Dilemma on State or Nation Overshadows Ole Miss Entry
Jackson Mississippi. Gov. Ross Barnett presses to resist federal desegregation while urging the state college board to back his challenge to civil rights orders. The board meets amid tense atmosphere as James Meredith prepares to enter the all white University of Mississippi at Oxford. Meredith, an Air Force veteran, expects no spectacular protest but seeks to join Ole Miss next week despite threats of expulsion for demonstrators.
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Arson Suspects Target Two Georgia Churches
In Valdosta Georgia two Molotov bottles were found at the Regro Church and a Negro Church of Christ near Clyattville. Sheriff Jewell Futch said the chemical bottles with wicks appeared to be an arson attempt connected to earlier church burnings in the area. Both fires burned out without major damage.
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ACLU Challenges Internal Security Act Registration Rules
The ACLU says requiring Communist front groups to register under the act infringes the First Amendment. It plans to file a brief with the US Court of Appeals in Washington arguing the statute is unconstitutional and its sections on Communist front organizations are vague and violate due process.
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Pensioners Bulletin promotes free cordless hearing aids program
A new state law funds cordless hearing aids at no cost to pensioners. The Associated Hessing Center at 622 Pine Ave, Toog Beach invites inquiries and applications with a write to date.
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Driverless Car Leaves Garage Catches Fire
Westport report says a driverless car backed itself out of a garage and burned on Sunday. Owner Charles Hewes and firefighters offered a probable cause of a short circuit in the standard shift car left in reverse, triggering the ignition and movement.
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Thousands Protest Tax Move on Pension Plans
Washington reports a nationwide protest against a Senate move to tax lump sum pension and profit sharing gains. Telegrams letters and calls from corporate presidents and employees flood lawmakers as conference action aims to bury the disputed legislation next week. The measure would force a choice between tax rates, with high incomes facing up to 91 percent in the top bracket and capital gains rates offering an edge.
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