Jail Doors Open For 20 In Albany
Twenty people including 17 clergymen were released on bail after a racial protest in Albany Georgia. More than 50 clergymen and others remained jailed as a U.S. district court suit to desegregate parks libraries and travel facilities proceeded. Reverend Andrew Young urged continued voter registration efforts following the mass arrest in front of city hall.
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Albany, Ga
U.S. District Court
Albany
City Hall
Andrew Young
Young
Martin Luther King Jr
McCone Weds Mrs Pigott in Seattle Chapel
John A. McCone director of the Central Intelligence Agency aged 60 married Mrs. Paul Pigott widow of a Seattle industrialist at St. Anne's Chapel in Seattle. McCone is a widower. Also noted Harvard Lange Norway foreign minister to visit Israel next year and Nkrumah Ghana leader orders detention for key CPP officials.
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Associated Press
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Paul Pigott
Seattle
St. Anne’s Chapel
McCone
Leonid Sedov
Moon
Tokyo
Harvard Lange
Norway
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Convention People’s Party
Three Indicted in Rice Allotment Fraud Case
A federal grand jury indicted three men in rice acreage allotment fraud. David C. Stephens of Angleton and Laurence G. Newman of Lake Jackson face bribery and conspiracy counts, while Tacitus C. Thornhill of Waller is hospitalized and charged with bribe and conspiracy counts.
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Houston, Tex
U.S. Marshal’s Office
Department of Agriculture
Chemical Company
Wenesday
David C. Stephens
Angleton
Tex
Brazoria
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Laurence G. Newman
Lake Jackson
Stephens
Waller County
Brenham
Thornhill
U.S. Atty
Woodrow Seals
Newman
Employe
Firefighters Battle California Brush Fires Across State
Exhausted firefighters fought stubborn flareups on brushfires raging across California amid tinderbox warnings. The Forest Service cautioned conditions could worsen over Labor Day weekend as six fires had charred about 42 000 acres since Sunday. In Southern California gusty winds threatened to widen twin blazes near Los Angeles with more than 17 000 acres burned. Los Angeles County fire chief Keith Klinger put damages at over 3 million dollars with containment at 8 percent and 60 percent on two fires. A late forecast suggested moist sea air could help fully contain the blazes tonight.
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Los Angeles
California
U.S. Forest Service
Los Angeles County
Keith Klinger
Virginia Youth 15 Charged With Slaying Father
A 15 year old Ralph Jefferson Edwards is charged with murder after he shot his father Ralph Edwards 36 outside the family home at 2520 Frank Drive Great Bridge. The youth surrendered about an hour later after police dogs aided the search. The shooting occurred as the father attacked the boy's mother who had come to visit their children.
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Great Te
Ralph Jefferson Edwards
Great Bridge
Norfolk County
Edwards
Frank Drive
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Politics May Keep Congress In Session Longer
Washington AP reports election pressures may delay adjournment as House rules curb votes on controversial bills until after primaries and conventions. With Labor Day events and upcoming primaries in nine states plus New York and Massachusetts, leaders expect possible October adjournment.
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Congress
Washington
House
New York
Massachusetts
Otto Passman
D-La
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Min
ODRINEX fat loss pill advertised with guarantee
An advertisement for ODRINEX promises rapid fat loss without strenuous exercise or changing meals. It claims appetite suppression, a 7 day result window, and a full money back guarantee, with Barry's Drug Store listing an address and order details.
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Barry
W. Boscawen ST
Traffic deaths reach nearly twenty-two thousand by Aug
The National Safety Council reports 21,960 people killed in U S traffic accidents from January 1 to August 1 this year, with 3,840 fatalities occurring in July.
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Chicago
Safety Council
Prosecution May Rest in Police Case
Princeton West Virginia AP The prosecution aimed to end its case in the breaking and entering trial of Bluefield police Sgt Eugene Kirk age 36. He pleaded innocent and is charged as an accomplice in alleged May 1958 thefts at Bailey Lumber Co. Convicts Ira Mathena and Kenneth Murphy testified Kirk allegedly provided protection and knew of the robberies.
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Princeton
W.va
Bluefield
Eugene Kirk
Kirk
Mercer County
Bailey Lumber Co
Ira Mathena
Kenneth Murphy
Mathena
Virginia
Richmond
Everett Eugene Little
Murphy
Ted Land
Lumber Company
Little
Bailey Firm
Jerome Katz
Walter W. Ross
Katz
Ross
Land
Minnesota Senate Democrats eye Sept 22 adjournment
Minnesota Senate Democratic leaders consider September 22 as the adjournment date but acknowledge lawmakers could be delayed until as late as October 3. The plan reflects timing for session wrap up.
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Nesota
Senate
Hoover Continues To Improve Amid Tumor Uncertainty
New York AP report says 88 year old Herbert Hoover shows improvement after major surgery. He jokes about canasta as his sons visit. doctors note patient remains in discomfort but stable and no cancer verdict yet, to be released in about three weeks.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Herbert Jr
Allan
Hoover
Margaret
Rudolph N. Schullinger
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
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