Supreme Court setbacks for Negro rights in Jackson pools case
The ruling allowing Jackson Mississippi to close public pools to avoid integration marks the third major setback for African Americans in two weeks. Justice Hugo Black wrote the majority opinion cautioning it does not justify opposing school integration while critics call the decision tragic and demeaning.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jackson
Miss
Hugo L. Black
Wiliam M. Kuntster
New York
Ib Mian
Maya Russell
Davis
Size of Operation One Reason Kodak Not Moving to Colorado
Rochester based Eastman Kodak Co. remains firm that Windsor Windsor Colorado is not moving the entire operation. Kodak Park in Rochester employs about 43,000 with water supply from Lake Ontario. The western expansion would require a new site and technology to support film and paper production. Windsor distribution center will be completed handling over 30 acres and more than one million pounds of merchandise daily. The article notes Kodak Park is a sprawling complex with multiple divisions and facilities.
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Kodak
Colorado
Eastman Kodak
Marketing
Elf
Windsor
John Walsh
Clark
Pew
Western
United 2
Rochester
Mississippi
Indayas
Greece
Kodak Park
William McKinley
Kodak Apparatus
Hawk-Eye Works
Denver mayoral runoff eyed 130000 voters turnout
DENVER RP reports a mayoral runoff between incumbent Bill McNichols and former Denver Democratic chairman Darel Tooley, with about 130000 voters expected. The 5 candidate May 28 vote produced no majority. Tooley led first ballots, Shoemaker voters could swing outcome. Campaigns target conservative Republicans amid cross faction issues. Also on ballot: city propositions and eight district council runoffs.
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Denver
Bill McNichols
Darel Tooley
Tooley
McNichols
Aoe Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Unclear Text About Kodak Operations
Fragment mentions lack of knowledge on actual size of Eastern Kodak and its worldwide operations. States Windsor facility remains a small part of Hastman Kodak, underscoring limited scope within the company.
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Eastern Kodak
Windsor
Hastman Kodak
Auto Burglar Gets Many Francs
A Denver robbery saw a right handed auto burglar steal a briefease containing 126000 in foreign currency from a car in front of a royal businessman's home Sunday night. The suspect took 68000 Swiss francs and 58000 West German marks, along with two suits, recorder apps, and a radio transmitter valued at 1174.
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Denver
Sougit Todsy
Wilson C. Birkenmeyer
Birkenmeyer & Co, Inc
Denver Boy Killed in East Denver Bicycle Crash
An 11 year old Denver boy Kevin Kellogg died from head and internal injuries after his bicycle was struck by a car on Bath Avenue near Humboldt Street. Driver Sylvia J Keller of Denver was identified. The death increased the state's highway fatality count to 256 on this date.
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Denver
NASA plans special TV space signals to remote areas
NASA announced a 1973 to 1974 satellite beam delivering health and educational programs to Rocky Mountain states Alaska and other remote regions like Appalachia. Low cost receivers in schools and public institutions will pick up the broadcasts directed by DHW and CPB with a 2000 pound satellite over the equator in 1973.
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Space Agency
Kosky Mountain
Alaska
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Rocky Mountain
Appalachia
NASA
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
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