smith
Coffman Funeral Home
St. Clair Bensholf
Rose Hill Cemetery
Funral
Shepherdstown
W. Va
James Holland Price
Praspeck Ave
King's Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Berkeley County
James Carter] Price
Emma
Lamp) Price
Jefferson Security Bank
Humsian Society
Presbyterian Church
L George Hunter
Bur- Hial
Elmwood
Sudley Funeral Home
Jefi i
Prayer Today Prayer for April 24
A religious prayer item asks for mercy on enemies and good over evil, led by prayers from W Dale Oldham of Anderson Indiana. The piece shifts to a death notice from Shepherdstown West Virginia for James Holland Price, 74, detailing his life, career, church service, survivors, and funeral arrangements.
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Jesus
W. Dale Oldham
Anderson
Ind
Christ At Brotherhood Hour
Hancock Youth Found Guilty Of Receiving Stolen Boat
Hancock youth was found guilty of receiving stolen property and sentenced to a $30 fine and 15 days in jail. Ralph J. Hall faced charges of receiving a boat belonging to Grover James of Hancock, recovered near Hall’s home after being repainted. Bittinger testified the seized vessel bore James’ name.
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Hancock
Ola Reancoca
Ralph J. Hall
Grover BR. James
J. of
James
Little Pool
Cecil Bittinger
Hall
Bittinger
Girl dies after car runs over in driveway tragedy
Pamela Starliper 21 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Starliper of Orchard Ridge Road Hancock died at War Memorial Hospital Berkeley Springs after being run over in her home driveway. Survived by parents two sisters several half siblings and maternal grandparents. Friends may visit Grove Funeral Home Hancock Friday and Saturday evenings. Funeral at Orchard Ridge First Church of God Sunday at 2 pm with Rev William F Murray officiating burial in adjoining cemetery.
Largest Saturn booster engines tested for 15 seconds
Five engines of the Saturn booster rocket the largest this nation has built were test fired for a second time for 15 seconds at Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville. The booster produced about 7 percent million pounds thrust during the brief test as part of spring series with longer firings planned up to 242 minutes.
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Huntsville
Ala
Marshall Space Flight Center
Teat Laboratory
Alan McGill Sings Speaks At UFC Rally
Alan McGill a Capitol Records gospel recording artist will sing and speak at the Youth for Christ rally in the local grange this Saturday The rally begins at 8 pm In 16 years McGill has made about 3000 personal appearances in hundreds of cities and recorded 15 gospel albums He has preached in churches youth rallies and Christian business meetings and served as vice president of The Hollywood Christian Group formed to reach entertainment personalities with the Gospel.
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Capitol Records
Jand
Willy Ibegin
MeGiil
Hollywood Christian Group
Jets Bomb North Viet Nam Bridges and Barracks
Eighty one U S Air Force jets attacked bridges and barracks in North Viet Nam. One F10s fighter bomber was downed in the sea by enemy guns but the pilot was rescued by an amphibious plane. It was the first U S plane downed on a mission over North Viet Nam since April 20.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Namji
Three Oak Trees Stolen From Park Grounds
Ellsworth Moats of the Washington County Park Commission reports three of the largest oaks were cut from Doubs Woods Park on land donated by the Board of Education to the Far Commission. The theft appears recent, with stumps and stripped braces found. one theory is mistaken timbering by a lumberman who believed he had rights to cut.
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Doub’s Woods Park
Ellsworth Moats
Washington County Park Commission
Moats
Board of Education
Far Commission
Brasches
Cartier
Hall
Potomac
Vt Repupit
Truman at 81 to receive one million for library
Truman will turn 81 Saturday and will receive as a birthday gift up to one million dollars for the Truman Library project. Funds came from a national campaign started by Tom Evans, with donations ranging from 25 cents to 7500 dollars as supporters respond to the effort.
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Truman
Harry F. Rosenthal
Kansas City
Darry S. Truman
Germany
Office of the Presidency
Truman Administration
Mixed early stock market pattern on Wall Street
The New York market opened mixed with gains for Du Pont and Westinghouse Electric and a small rise for American Telephone while Litton Industries slipped. Pan American Sulphur gained about a point in a continued rebound and Texas Gulf Sulphur edged higher after a decline.
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Wall Street
New York
du Pont
Westinghouse Electric
American Telephone
Litton Industries
Pan American
Texas Gulf
Home theft case reported in Maryland paper fragment
A damaged OCR fragment describes a man accused of theft in Hagerstown. The subject claimed he found a used item lodged in bushes near the Potomac River and turned it in, while another portion mentions subscription rates and a Sunday publication.
Eisenhower urges renewed push for humanity over war
Gettysburg Pa AP Gen Dwight D Eisenhower on the 20th anniversary of V E Day calls mankind to rededicate to humanity's advancement rather than destruction The five star general and former president issued a statement from his Gettysburg area farm noting the 1945 end of European hostilities and urging global unity through the United Nations to avert future wars.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
Hitler
United Nations
J Organization
Pll
Huumanity
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Pauline Dean
Kenneth A. E.smith
James H. Price
the Herald
Alan McGill
Viet Barracks
Tolal
Ton Folds
Cnuan
Mike Westwood
Tadeshort
Alpendence
Earth
Independence
Uncheon
Washington
Tor
Beabale
Ave
Pennsylvania
Zora
Dawm
Dun
Charnita
Advancanans’ of Humanity
Handan
Dolly
Mary Martin
Harry S. Truman
Hallo
MOJUD
Chiklos
Potemac St
Byper Sheer
Sats Pr
Peet
Scotts
Eaman’'S
E. Baltimore St
W. Main St
Waynenboro, Pa
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