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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1957

Page

22

Flying Twins Arrest Superior Judge in Citizens Action

Flying Finn twins George and Charles 4 seized Judge Kenneth Chantry at Los Angeles City Hall, cuffing him to a guard rail and serving an affidavit charging fraud theft and conspiracy over a war surplus transport plane. Police released the judge. the case centers on claims the twins own the plane after surrender of claims by the government and a Nevada storage firm’s judgment.

Los Angeles Flying Finn Twins Kenneth Chantry George Charles U. S Police Administration District Attorney's Office Chantry Las Vegas Nev Bakersfield Calif

Democrats Hit Ire on Rights Over Little Rock Crisis

Democratic spokesmen blame President Eisenhower for failing to take an early firm stand on civil rights at Little Rock. The Democratic National Committee advisory council urged swift action to enforce the 1957 Civil Rights law, create a six member civil rights commission, and appoint an assistant attorney general for civil rights. The statements were released after a two day meeting and Truman and Stevenson participated in the talks.

Washington Eisenhower Little Rock Democratic National Committee Advisory Council Council Harry S. Truman Adlai E. Stevenson Truman Stevenson National Committee United States Civil Rights Commission

Tea Arrives in American Colonies Around 1680

The fragment notes that tea was introduced to the American colonies in about 1680, marking it as an early colonial commodity.

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