In His Senior Thesis Kennedy Examines Judge Johnson
Nashville AP reports Frank Johnson, a federal judge in Alabama, faced strong civil rights challenges in the 1950s and 60s, integrating schools and dismantling segregation across transportation, education, voting, and public facilities. The piece discusses clashes with Gov. George Wallace, Johnson's impact on the federal courts in Alabama, and potential FBI director prospects under Robert F. Kennedy.
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Endured Four Weeks Of Hell In Central African Empire
A British journalist recounts arrest in Bangui and a brutal four week confinement in the Central African Empire. He describes being beaten by Emperor Bokassa's entourage, chained in a windowless cell, and denied medical care while notes and a telex led to his alleged espionage accusations. After release, he was briefly presented to Foreign Minister Michel Gbezera-Bria before return to a punitive cell.
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Gabon
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