Sheriff Denies Brutal Treatment Of Freedom Riders
Sheriff J R Gill of Jackson defends treatment of freedom riders jailed for breach of peace in Mississippi. He disputes a New York interview alleging naked stripping and dragging by guards, says the claims are exaggerated and that riders are treated well.
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Associated Press
Mississippi State Penitentiary
J. R. Gill
Jackson
Gilroy
New York
Kenneth Shilman
Prison Transfer and Rides Result in Jail Time
Jackson County sheriff recounts moving detainees 130 miles to Parchman then to a maximum security unit entrance. He claims the suspects were dragged along a smooth concrete hallway with no marks. James Spencer Satinad sentences 23 riders to four months each and $200 fines totaling $163.
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Oceanside
N.Y
Shilman
Chicago
Felix Singer
Terry Sullivan
Saturda
Jackson
Parchman
James Spencer Satinad
Labor strike prompts possible injunction and fact finding
The article reports on the threat of a permanent injunction in the maritime strike and the setup of a fact finding board led by David L. Cole Samuel I. Rosenman and James J Healy. Union leaders warn sailors will not be pushed around while ship owners pledge cooperation as cargo shipments including military supplies are affected.
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Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Ralph E. Casey
American Merchant Marine Institute
Kennedy
Hawaii
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Steelworkers Union
Goldberg
Eisenhower
David L. Cole
Paterson
N.J
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Samuel I. Rosenman
New York State Supreme Court
James J. Healy
Harvard Unites Lanna
Aecess
Jackson Fined Five Hundred After Assault Case
Rudolph Alfonso Jackson was found guilty of assault and battery on Mrs. Goldie Lopee in Corporation Court. He was fined five hundred dollars and ordered to jail for one year. The case followed a March 26 incident on Kern Street near the Jacksons' attorney Joseph White.
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Rudolph Alfonso Jackson
Goldie Lopee
Prisoner aide proposal amid unrest described as temporary par
Immigration authorities report a prisoner aide, Gustavo Garcia, was assigned a 15 day period to assist the prison mission with potential two one week extensions. The described status amid unrest is a temporary parole.
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Aners
Gustavo Garcia
Air Guard alert details and alleged plots during power attack
Air guard traffic control tracked movements from the armory with a map showing ongoing incidents. Attacks were claimed at a power station, telephone company, and reservoir. prisoners were questioned at the armory. One detainee cited a location near 1 St between Washington and Braddock as a cri de. the unit was ready to deploy if needed. Captain Bradford said improvements will be tested again later.
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US Radie Arts
Armory
Washington
Braddock
Rgtel Pets
Aeodaayp
Kuwait crisis tests Arab ties as Iraq encroaches
Kuwait faces a tense stand with Iraq as demands for independence trigger Arab League considerations and foreign reactions. King Hussein backs Kuwait, while Jordan pledges support for sovereign rights. Britain and the United States influence oil and protection discussions amid rising regional tensions.
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Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Hassan
Hussein
Jordan
Sheik Abdullah
Vesna Tel
Soares
Britain
Nce
Middle East
Soviet Union
Kassem
Arab League
Nasser
United Arab Republic
League
Sheik Abdullah al- Salim
Sabah
John Richmond
Baghdad
Trial resumes in Moorefield murder case of 33 year old salesman
The Hardy County Circuit Court resumed the trial of John Rexroad 42 of Moorefield charged in the death of Eldridge Lee Ritter 33. Ritter's body was found in a Moorefield area car after a party at Rexroad s filling station. Dr Maxwell testified the death involved profuse bleeding. Co defendants Smiley Shreve Weese and Zirk will be tried separately.
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Moorefield
W. Va
Hardy County
John Rexroad
Eldridge Lee Ritter
M. H. Maxwell
Ritter
Rexroad
Junior B. Smiley
Nolan Shreve
Paige Weese
Wilson C. Zirk
Old Fields
Henry Doorly dies at 81 former Omaha World Herald chairman
Henry Doorly, 81, longtime chairman of the Omaha World Herald, died Monday. Born in Barbados, British West Indies, he joined the paper in 1903 as a police reporter and earlier came to the United States in 1898 as a railroad draftsman for the Union Pacific Railroad.
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Omaha, Neb
Henry Doorly
Omaha World Herald
Doorly
Barbados
British West Indies
United States
Union Pacific Railroad
Iraqi Leader Praises Kuwait as Part of Motherland
Kassem declares Kuwait an integral part of the Iraqi motherland in a regional statement. He emphasizes unity amid regional tensions and asserts shared history with Kuwait. The remark reflects ongoing debates over national borders and loyalty among Iraqi officials.
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Iraq
Kuwait
Kassem
Clearbrook Auction to Be Held Rain or Shine
The Clearbrook Fire Co. will host an auction and supper tomorrow at 8 p.m. rain or shine, with a school event at 5 p.m. Donations include frankfurters and other items.
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Clearbrook
The
Clearbrook Fire Co. .dl
French News Leader Albert Bayet Dies in Paris
Albert Bayet, president of the French National Press Federation and board member of the AFP news agency, died Monday in Paris, according to official Paris reports. The obituary notes his influence in French journalism and his long service to the press.
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Paris
Albert Bayet
French National Press Federation
Pape France-Presse
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