Supreme Court faces old battles over private rights and segregation
James Marlow outlines how recent Supreme Court decisions revisit 19th century rulings on the 14th Amendment and private business. The piece traces how 1883 and 1896 views on state enforcement and segregation evolved, leading to 1954 desegregation and the current sit-in cases, noting Justice Harlan's early doubt and Justice Douglas's contrary stance.
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William C. Douglas
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Judge Proud Of Background
U S District Judge Harlan Grooms, a Republican appointee from Kentucky, has faced threats over desegregation rulings. His stance shows Alabama residents shifting toward moderation as he upholds the law in cases including Authurine Lucy’s admission to the university system.
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Birmingham
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Fairfield
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Three charged in theft of plow in Limestone and Lawrence counties
Three men John Wayne Dotson 19 Hillsboro Lonnie Brown Kilpatric 23 Hillsboro and Carl Slick Allen 21 Decatur were arrested on theft charges after a plow stolen from Limestone County was traced to a second plow sold in Lawrence County. Bond set for Dotson at 750 dollars.Sheriff Evans credited Lawrence County Chief Deputy Calvin White for assisting in the case and noted cooperation with Limestone County authorities in solving the thefts.
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Lawrence Evans
John Wayne Dotson
Hillsboro
Lonnie Brown Kilpatric
Carl (Slick) Allen
Decatur
Dotson
Kilpatric
Allen
Irene
Evans
Lawrence County
Calvin White
White
Limestone County
Limestone
Lawrence County Sheriff's Force
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Limestone County Sheriff's Office
Lawrence County Sheriff's Office
Farm Boy from Kentucky Proudly Shares Southern Roots
A Kentucky farm boy speaks proudly of his southern background, celebrating his upbringing and values rooted in rural life. He emphasizes hard work, family ties, and community traditions shaping his identity.
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Kentucky
Space Taken To Rockets Facility At Marshall Space Flight Center
The Marshall Space Flight Center installs a space flight simulator facility in the Astrionics Division, with completion expected in September. A $47,700 contract to Marbury-Patillo Construction Co. funds the pit and mechanical and electrical work. Designed to test navigational and control devices in a 6 by 9 feet vacuum chamber, the non man rated unit supplements light vehicle tests and aids component evaluation under extreme temperature and pressure conditions. The chamber, designed by Tenney Engineering Co., mimics outer space pressure and temperature, with nitrogen tanks and cryogenic pumping systems, bought last year for $344,600.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tenney Engineering Co
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Fragmented lab facility description with test prep space
A partial OCR fragment shows a control console a clean room and a processor chamber used to prepare items for testing. The text hints at a lab setup with specialized equipment for handling materials prior to experiments.
Pure Substances Highlight Sugar Purity
A chemistry finding notes that among compounds, common sugar is the purest known, averaging about 90.9 percent pure sucrose. The report emphasizes the exceptional purity level among everyday chemical substances.
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