Court Decision Opens Door For Negroes In Construction Projects
In Columbus the NAACP says a court ruling and an OSU contract open construction jobs to Negro workers despite unions. The May 17 ruling in Ethridge v Rhodes led OSU to hire 140 Negroes for campus projects, with 104 craftsmen and 36 apprentices. The agreement ends union-only hiring on these projects and could influence further negotiations and actions.
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Ohio State University
US District Court
Ethridge
Rhodes
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Niow
OSU
NAACP
William Ethridge
Beer
Afl-Cio
Uni
Bridge
Muriel Siebert Approved as NYSE's First Female Member
Muriel F. Siebert wins NYSE membership becoming the first woman in the 175 year history of the exchange to join. She is a securities analyst specializing in institutional business.
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Muriel F. Siebert
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Psychologist Links Riots to Poverty, Urges Massive Funding
Dr. T M Tomlinson says riots by Negroes in northern cities will persist unless $20 to $25 billion is spent to fight poverty and living conditions. He notes white society clings to equality faith while many Negroes doubt whites will share power and cites Watts and Detroit as examples of riots as a broader movement.
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New York
Los Angeles
Watts
Tomlinson
Detroit
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
University of California At
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Man Sentenced in Middletown for Larceny and Obstructing an Officer
A 24 year old Cincinnati man Alphonso Bigsby awaiting hearing in Middletown Municipal Court was sentenced to two indeterminate terms in the Ohio State Reformatory on breaking and entering and larceny. John Tucker and Sterling Jackson received five year probation and restitution.
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Cincinnati
Middletown
Ohio State Reformatory
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred. B. Cramer
Alphonso Bigsby
Chalfonte Place
John Tucker
18Th Ave
Sentencing Today For 7 In Deaths Of Rights Workers
In Jackson Mississippi a U S district judge will sentence seven white men convicted in Meridian for conspiracy to violate the civil rights of three workers James Chaney Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman The defendants include Ku Klux Klan leaders a deputy sheriff and former local businessmen Sentencing awaits presentence reports and appeals motions and there were prior mistrials in the caseூக
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Jackson, Miss
U.S
Neshoba
Meridian
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
New York
James Chaney
Sam Holloway Bowers Jr
Imperial Wizard of the White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Neshoba County
Cecil Price
Alton Wayne Roberts
Horace Doyle Barnette
Billy Wayne Posey
Jimmy Arledge
Jimmy Snowden
Ethel Glen “Hop’’ Barnett
Edgar Ray Killen
Jerry McGrew Sharp
Philadelphia
Miss
James E. Jordan
Dress selections and accessories sale catalog entry
A fragmented sale notice lists junior dresses in a large assortment with fabrics and price range from 18 to 36 dollars. It also mentions silk square scarves and foldable slippers in multiple sizes and references various brands and locations in a garbled line of text.
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