Plans for First Pep Talk in Little Rock Arrest NAACP Officers
November 13 plan outlined to arrest NAACP officers in Little Rock Arkansas as police receive orders from the mayor and city council. Widespread tension over integration triggers actions. Police were instructed to arrest officers of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
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National Agen
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Joel
Naacers
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New York
Ottier
Rev
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Pleasant
Baptist Church
Woodrow Wilson Mann
League of Central High Mothers
Freedom| Fund
Capital Citizens Council
Mann
Central High School
Orvald Faubus
Faubun
Central High
Eisenhower
Arkansas ‘Guardsmen
Knight Seen Running For Senate Seat
Knight is reported to be seeking a U.S. Senate seat while California politics buzz with Goodwin Knight amid illness and possible switch from governor to Senate run. Rumors swirl about party strategies as Atty. Gen. Edmund Brown remains unchallenged for the Democratic nomination.
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Knight Seen
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Sacramento
Calif
Goodwin Knight
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington
Repubican
Williama—Pnowland
Edmund G. Brown
Govertor
Polio Vaccine Clinics To Be Scheduled Soon
A chimneys nest caused four deaths in Silver Spring. George W. Fisher Jr age 35 Gay Fisher 31 and sons Mark Andow 6 and Michael Anthony 7 were found dead in bed likely since Tuesday night. Washington County Health Department will schedule Salk polio vaccine clinics in late November and early December at Coffman Health Center for children and general public access thereafter.
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Silver Spring
George W. Fisher Jr
Gay
Mark Andow
Michael Anthony
Freak J. Broecker
Moni
County Examiner
Washington County
Coffman Health Center
W. Ross Cameron
Local crash injures woman and chaotic scene near Newark
A Newark area report details a serious crash on U S 40 with a local woman injured, a salesman shot and beaten, and a security chain of events involving a trunk and fleeing gunman. Police describe a terror ride that disrupted several high schools with injuries and a flower of alleged robberies. Further PC details include a hospital transfer for the injured, a suspect description, and subsequent traffic incidents as officers investigate.
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Hagerstown
Chicago
Shi- Giricich
Luckey
Mar
Frederick
Melba
Cara
Paul Kieffer Sells Estate In Connecticut Estate Sale by NYC Attorney Paul Kieffer
Paul Kieffer a prominent New York City attorney and son of the late Rev J Spangler Kieffer sold the Oxiby Farms estate in Connecticut. The 202 acre property includes two Colonial Water Dewilde houses built in 1750 and 1791 and was purchased by Harrison C Lwater, Norwalk Daily publisher, amid market activity noted by Previews Inc. agents.
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New York City
J. Spangler Kieffer
Zion Reformed Church
Oxiby Farms
Connecticut
Previews, Inc
Harrison C.lwater
Cound i
Lisherlisher
Norwich
Delinletin
Wich
Kieffer
Inte Teaterstows
Been & Temberwesk
New York Ber
Aher
Ol College
A.B
Howevary Ll.d
Three Air Force enlistees held in forgery case
Cambridge High football game cancellations loom as three Air Force enlistees tied to a $100000 forgery scheme are held. Officials say the fraud touched paychecks at Parks Air Force Base near Livermore California, delaying a Camden Delaware contest and forcing rescheduling. The Secret Service disclosed the arrests and noted forged endorsements involved several players, with names including Evans, Barry, and Hoyle. The incident risks canceling the season’s remaining games as authorities continue investigations.
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Cambridge High
Cassar Rodney
Camden
Del
Washington
Parks Air
Livermore
Calif
Cam
Air Force
Bridge
Hoyle
Evans
Dyersburg
Tenn
Theodore Barry
Louisville
Barry
Secret Service
Evans R
Theodore Goldberg
Sansbase
Francisco
Case
Airman 2
C. James R. Hoyle
Go Baughman
Bar
Ex-Convict Tavern Owner Killed In Gangland Style
Willard C. Bates, 54, a former prison convict who owned a Chicago tavern, was fatally shot in a gangland style attack at his home. Neighbors heard a burst of machine gun fire as Bates faced assailants in his driveway. Bates’s wife and police described a rapid, deadly assault that ended with him dying from multiple gunshot wounds. Police pursued possible suspects and continued investigations into the motive and perpetrators.
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Black
Augisté
Phillips
Graham
Chicago
Tiree
Betes
Willard C. Bates
Mca
Bates
Wies
Imaterben Lyons
Sun
Eisenhower to Address Oklahoma City on Science and Security
President Eisenhower will speak in Oklahoma City on November 18 delivering a half hour address at 10 30 p m EST on Science and Security The speech marks Oklahoma statehood semicentennial themes Arrows to Atoms and supports national defense scientific advances and economic strength The event will be broadcast live by NBC CBS and ABC networks with a kinescope for the 11 15 p m airings
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Hitei Shower
Oklahoma City
Unio
Eisenhower
National Fund For Medical Education
New York City
Oklahoma
NBC
ABC
CBS
Gery
Middle East debate ends as Syria agrees to pause action
United Nations General Assembly closes the bitter debate after Syria commits not to press for action now. The move part of an agreed formula to end the discussion without a showdown and without a vote on Syria’s hand for U N inquiry. Sponsors also agree not to seek a vote on the resolution.
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N. Y. WI
U. N. General Assembly
Middle East
Syria
U. N
Flow
Volunteers Bring Help In UF Appeal Campaign
Division A led by Evan McC Crossley names team captains Douglas S Wright John A Latimer Jr Norman H Bentz William J Meighan Jr William F Haynolds Jr James Hankey Carl Stonebraker Richard Wantz Henry Hamrick Frank Thomas Jr Dan Foltz Edward Carr Raymond C Potter announce volunteers for United Fund goal of 259922 in Washington County first campaign continuing on page 2 col 3
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United. Fund
Washington
United Fund
Evan McC. Crossley
Douglas S. Wright
John A. Latimer, Jr
Norman H. Bentz
William J. Meighan, Jr
William F. Haynolds, Jr
James Hankey
Carl Stonebraker
Richard Wantz
Henry Hamrick
Frank Thomas, Jr
Dan Foltz
Edward Carr
Raymond C. Potter
Bass Biting On Minnows In Potomac Waters
Bass are biting on minnows in the Potomac area with deeper water yielding better catches. Notable hauls include Jackie Mills and John Lizer of Hagerstown with 20 bass near the Potomac Fish and Game Club weighing just over WS pounds. Carl Myers and Gaither Mills Jr. of Williamsport reported 15 bass with four around 2½ pounds each. Frank Spigler and son John N totaled 12 bass in a few hours.
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Jackie Mills
John Lizer
Hagerstown
Potomac Fish and Game Club
Carl Myers
Gaither Mills, Jr
Williamsport
Yelack
Frank Spigler
John N
Asian Flu Delays His Sentencing
Asian flu outbreak delays sentencing for Emory Lee Shirley in Allegheny County circuit court. Shirley, jailed in Paw Paw West Virginia, was convicted last week of manslaughter by automobile in the death of a young girl. Chief Judge George Henderson postponed the proceeding due to illness among inmates in Cumberland jail.
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Cumberland
George Henderson
Alle
Hang County Circuit Court
Henderson
Emory Lee Shirley
Paw Paw
W. Va
Rain Saturday and Next Week Weather Outlook
Weather report predicts rain Saturday and again next week with warmer conditions before a cooling trend late Monday or Tuesday. Precipitation expected between one-half and one inch overall and mountain totals of a quarter to one-half inch. Temperatures to average higher in the mountains and cooler elsewhere with normal highs and lows in the region.
Police Probe Theft Cases In City Churches Cars and Cans
City police investigated thefts at Trinity Lutheran Church secretary’s office in the 200 block of North Potomac Street and a YMCA locker room theft of a $35 wrist watch. A 1950 Chevrolet four door blue sedan is noted, and officers looked into two incidents of mischief involving garbage cans on North Locust Street and Oak Hill Avenue.
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North Potomac Street
Larry Henesy
Jefferson Boulevard
YMCA
Leonard Easterday
Rt 2
Boonsboro
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