Power Curb On Court Predicted
Sen. James Eastland predicted Congress will curb Supreme Court powers after criticizing the school integration ruling and groups he described as waging a propaganda campaign for racial integration. Speaking at Greenville Chamber event he warned of a usurpation of lawmaking and possible national disintegration.introduced by Sen. Strom Thurmond who praised Eastland as a leader in segregation and constitutional government.
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Greenville
S.C
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Congress
Supreme Court
Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Fund For the Republic
National Council of Churches
Chamber of Commerce
Supreme
Mississippi
Sen
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Sen. Eastland
Lie Test Ordered For Ex Convict In Illinois Case
In Springfield Illinois a new lie detector test was ordered for ex convict Arthur McCulley who said he killed a man last October after another man faced trial. Sheriff Ball called the earlier test inconclusive citing discrepancies while McCulley is held as a parole violator. Concurrently in Lewistown Illinois Edgar Sugdan 29 stands trial for the Canton Ohio home linked shooting of Raymond Bowser 39 with both men seeking Mrs McCulleys favor.
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Springfield
Ill
Virgil Ball
Fulton County
Arthur McCulley
Ball
McCulley
Joliet Penitentiary
Edgar L
Mickey) Sugdan
Lewistown
Suydan
Raymond Bowser
Canton
Bowser
Extra Cotton Import Quota Sought By NC Delegation
North Carolina senators and a representative urged an immediate supplemental import quota for long staple cotton. They met with the Tariff Commission, which had set a 45,600,000 pound quota but noted 24,800,000 pounds imported from Mexico had exhausted it.
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Washington
North Carolina
Sens
Scott
Ervin
Rep
Whitener
Tariff Commission
Mexico
Negroes Seek More Rapid Integration
A Hartford County Maryland case before the U.S. Fourth Circuit aims to hasten school integration by grades. Parents of 11 Negro children contest a Baltimore judge’s approval of the stair step plan while a separate appeal involves a damage suit over seven Nationalist China tied Liberty ships.
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Charlotte
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Hartford County
Baltimore
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
China
Federal Dist
Rozel C. ‘Thomson
National Union Fire Insurance Co
Pittsburgh
Thomsen
House panel weighs ARPA authorization amid defense planning
Lawmakers questioned whether approving a single Advance Research Projects Agency authorization would broaden or limit Defense Department plans to create ARPA. The amendment, part of a $549.67 million emergency Air Force bill, would allow the department to contract for basic research but not production. Lawmakers cautioned about potential scope expansion while insisting the change remains narrowly focused on ARPA duties.
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Washington
House
Defense Department
Tehenevee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Rep. Kilday
Armed Services Committee
Department
Kilday
Defense
McElroy
ARPA
Armed Services
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
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