Supreme Court reshapes civil rights and liberties law
James Marlow reviews how the Supreme Court acts as a de facto lawmaker, crippling or guiding federal and state power. The piece cites rulings on school segregation, Communist cases, espionage laws, FBI files, and deportation, signaling broad civil liberties impact. It notes Eisenhower appointees and possible future vacancies.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Eisenhower
Warren
Harlan
Brennan
Whittaker
California
John Doe
OSU Announces Placement Tests For Incoming Freshmen
Ohio State University will require English and mathematics placement tests for prospective freshmen. Tests run on campus from July 29 to September 7 with orientation starting September 24. Deadlines: July 15 for full admission and August 31 for late applications if testing and registration occur before orientation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Flash Flood Roars Through Cincinnati Northside Area
A flash flood followed a violent thunder squall inundating Cincinnati sections Northside and Cumminsville. Water rose to six feet in places as sewers failed. Firefighters on boats rescued residents stranded in second floor rooms. more than two inches of rain fell in two hours.
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Cincinnati
Cumminsville
Washer Dryer sales forecast rise in fall demand
New York reports analysts expect higher washer and dryer sales this fall after a rebounding order flow from distributors. Maytag predicts a sharp fall rebound as bad weather spurs buying, with firms raising prices on fall lines and new washer dryer models aimed at fiber variety problems.
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New York
Fred Maytag II
The
Maytag Co
Newton
Iowa
Assn
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
Maytag
Murder suspect held in fatal shooting in Hazard
Authorities hold Donald E Boyer of Dayton Ohio on charges for shooting Cash Eversole 55 a farmer and store operator and wounding his wife in their Hazard Kentucky home Sunday Boyer admitted the shooting Mrs Eversole is in critical condition at a Hazard hospital
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Hazard
Donald E. Boyer
Dayton
Ohio
Cash
Eversole
Boyer
Eversoles
Auto crash fatal for 90 year old resident
In Guernsey County Ohio an auto accident on a Saturday road left William S Birkhimer age 90 of near Zanesville dead on Monday. Two others were injured in the crash and local authorities investigated the incident.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Guernsey County
William S. Birkhimer
Capitol Page Boys Readies Vacation Amid Busy Washington Schedule
Washington reports indicate the Capitol Page Boys School ends for summer while Congress adjourns the vacation. Eighty boys aged 14 to 18 serve as pages for Senate House and Supreme Court with 24 in Senate, 50 in House, and four in the Court. Eighteen received diplomas. fifteen head to college, four won scholarships. Principal Henry de Keyser calls them sincere and hardworking.
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Capital
Page
Congress
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Congressional
Henry L. de Keyser
Court
de Keyser
Howard University
US Air Force Academy
Charles W. Bush
Fred Saunders
Allen W. Davis
Marshall
Ill
Valparaiso
Ind
Julien Sourwine
Cornell University
Frederick Kessler
Milwaukee
Wis
George Washington University
Damages Estimated At 11000 After Barge Collision
The U S Corps of Engineers estimates 11000 dollars in damage to Ohio River Dam 29 at Ashland Kentucky after a runaway barge struck it on June 5.
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Huntington
W. Va
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Ohio River
Ashland
Farm price picture seen lasting as semi permanent
Washington Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Ervin L. Peterson said the current farm price situation is semi permanent if not permanent. He stated farm prices run about 18 percent below the federal program goal and expect little or no improvement in the gap between farm and other prices.
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Washington
Ervin L. Peterson
Ex-Swindler Who Turned Leaf Dies in New York
Moses Turman, 60, dies at Mount Sinai after a month of illness. Once jailed for forgery in 1925 for pyramiding a $100 loan into nearly two million, he was pardoned in 1933 and rebuilt his life. He became an office equipment firm executive, later repaying most lost funds and funding philanthropy.
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New York
Moses Turman
Mount Sinai Hospital
Turman
Sing Sing
Man Gets 1-20 Years In Fatal Beating
William C. Branch 28 of Cincinnati pled guilty to manslaughter in the beating death of 77 year old Mrs. Theresa Bergman. Judge John M. Renner set a penitentary term of 1 to 20 years after Branch admitted the assault following her resistance to his advances.
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Cincinnati
William C. Branch
Criminal Court
John M. Renner
Branch
Theresa Bergman
Youthful Slayer Sent To Private Psychiatric Ward
Juvenile Court Judge Albert A Waldman sent 14 year old Bobby Zavaniak to Ingleside Hospital for constructive therapy and prolonged treatment. The boy admitted to shooting and killing his 42 year old father Joseph Zavaniak on Oct 8 at their Brecksville home after claiming the father threatened him with a knife. The hospital offered free care.
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Cleveland
Albert A. Waldman
Bobby Zavaniak
Ingleside Hospital
Bobby
Joseph
Brecksville
Waldman
Fugitive Gets Life In Murder Case In Chicago
Peter E. Kenzik 49, a fugitive from London Ohio prison farm, is sentenced to life for the murder of his second wife Clara 48. She was stabbed to death March 13 1953 in their North Side Chicago apartment. He fled the Ohio prison in 1948 and was serving a 120 year term for a knife assault on his first wife.
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Chicago
Peter E. Kenzik
London
Ohio
Clara
North Side
Court overturns California Communist leaders convictions
The Supreme Court Monday voided the murder plot charges against five California Communist party leaders and ordered new trials for nine others. The five were fully exonerated while the 14 Californians had faced five year prison terms and $10,000 fines after a 1952 trial before U.S. District Judge William C. Mathes in Los Angeles.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S
High Court
California
Monday Origin Tied to Anglo Saxon Moon Day
The term Monday comes from an old Anglo Saxon phrase for the day of the moon. This etymology links the weekday name to lunar symbolism and medieval language roots.
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