Norfolk prison escape ends in double tragedy
Katherine Elliott aided by husband Waller Elliott attempted to flee Norfolk prison colony after smuggling two handguns under a long skirt. A guard and civilian employee were killed. a second guard was wounded. Waller Elliott killed himself after 14 hours and Katherine Elliott was in critical condition. State troopers stormed the cell block, using tear gas as they searched room by room for the pair.
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Katherine
Elliott
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Waller
Mysi Elliott
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John C.boone
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Es Melvin Bernstein
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Jets strike Hai Phong shipyard amid Vietnam war actions
AP reports U.S. Navy jets attacked Haiphong Shipyard No.3 in the harbor's southwestern sector for the first time in the war. The carrier Saratoga crew said three large fires burned in the yard which services shallow-draft vessels. The U.S. Command said no deepwater ships were hit and 27 foreign vessels remained trapped in Haiphong's deepwater channels by minefields.
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Hatch Act ruling opens door to partisan politics for federal workers
A three judge panel ruled that Hatch Act prohibits on federal workers were too vague and broad and violated the First Amendment. The court allowed federal employees to engage in partisan politics but left limits unsettled and held enforcement by the Civil Service Commission in abeyance pending Supreme Court review.
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Moose Lodge must admit Black members, court rules
Pennsylvania's Supreme Court held that the Moose Lodge must open its doors to Black people. The ruling faces political opposition as the lodge had argued public accommodation exemptions.
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Moose Lodge 107 Must Serve Nonmembers, Court Rules
A unanimous Pennsylvania ruling says Moose Lodge 107 in Harrisburg cannot discriminate based on race once it opens facilities to nonmembers. The decision follows a U S Supreme Court stance that the lodge, though private, becomes a place of public accommodation when it hosts public events and allows nonmembers into dining and bar areas.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Moose
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United States Supreme Court
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Lable
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Égal
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