Court of Appeals upholds Arkansas integration ruling
The U S Court of Appeals sustains a district court injunction preventing interference with school integration at Hoxie. It notes the intimidation and threats that plagued the previous actions, where about 25 Negro students joined roughly 1,000 white classmates, and emphasizes the obligation to uphold the Constitution amidst attempts to obstruct desegregation.
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Galimore Named State's Best Back For Backfield
A two day trial ended with suspects sentenced to sixty days in jail but placed on one year probation. A protest leader called the ruling legal sabotage of a movement for democracy. Reporter Bob Delaney described Rodriguez as legally skilled, noting intensified racial feelings during the proceedings.
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St. Petersburg Times
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NAACP Delegates To Map Crucial 56 Program Tampa
Tampa citizens rally for Florida NAACP 17th Annual Session at Paul A M E Church with Roy Wilkins among speakers. Three day program aims to raise the profile of the organization and highlight civil rights progress while noting related events at local venues. Washington reports Juscice Dept plans aggressive probes into disfranchisement of Black voters in southern states outlining potential prosecutions under civil rights laws.
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Hortense Love Recital Set at Dade County Auditorium
Internationally famous soprano Hortense Love and her troupe the Ambassadors will perform at Dade County Auditorium on Thursday evening November 1 at 8 o'clock. Sponsored by Mt Zion Baptist Church to celebrate the church’s 60th anniversary, admission is 1.00 general or 1.50 reserved plus tax. Tickets available at Union Baptist Church office, North's Travel Bureau, Sir John Hotel, and Community Drug.
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Council to Appeal Bus Boycott $11,000 Fines
Francisco Rodriguez, attorney for the Inter-Civic Council, says the ICC will appeal the heavy fines after City Judge John Rudd found twenty one people and the ICC guilty of operating an illegal transportation system. A new trial plea will be sought following the $500 per person and group fines.
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