Challenge to Court Orders Casts Light on Integration Fight
Spokesmen say higher courts will decide legality of Judge Frank Johnson decrees. The judge halted actions until further notice, blocking organized "freedom rides" aiming to challenge racial segregation in Alabama. Montgomery police are charged with willful failure to curb mob violence from two weeks prior and the force is under an injunction to halt violence, affecting interstate bus travel. An earlier order bars the Ku Klux Klan and three individuals from further violence against riders and other interstate travelers.
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Farewell Sendoff for Esmeralda in Sydney Harbor
More than 100000 Sydney residents gathered spontaneously to bid farewell to the Chilean training barquentine Esmeralda. The harbor jammed with craft as Com mando Ramon Aragay called the scene the most fabulous send-off of his naval career. The vessel, 310 feet long and 400 tons, sailed east by south while a Tasman sea mist rolled in.
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TAA sets plan to carry 110 millionth passenger
Melbourne Sunday report states TAA expects to carry its 110 millionth passenger soon. The lucky traveler will receive a refunded fare and be invited as TAAs guest on all states’ tours, marking the airline’s fifth anniversary celebrations in September.
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