Youth 14 freed after trial granted in Brookhaven case
In Brookhaven Mississippi judge grants 14 year old Robert Earl May Jr a trial and releases him on bond after he withdrew four guilty pleas. He faces later trial Sept 6 on armed robbery charges and will be placed in school while awaiting further proceedings. The case has drawn NAACP and other black leaders support and attention.
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Prince Charles criticized bosses and labor strife sparks debate
Prince Charles warned that British labor strife stems from employers' high handedness and urged an American style equality of bosses and workers. The remark drew protests from the conservative press and managerial class, while organized labor praised his stance.
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Wage and Price Stability Board probes major commodity groups
The Council on Wage and Price Stability began inquiries into about 12 to 15 large commodity groups including meat meat products shoes and drugs. Companies targeted are mostly under 500 million in annual revenue and no company names were disclosed.
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UPI
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Bosworth
Ugandan rebels push on Masaka with Tanzanian aid
A several thousand strong rebel force of Ugandan deserters and guerrillas, aided by Tanzania, advances toward Masaka 70 miles south of Kampala. The troops, equipped with captured Ugandan armor, include fighters loyal to Milton Obote and are pressing to overthrow Idi Amin amid battles along the Tanzanian border. ON THIS DATE in 1920, the Nazi Party was organized in Germany.
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UPI
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Four protesting farmers arrested at White House protest
Washington police arrested at least four farmers during a White House demonstration that blocked traffic with about 197 tractors, some driven by Canadian sympathizers. A goat was dropped over the fence but no one was charged for that act. arrests followed for assault and property destruction.
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UPI
White House
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