Grand Jury Indicts Four in Corporation Court Cases
A grand jury returned four true bills naming Harry Cleveland Sirbaugh George N. Carter Earl A. Palmer and Ann Lake. Sirbaugh faced charges of breaking and entering and forging an $18.29 payroll check and pleaded guilty. Carter, 20, pleaded innocent to felonious assault and robbery with trial set for May 5. Lake faced a capias for passing a $20 bad check at Leggett's. Palmer, 18, forged and cashed an $11 check and was sentenced to concurrent terms in the penitentiary and jail. Additional cases include John Henry Preston facing murder charges, Jack L. Watts pleading guilty to forgery and uttering, and three men sent for psychiatric observation.
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Corporation Court
Harry Cleveland Sirbaugh
George N. Carter
Earl A. Palmer
Ann Lake
Sirbaugh
Berryville Ave
Elliott D. Marshall
Carter
Boyce
William Pendleton
E. Clifford St
Marshall
Leggett’s
Middletown
Earl Albert Palmer
Kinney’s
N. Loudoun St
Commonwealth
John Henry Preston
Preston
James David Warren
Jack L. Watts
Phillip Larry Baker
Frank M. Dick
Daniel D. Wine
Baker
Mr. Dick
Daniel Dearmont
E. Piccadilly St
William Cleophis Riddle
Peking and U.N. Admission Debate Amid China Isolation Claims
The article reports editorial and official reactions to U.S. policy toward China. The People's Daily accuses Washington of feigning eagerness while pursuing escalation in Indochina. Arthur Goldberg notes uncertain UN support for Red China and discusses whether Beijing will pursue peaceful coexistence. Also a Britannica note recalls ancient air cooling with grass mats in India.
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The
People’s Daily
United States
China
New York
Arthur J. Goldsberg
U.S
United Nations
Red China
United [Nations
Peking
U.N. General Assembly
Goldberg
Indonesia
Africa
India
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Crochet overblouse pattern 1414 from Winchester Evening Star
Crochet fashion feature describes an exciting overblouse with wide gathered sleeves and a sheer picot mesh yoke. Pattern 1414 offered in multiple sizes, with rayon wool fingering yarn, price thirty five cents plus mailing. Include name address ZIP pattern number.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
FBI Pursue Mississippi Klan Leader in Dahmer Case
Federal and state officers hunted Sam Holloway Bowers Jr. the Klan imperial wizard and 13 suspects in Jones and Forrest counties for civil rights violations linked to Vernon Dahmer’s Jan. 10 death. Bowers fled Laurel, while others were arrested in Mississippi and Houston, Texas.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
FBI
Sam Holloway Bowers Jr
White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Deep South
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Hattiesburg Hospital
Dahmer
Forrest County
National Association For ‘the Advancement of Colored People
Paul B. Johnson
Hattiesburg
Jone
Paul Finch
Jones County
Charles Lamar Lowe
Houston
Laurel
Lowe
Bowers
Appell
House Committee
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Winchester
Miami
Kdnap
Daniel Goodman
Goldman
Daniel
Warren County
Viet Nam
Johnson
Indochina
Godwin Pats Grossman
Virginia
Fred W. Bateman
Newport News
By Ace Brookes
Mississippi
Tain
U.S. Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Miss
House Committee On UN American Activities
Donald T. Appell
Mickey Schwerner
Jack Pittman
Crider & Shockey
Protector
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Virginia Hospital Service Association
Virginia Medical Service Association
Richmond, Virginia
West Boscawen Street
Boscawen Street
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