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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1966

Page

4

Foul Play Ruled Out In Death At Stearns County Jail

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension released a 36 page report finding no foul play directly tied to the June 26 death of Oscar Lee Mosby in Stearns County jail St Cloud. It notes a prior beating by fellow inmates and a blanket party but cites no conclusive cause from a blow. Mosby 37 of Minneapolis had been jailed on indecent assault charges against a 75 year old woman.

ST. Paul Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Oscar Lee Mosby Stearns County St. Cloud Minneapolis Mosby Crime Bureau

Negro Woman Is Appointed Federal Judge

The Senate confirmed President Johnson's nomination of Con stance Baker Motley as a U.S. district court judge for New York City. The 44 year old Democrat becomes the first Negro woman to hold a federal judgeship, with unanimous Senate action to notify the President. Motley, a New Haven native, is married with a son and formerly an New York state senator known for civil rights work.

Washington Senate Johnson Constance Baker Motley

Desegregation Push Reaches Plaquemines Parish Schools

In Plaquemines Parish Louisiana the slow desegregation push moves forward as federal courts order opening grades to Negro students. Leander Perez warns of catastrophe while the church had excommunicated him for opposing integration. The plan targets four grades with more to follow, amid years of segregation enforcement and legal battles.

New Orleans Plaquemines Leander Perez Perez Christenberry Our Lady of Good Harbor Catholic Burns St. Bernard Parish St. Bernard Justice Department

Paid Ad for Senator Carl Thompson Co-chair Madison

Authorized and paid for by Citizens' for Lacey Committee promotes Senator Carl Thompson as co chair in Madison Wisconsin.

Citizens’ For Lacey Committee Carl Thompson Madison Wisconsin

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