Court says city may close pools
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that a city may close public swimming pools rather than desegregate them in a Jackson Mississippi case. The ruling upheld local authorities view that integrated operation could be unsafe and uneconomical, despite earlier orders to desegregate.
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Brando suit to proceed against actor in defamation case
Supreme Court clears way for trial of a $6 million defamation suit by three California police officers against Marlon Brando. The suit stems from Brando remarks about the April 1968 Oakland Panthers confrontation and Bobby Hutton's death. Officers Coffman Fredericks Brown advance. California Court of Appeal had tossed a similar suit.
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GI in swap case is demoted in Vietnam
Glenn Storer a 21 year old from Yarmouth Maine was reduced from Specialist 4th class to private and ordered to forfeit $73 of pay for two months after an 18 day absence without leave He waives a court martial and is stationed again with his reconnaissance platoon at Landing Zone Chloe Que Son mountains about 25 miles south of Da Nang Vietnam The GI body is noted as serving in the American Division with his unit at the forward base.
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Henry Tiedemann
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Cay Daniel
Supreme Court rules state welfare cannot bar aliens
The Supreme Court unanimously barred states from denying welfare to resident aliens or setting long residency requirements. It struck down a Pennsylvania law denying aid to non citizens and an Arizona rule restricting federally funded welfare to aliens after 16 years in the United States. Justice Blackmun said the 14th Amendment equal protection clause was violated by such laws, risking impact on about 4.2 million legal alien residents.
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