Supreme Court rejects plea as Rider trials proceed
The Supreme Court refused to halt federal prosecutions of Freedom Riders in Mississippi. Prosecutions for Bailey Broadwater Proctor and others continue, with judges ruling a stay is extraordinary and that state cases proceed. The court noted standing issues and that federal injunctions test state actions first in state courts. Justice Department supports continuing trials.
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U Nu to Visit Kathmandu Nepal Preview
Nepal's Foreign Ministry announced Burma Premier U Nu will visit Kathmandu in January, with a state visit planned to strengthen ties between the two nations during his travel to the Himalayan region.
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Red Air Spies Busy eR wIE capital gains bas
Maryland valers reported by military sources that a Soviet plane conducted five passes over Vientiane and Virginia in the Tidewater area. The move was described as an apparent photo survey of the Potomac River defenses.
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Copter Rescues Seven Stranded on Santa Rosa Peak
Riverside County deputies report a helicopter rescued seven sightseers stranded since Sunday on Santa Rosa Mountain at the 7600 foot level in freezing temperatures. They were brought to Pinon Flats and then Palm Springs, with Dr William D Adolph and his family among the rescued group.
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Goldfine pays 110000 fine to feds after probation
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine settled a $110,000 federal fine in a clerk of court ceremony in Boston, ending two years of probation that began last June. He is serving a one year term for evading $792,000 in personal and corporate taxes. In other news, Ronald Dennis Wolff, 45, of Glendale, awaiting jury verdict for his mother’s murder, spent the night without a decision in Los Angeles Superior Court. A Judge Roy Bean exhibit at Knott’s Berry Farm led to a $100,000 claim after a blank cartridge burned a man’s chin and neck.
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Protest March By 300 Negroes Dispersed in New Orleans
Police dispersed a march of about 300 Negroes and a few whites who gathered to protest mass arrests of anti segregation demonstrators in Baton Rouge last week. Officers arrested several participants as the group tried to reach the state office building during evening rush hour.
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Pasadena Independent Wal ad shows court order notice
Pasadena California morning daily offers home delivery and Sunday editions with monthly and advance rates. A Superior Court order approves advertising rights under Pasaden a case A- No. CeiMa June 6 1234 with offices at 35 Colorado Blvd. Pasadena.
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Protests Halted in Albany After Black Leaders Reach Deal
In Albany Georgia Negro leaders and city officials announce a truce ending anti segregation protests that disrupted the city for a week Jailers demonstrators are released for Christmas and trials paused City agrees to desegregate waiting rooms in buses and trains terminals. restaurant facilities remain segregated Terms include future talks and a bi racial committee to address racial issues. some prisoners released by signatures or fines January conference planned
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Job opportunities advertised in Independent and Star-News classifieds
The notice lists positions such as waitress, electronic tech, medical secretary, junior draftsman, cashier, industrial salesman, counter girl, and housekeeping and medical roles. It notes salary ranges and encourages reading the classifieds for complete listings in the Independent and Star-News.
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