Judge implements probation for four juvenile offenders
Judge Pritchard and officials stage a reform approach at State Hospital No 3 after four boys under probation struggle with car theft and fights. Psychiatrists note varied mental functioning but urge supervision, discipline, and basic decision making. New rules bar driving, drinking, skipping school, and late street hours, with home chores and schoolwork mandatory.
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Pritchard
Pritcherd
Pegaluine
Fitate
Gerald G. Prideaux
Don R. Swick
Jerry Evans
Gomeong
Two Arizona Men Rescued After Desert Ordeal
Lonnie Davison and R V Powell, construction workers aged 41 and 38, survived five days in a barren south central Arizona wasteland after a wreck on a Ray to Tucson flight. Davison crawled eight miles for water and pulled Powell from the wreckage before both were airlifted to a Tucson hospital.
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Kearney
Aziz
Arizona
South Centre
Lonnie Davison
R. V. Powell
Tucson
Ray
Ariz
Davison
Gils River
Powell
Air Force
Explosions Rock Struck Cotton Mill Near Henderson North Carolina
Two dynamite blasts rocked a struck cotton mill area near Henderson North Carolina causing floor damage and dirt in a ditch. National Guard officers numbering 300 kept the scene quiet after Gov. Hodges ordered them to the strike site on May 12. The strike began November 17 over an arbitration clause and broader job rights issues as mills reopened on a limited basis.
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National Guard
Luther Hodges
Boyd Patton
Carolinas
TWUA
Gates Eyed As Next Defense Secretary
Congress members speculate President Eisenhower will elevate Gates to secretary of defense with Gates named deputy secretary of defense earlier. Gates, 53, has served as under secretary and secretary of the Navy and will act as secretary during McElroy’s absence. Senate reaction mixed, but chairman Russell calls him qualified.
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Defense
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Thomas
Gates Jr
Defense Department
Neil H. “McElroy
Donald A. Quarles
McElroy
Philadelphia
Navy
Conference of Foreign Ministers
Geneva
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cnr
Russell
Department of Defense
Vandiver invites northern plants to Georgia branch setup
Georgia Governor Ernest Vandiver urged Philadelphia area industrialists to open branch plants in Georgia to serve the expanding southern market. He stressed no inducements to raid existing plants, highlighted Georgia’s business climate, resources, labor, education, and urged cooperation with local developers. The luncheon featured about 35 Georgia leaders promoting growth and favorable tax and labor conditions.
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Vandiver
Georgia
Philadelphia
Ernest Vandiver
Oerasion
Convicted Murderer Recaptured In Tenn
A convicted murderer, Richard Reilly, was recaptured in a Nashville tavern less than six hours after escaping from the penitentiary. He drank beer as officers closed in, with a bartender offering another drink and a light chat with Inspector Carney Patterson noting the long dry spell ahead.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Richard Reilly
Carney Patterson
Patterson
Reilly
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