Mississippi City to Seek Freedom Rider Injunction
McComb Mississippi officials plan to seek a federal court injunction to bar further Freedom Riders after white men attacked visiting newsmen. Six riders desegregated the Greyhound terminal under heavy police protection amid growing CORE activity in New Orleans.
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TWA Plans Flights To Las Vegas From Tucson
Trans World Airlines expands Tucson operations with a new daily Super-G flight to Las Vegas with a Phoenix stop, continuing to San Francisco. A Los Angeles morning service via Phoenix starts Jan 1. American Airlines adds DC7 to San Francisco and nonstop DC6 to Dallas, plus Astrojet changes to New York and Boston routes.
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FW Team Teaching Featured
Flowing Wells district gains feature in Arizona Teachers magazine. Superintendent George Smith and staff describe team teaching begun this year with Ford Foundation funds. The article notes uncertain improvement but cites strong esprit de corps and staff enthusiasm.
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Woman Prostitute Receives Six Month Probation
Clair Yvonne Smithson 23 of 1625 East Sycamore Street was placed on six months probation by Judge Robert O. Boylston after pleading guilty to a prostitution charge in Superior Court. She was convicted in City Court last May and appealed. Four others involved—Joycelyn Sue Ammons 19 of 1216 North Magnolia Street and Judy A. Mungaray 22 of 225 West 44th Street—also appealed their convictions and await Superior Court action.
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Magnolia St
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44Th St
New Mayor Faces Bids for Fire Engines in First Session
The new mayor Lew Davis and a GOP council plan to decide on accepting bids for two fire engines. Officials review three bids with exemptions to specs and one bid far outside specs. The meeting also tackles Speedway widening, industrial zoning, Himmel park parking complaints, Winterhaven sewer work, rezoning hearings, bicycle licensing changes, and eight liquor licenses.
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Himmel Park
Winterhaven
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Arctic Cold Hits Northern U S With Snow and Frost
A mass of Arctic air chilled the northern edge of the nation from Idaho to the Dakotas with snow flurries and subfreezing readings. Central and southern regions saw milder, dry weather. California faced from rain. Snow generally under an inch. readings near midnight down to 2 to 5 degrees above zero in Montana towns.
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Majuta family thanks friends for sympathy in loss of Andrew Steven Majuta
The Majuta family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and floral offerings after the death of their beloved son Andrew Steven Majuta.
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Crossword clues tie Baltimore wife to threatening letters
Sylvia Betty Vale, 45, a Baltimore housewife, is charged by the FBI with writing threatening letters to U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy and Senator Edmund Muskie. Investigators traced handwriting to a crossword puzzle contest entry amid 60 000 submissions.
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Col Lacey Retired Army Officer Dies at 68 in Tucson
Col Arthur T. Lacey U S Army retired died yesterday at 68 at Tucson Medical Center. Resident since 1954, Yale graduate, he served 1916 1953 including Italy Mitchel Field and the Pentagon. Survived by wife Elwin Tucson daughter Mrs Ware Greenwich two sisters Endicott funeral 4 p m today in Endicott.
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