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Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1956

Page

3

Alabama Muzzle Alleged in NAACP Protest Ban

New York reports an Alabama injunction against the NAACP described as a menace to freedom of protest and assembly by Roy Wilkins. Circuit Judge Walter B. Jones issued the order June 1 without prior notice, targeting the civil rights group as it seeks to operate within constitutional rights. The NAACP notes ongoing denial of rights for Negro citizens in Alabama and plans a response by June 30.

New York National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Alabama Roy Wilkins Association NAACP Walter B. Jones Montgomery Louisiana America Mr. Wilkins United States Wilkins

Boxing changes as Ray Robinson faces new challengers

In a crowded ring scene veteran welterweight Ray Robinson, now 35, sees challengers surge after his title. Bobby Boyd, bold and eager, offers a $100,000 guarantee for a September defense, insisting he can beat Robinson.

Ray Robinson Robinson Ray Bobo Olson Boyd Milo Savage Bobby Savage Glickman Fullmer Marty Servo

Hamilton Retires From Show Business To Paint

Roy Hamilton, 26, once a boxing hopeful turned singing sensation, has quit show business to pursue painting after a bout of pneumonia and exhaustion. Doctors advise a long rest and treat him for early tuberculosis, ending his brief return to the stage he left after hitting it big with You'll Never Walk Alone.

NEW York ANP Roy Hamilton Hamilton

Final Court Ruling on Montgomery Bus Segregation

New York NAACP lawyers prepare to recommend that racial segregation on Montgomery city buses is unconstitutional after a June 5 two to one federal court ruling. The suit followed the Montgomery bus protests, with witnesses testifying to humiliation and inconvenience. Roy Wilkins welcomed the decision as a step toward ending segregation in public transportation.

New York Montgomery Alabama NAACP Roy Wilkins

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