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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
2
A readable fragment notes segregation on public transportation where rules separate riders by race. It mentions trains and buses as sites of enforced separation and hints at legal or social pressure to maintain these distinctions. The text preserves the era tone and guards against graphic detail.
France has limited television access with a single relay station and no commercial advertising. A 1930s experimental service remains largely state funded, with 300 technical staff and 30 hours of weekly transmission. Sets cost 90 000 francs to nearly 1 000 dollars, and a 10 franc yearly tax. many households cannot afford one.
In Panmunjom talks Nam II and allied negotiators clash over prisoner exchanges. Harrison warns no further concessions on the April 28 plan as Nam softens rhetoric but sticks to insistence on all 169 000 Allied-held personnel. A recess is refused and a next session is set, while milk quality notes remind readers of federal orders and local health rules.
Judy Garland and Sid Luft wed secretly in San Francisco marking her third marriage. Luft faces a court-ordered increase in child support to 400 dollars a month for his son with Lynn Bari. Garland’s birth name Frances Gumm Minnelli appeared on the license.
In Cape Town four Cape coloreds filed a suit in the Supreme Court challenging Prime Minister Daniel F. Malan's law that gives Parliament veto power over the high court. The United Party funds the action as a civil disobedience campaign against racial segregation is slated to begin June 26, led by Dr J. S. Moroka, president of the African National Congress.
Congress, said a thousand native volunteers would ignore rules, seeking to press for changes amid rising tensions. Details on groups, dates, and locations remain unclear in the fragmented report.
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