Judge's ruling opens door to halting desegregation efforts
In New Orleans U S District Judge Frank B Filis Jr ruled Tulane a private university and not bound to admit Negroes. Attorney John P Nelson argued the decision could enable subtler forms of racial discrimination in higher education and vowed an appeal to the 5th Circuit. Tulane says it would admit Black students if legally permissible.
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Pistols Upend Hoffa Trial as Attacker Targets Leader
In Nashville a man named Warren Swanson fired air pellets at James R. Hoffa in court, injuring himself and prompting security upgrades. Hoffa’s lawyers argue the attack undermines a fair trial over alleged Taft Hartley Act violations. Swanson, claiming a divine message, said he aimed to kill Hoffa.
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Warren Swanson
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Springfield
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