Desegregation row tightens in Alabama schools
Gov. Wallace maintains classroom segregation while NAACP files federal suit to reopen Birmingham schools. Troopers close Tuskegee and Mobile schools amid integration battles as Huntsville and Mobile remain flashpoints.
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Constance Baker Motley
Natiral Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Birmingham
Murphy High School
Mobile
Wallace
Tuskegee
Huntsville
Paradise Valley Students Plan Walk to Las Vegas High
Paradise Valley students marching for safety must walk to Las Vegas High School due to a 10 mile rule. A community meeting at Mrs. George W. Bernhardt’s home discussed protest plans and student registration for high school. The group held a second meeting this week following a Paradise Elementary gathering.
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Paradise Valley
Las Vegas High School
George W. Bernhardt
S. Hinson
Paradise Elementary School
Arby Alper
Paradise Valley Improvement Association
Elizabeth Taylor Name Use Seeks Court Ruling
Los Angeles Superior Court ruled last week that exploiting Elizabeth Taylor’s name for commerce is unfair trade practice in a $1 million suit she filed. Taylor seeks injunction against Hartfield Stores Inc for advertising blouses robes and other feminine garments as Liz Taylor merchandise.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Navy seeks quiet ships with new listening device
Paramus New Jersey UPI reports ACF Electronics Division develops a supersensitive listening device for the Navy to detect and reduce shipboard noise. The aim is to help submarines and surface ships run more quietly to evade detection and improve national security.
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Paramus
N.J
UPI
ACF
Navy
Cohn Faces Guilty Plea Charge in Dye Stock Case
Federal indictment accuses attorney Roy Cohn of lying to a grand jury and conspiring to shield four men in the United Dye and Chemical stock manipulation probe. Co defendants Gottesman and Morgenthau figure in a web of alleged improper influences and political tensions surrounding McCarthy era investigations.
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Morgenthau
Cohn
United Dye and Chemical Corp
New York
Joseph McCarthy
Senate
Asst. Secretary of the Treasury
Harry Dexter White
Whittaker Chambers
White
U.S
United Dye
Murray E. Gottesman
City inspectors work part time for private firm under 1963 ruling
Chief Deputy City Attorney George F. Ogilvie issued a May 3 1963 memorandum approving M and M's operation with inspectors Courtney and Webb on a part time basis. Restrictions on products aimed to avoid conflicts of interest were noted, labeling the arrangement moonlighting for city employees.
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George F. Ogilvie
City blocks M and M Wood Products lines for conflict risks
City attorney rejected most items on M and M Wood Products license request citing conflict risk as inspectors would approve their own work. Only survey stakes and decorative fence components were approved with limits on sales to homeowners and no contractor involvement. Outside employment for Hap Webb and Charlie Courtney was approved with periodic checks.
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Atttorney
Adams
Fletcher
Hap Webb
Charlie Courtney
M & M Wood Products Co
Cohn Grand Jury Case Tied to Bribery Rumors and Harassment Claims
The Wall Street Journal reports on the United Dye related case where prosecutors allege Eli Boyer and William Fugazy were pressured to testify falsely, and where Cohn faced charges of threatening witnesses and lying to the grand jury. Indictments name Garfield Pasternak Dardi Guterma and Dalitz, with bribery rumors surrounding Sen. Bender and officials.
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The
Wall Street Journal
United Due
Cohn
U. S. Atty
Robert Morgenthau
Garfield
Roen
William D. Fugazy
Fugazy
Eli Boyer
Las Vegas
Nevada
New York Stock Exchange
Gerald Walpin
Donald J. Cohn
George Bender
Ohio
United Dye
William Herlands
Morgan‘thau
Robert Morgenthau and Company
Morgenthau
High Justice Department
Washington
Grand Jury
Morris Dalitz
Europe
Dalitz
Desert Inn Group
Sunrise Hospital
Morse's 1946 VA rating and 1948 exam noted anxiety reaction
The VA granted Wallace 10 percent service connection for psycho neurosis after June 1946. Wallace was last examined in November 1948 at age 37, married with three children, working as a circuit judge, showing tension and anxiety with desk drumming and stammering. Morse urged a new examination, noting nine B29 combat missions and wartime service from 1942 to 1945 with meningitis hospitalization.
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Morse
Wallace
Army Air Corps
Japan
School chief cites governor as only source of funds
Clark County School District Superintendent Leland Newcomer states the governor is the executive head and the only possible source of additional money for schools. He notes the board faced a choice between cutting transport or education and chose the lesser evil. He mentions a governor’s office spokesman indicating Sayner still seeks a special session to appropriate 4.5 million for schools.
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Terenetys Se
Central University of Venezuela
Caracas
National Liberation
FALN
Defense
Antonio Briceno Linares
UPI Telephoto
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
House Un-American Activities Committee
Fitzwilliam
N.H
McCarthy
Dudley Bonsal
Sylvester Ryan
Bar Association of the Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Courtney
Webb
Bonanza
13Th
14Th
M& M
Ogilvie
Verlyn Fletcher
SUN
Paul Thompson
Thompson
Webb and Courtney
M&m
Virgil Dardi
Dardi
Alexander Guterma
Lili So Co
Lili St. Cyr
Hank Henry
Sparky Kaye
Danny Jacobs
Eddie
Eddie Fox
Savyara
Leland Newcomer
Clark County
Newcom
Aes
First Church OF Religious Science
Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masons
State of
DR. Barclay Johnson
Mormon Avenue
Maryland Parkway
University of Southern Nevede
Jim Nabors
Stanley Boys
LOUIS
Savara
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