Jackson Attacks 0-2 Decision As High Court Opens
The Supreme Court opened its new term with Justice Jackson leading a dissent against a 2 0 ruling on a Federal Water Company reorganization. He warned the majority’s reasoning overstepped and stressed the SEC had not faced similar problems before. Justice Douglas was absent for illness. The court also dismissed a Pennsylvania school funding case regarding transportation to a Catholic school.
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Indians in Tennessee Parade to City Hall Today
Indians visit the city hall today after a theater manager announced arrangements for a parade in honor of Chief Day Break. An Indian village will be set up near Noble Avenue entrance with visiting hours 3 to 6 p.m. Today at 3:11 p.m. the party, in town for Wednesday's premiere of the motion picture "Black Gold" at Majestic, will be received by Mayor Mebavy.
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Fertilizer Aid Arrives For Greece Farm Use
The American Mission for Aid to Greece reports first shipments of nitrates and potash, vital for Greece's 1048 food production, expected within 60 days for wheat fields. An Emergency Mood council allotment totals 10 700 tons of nitrate, with purchases from the United States and imports from Chile and Belgium. AMAG plans to buy 5 000 tons of potash from the United States as Pir aeus delivers 25 000 tons of super phosphate to the agriculture ministry.
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Isotope Research Gains Momentum At Memphis University
Scientists at the University of Tennessee at Memphis advance studies in the School of Biological Science and the College of Medicine using radioactive isotopes. Government action making isotopes from Oak Ridge available accelerates the program.
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