Supreme Court Reassembles To Study Rights
The Supreme Court opens a new term with over 800 cases including two civil rights appeals. A Justice Department challenge in Georgia questions a section of the 1957 Civil Rights Act as unconstitutional for allowing the attorney general to sue state officials and private citizens. The court will also consider an Alabama ruling on the act’s reach against a state. Other cases span Prince Edward County schools, Norfolk funding blocks, North Carolina Negro student appeals, and a Nelson School integration plan in Moberly. The NAACP challenges a Little Rock ordinance demanding lists of members and contributors.
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Little Rock
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Governor Asks Too Much In Budget Conference
The snippet reports on budget tightening by Senate Republicans and House leaders with J Dean Polen and Robert Fleming opposing deficit financing. It notes the conference may extend beyond two days, a plan to shift a 4 percent sales tax on soft drinks to retailers, and the legislature reconvening Oct 15 due to a Northeastern poultry convention. McElroy flags Soviet satellite advances and U.S. need for more powerful rocket boosters, suggesting a year’s delay.
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House
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GOP
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Battle In Britain Neck And Neck In Election
Britain’s Labour and Conservative parties run neck and neck in the final days of the nationwide election for the House of Commons. Polls show Labour led by Hugh Gaitskell closing the gap with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. undecided voters loom large as 20% remain uncommitted.
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Eva Gabor Weds Fourth Husband Richard Brown
Ney Actress Eva Gabor marries Richard Brown a New York socialite in Las Vegas. The ceremony marks her fourth marriage.
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Congratulates Reds On Rocket Confusion From Page One
Soviet reports described a vehicle as an interplanetary station that would whirl around the moon and enter a cigar shaped orbit around the earth. Experts and Dr. Fred L. Whipple questioned the term interplanetary station and said the craft is likely a rocket circling the moon rather than a space station.
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Treasury Plans Four Year Notes With Five Percent Yield
U S Treasury to offer two billion dollars of four year ten month notes at five percent interest. Demand for credit is rising with business expansion and consumer purchases, pushing rates higher. The Fed limits long term yields while debt service grows, reflecting a tight funding environment.
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