Indictments in Ole Miss desegregation rioting case
A federal grand jury in Oxford Mississippi indicted four men on charges of interfering with a federal marshal and attempting to obstruct court orders in the September 30 riot that accompanied the University of Mississippi desegregation. Indicted are Melvin Bruce Phillip Miles Kline May and Richard Hinton. two other potential defendants had true bills declined. They face up to three years and fines up to five thousand dollars if convicted on the main charge. Trial is set for May.
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Edwin A. Walker
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Melvin Bruce
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Richard’ Hays Hinton
Lucedale, Miss
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Road Deaths Boost Virginia Toll to 28
Two highway deaths Tuesday raised Virginia's 1963 traffic toll to 28, vs 42 a year earlier. Luther Randolph Stewart, 23, of Cambria, stationed at Fort Eustis, died when his car lost control on a curve and hit a post on U S 460 near Lynchburg in Campbell County. Donald Ray Kile, 8, of Woodbridge, died in Ft Belvoir hospital from injuries suffered in a January 7 accident on U S 1 south of Woodbridge in Prince William County.
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U.S. 1
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Labor Party Secretary Morgan Phil lips Dies After Stroke
Morgan Phil lips aged 60, long time general secretary of Bri ee ee oe and noted international socialist, died after years of ill health following a stroke in 1960 and retirement from public life.
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