Court splits on illiterate voters ballots and desegregation actions
In 1966 elections the Court upheld Mississippi and Virginia actions blocking write in ballots by illiterate voters who relied on stickers. Justices Douglas Harlan and Marshall dissented on no new elections. Black dissented. The court will decide desegregation speed in Montgomery public schools and hears Kansas City case on one person one vote for a junior college district.
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Declarer Mike Vanderbilt Mines Six Spades In Tough Hand
The hand features South dealer Harold Mike Vanderbilt reaching six spades as declarer. West led diamonds and Vanderbilt sacrificed a club to discard and ruff, then ran clubs while managing trumps. The defense yielded only one trick for East as the rest of dummy’s cards proved winning.
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All That Heaven Allows Matinee on KCRG TV 9
Rock Hudson Jane Wyman and Agnes Moorehead star in All That Heaven Allows airing this Wednesday at 3 30 PM on KCRG TV 9 as part of the Dialing for Dollars Matinee.
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Supreme Court Finds Mississippi and Virginia Violated VRA Rules
The Supreme Court held Mississippi and Virginia violated the 1965 Voting Rights Act by making voting procedure changes without federal approval. It did not order new ballots for prior elections, and left constitutionality questions unresolved. Chief Justice Warren noted the act targets both obvious and subtle restrictions on voting.
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Teachers at S F State End Strike on 112 97 Vote
San Francisco State College staff ended an eight week strike by a 112 to 97 vote of the AFL CIO AFT local 1352. Classes will resume Monday as the college plans to cancel any remaining schedule disruptions. The walkout began January 6 over recognition pay and working conditions.
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