Courtesy to Negroes Ruled Court Obligation
In a Supreme Court ruling an unnamed woman who would not answer a Alabama court unless addressed as Miss Hamilton had her contempt conviction overturned. The NAACP appealed on behalf of the field secretary for CORE amid racial demonstrations in Etowah County in 1963. The court cited its Johnson decision against state compelled segregation in court and violation of equal protection, with three justices dissenting.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
Congress of Racial Equality
Etowah County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
High Tribunal
Ford T.johnson Jr
Richmond
Johnson
Tom S. Clark
John M. Harlan
Byron R. White
FPC Backed On Interim Gas Ceilings
Washington The Supreme Court upheld the Federal Power Commission on setting price ceilings for natural gas during temporary certification. The 7-2 decision backs FPC practice since 1961, preventing abrupt rate increases while producers await permanent certification amid a typical three to four year gap.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Power Coalision
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Sas
Commission
Air Crash Suits Moved to Boston by High Court
Supreme Court rules lower court erred in barring transfer of 37 personal injury and wrongful death suits over an Eastern Airlines Electra crash in Boston Harbor. Cases involve Eastern, Lockheed, GM, the United States, and Massachusetts Port Authority. most suits filed in Boston, some in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts
Eastern Airlines
Logan International Airport
Boston
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S. Circuit Court
Eastern
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
General Motors
United States
Massachusetts Port Authority
U.S. District Court
Beacon Hill Roundup Night Sessions Kept By House
The Massachusetts House rejected 55-30 a Republican move to end night sessions except emergencies and final week needs. Rep Chadwick claimed 39 night sessions last year caused overtime costs and poor attention to major laws. Other measures proceeded or died, including a recreation bureau study bill and a public authority contract bid requirement.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Harrison Chadwick
Winchester
Rober Quinn
Chadwick
Hypnotism Banned In Custody Fight
In Los Angeles Frank Nelson was ordered by Superior Court to stop using hypnotism to influence his nine year old foster son. Irene Nelson was granted temporary custody while visitation continued. Nelson denied the accusation and the court kept existing arrangements.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Frank Nelson
Superior Court
Clinton Radda
Irene Nelson
Nelson
Bay
Horse Trade Nets Girl A Show Worthy Steed
In Hialeah Florida Becky McDonald an 11 year old girl swapped a shiny red convertible for a five year old sorrel gelding named Apache. Her father made the trade with Ford Motor Company in Eustis and the horse has since earned praise through its show record.
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Hialeah, Fla
Becky McDonald
Ford Motor Company
Eustis
Becky
Alaska Economy Crushed by Quake and Waves
The Alaska earthquake and sea waves devastated south central centers. Anchorage lost business, Seward rail head damaged, Valdez and Kodiak hit hard, Cordova devastated. Gov Egan estimated property damage over 350 million with tax revenue losses possible up to 20 percent in 1964 65. The Alaska Railroad faces near total loss of facilities at Seward with 62 million in anticipated post disaster costs.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Bristol Bay
Seward
Valdez
Kodiak
Cordova
William A. Egan
Robert D. Stevenson
Senate House Finance Committee
Juneau
Stevenson
James W. Hamilton
Gulf of Alaska
Fairbanks
New Hampshire to Buy Summit of Mt Washington
Concord New Hampshire Gov John W King and the Executive Council agreed to purchase about 50 acres of land and several buildings on Mt Washington from Dartmouth College for 250000 The deal includes the weather observatory and Summit House Hotel plus the cog railway legacy and Teague inheritance dating to 1900 Dartmouth graduate Col Henry N Teague.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Mt. Washington
John W. King
Executive Council
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Henry N. Teague
Summit House
Do It Again Hair Style For Easter Fashion
Do it again and again with a new hair style for Easter. Visit the boutique to explore Frostings Streaks or a full color shade plus spring outfits and a collection of handbags fashion jewelry gloves scarves and accessories in season colors.
Hemingway Data To Be Donated To JFK Library
UPI reports that manuscripts letters and Hemingway memorabilia will be donated to the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston. Mrs Kennedy welcomed the gift saying it would honor her husband and help make the library a center for American civilization studies.
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Hemingway
JFK Library
Boston
UPI
Ernest Hemingway
John F
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