Federal plan to purge maritime unions eyed in Ottawa
AP report details Canada’s Liberal government aims to purge corruption from maritime fronts by appointing a three member trusteeship to oversee unions led by Labour Minister Allit Mal, with legislation to be sent to Parliament by Sept. 30. Norris inquiry recommended action targeting the Seafarers’ International Union of Canada alongside several others.
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Orleans Desegregates Playgrounds Under Court Order
Federal court orders New Orleans to desegregate all public recreational spaces, including 119 city supervised playgrounds, ending separate access for Black and white youths. The ruling critiques private subterfuge and signals parks and playgrounds may be used by private athletic teams, ending official segregation in city facilities.
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He Confesses, Gets Off Free
Alton CAPD report notes a county official’s advisor statement on a robbery case. The suspect, Rogers, admitted guilt but witnesses died, raising questions about admissibility. The case hinges on Tanitvlians statute and the release followed a $23 extortion charge.
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Ae Rusk
Pallcosal
Goldwater Draws Broad Independent Support in 1964 Race
The Arizona senator appears to attract substantial independent backing, amounting to roughly half of such voters, while about twice as many independents back Goldwater as backed Taft weeks before the 1964 Republican convention. The piece notes regional shifts and internal GOP dynamics, with warnings of party elders fearing a liberal drift and seeking to equate Goldwater with fringe groups.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Gollwater
Gallia
Robert A .Taft
Ut Cohen
California Poll Shapes Early Campaign as Eagle Tops GOP
California voters face a crowded field as Eagle leads GOP contenders ahead of the real campaigning start. Senator Clair is a potential challenger, with several figures signaling interest. The race could influence the general election dynamic and fund-raising momentum.
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Skills Bank yellies in which the league has branches
The article describes a nationwide skills bank campaign led by the Urban League, aiming to increase skilled Negro employment with a $100,000 Rockefeller Foundation grant. It notes leaders such as Mowry Sleeper and outlines political context around California candidates and notable figures like William Knowland and George Christopher.
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Nn. Lindel Urban League
Mowry Sleeper
Sale
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Engle
Grodwin Knieht
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Scranton declines bid for presidential primary candidacy
Gov Scranton of Pennsylvania announced he would not run in the presidential primary next year. The Renubiown party figure said he is not a candidate for president and did not intend to seek the nomination.
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