Supreme Court allows barring private employee from Navy bases
The court ruled that a civilian worker for a private firm may be barred from Navy property on notice for failing to meet security requirements. Rachel M. Brawner, a 39 year old cafeteria cook, did not receive a hearing before losing badge access. She sued for badge return and back pay.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
William Brennan
Earl Warren
Hugo Black
William Douglas
Rachel M. Brawner
M & M Restaurants Inc
Naval Gum
Brawner
Navy
Springfield
Second Gambling Law Signed By DiSalle In Ohio
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle signed the second of three acts targeting organized gambling in Ohio. The measure raises penalties for off track betting and lottery ticket sales, with first offenders facing up to 500 dollars and six months' jail, and later offenders up to 1000 dollars and three years.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSelle
Ohio
State Board of Education
Indiana
Clevelander Edward Metro Gets 18 Year Federal Sentence
Edward Metro, 47, of Cleveland, was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison for the $160 holdup of Peoples Savings & Loan on the West Side on May 18. He pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Paul Jones. John Lee Davis, 43, also of Cleveland, received 25 years for stealing mail in an armed robbery at the University Center Branch Post Office on September 9.
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Cleveland (Ap
Edward Metro
Cleveland
Peoples Savings & Loan Association
West Side
U.S
Paul Jones
John Lee Davis
Jones
University Center Branch
Reds Move Toward Direct Air Service With Moscow
A Soviet Intourist delegation will arrive in the coming days to begin negotiations with the United States on direct air service between Moscow and New York. The talks aim for a reciprocal service agreement with the State Department, per Intourist vice president S. S. Nikitin.
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New York
Intourist
Moscow
S. S. Nikitin
State Department
Dutch Newsman Beaten and Released in Congo
Dutch radio correspondent Sjoerd Rodermond was freed after five days in Congolese security police custody. He said he was badly beaten during hours of interrogation and left with a split and discolored left eye. Arrested at his hotel Tuesday, he was questioned about contacts with Lumumba loyalists.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Sjoerd Rodermond
Rodermond
Patrice Lumumba
Ex Husbands Fight Depositions In Texas Court
Dist Judge Bert Trunks orders actress Hedy LaMar to report to court for a hearing on Howard Lee's bid for an injunction. Lee, recently remarried to Gene Tierney, seeks to bar depositions he calls fishing expeditions into private affairs after their uncontested divorce on April 22 1960. He says all issues were settled by the divorce. LaMarr received a fourth interest in leases and royalties and 400 a month for 125 months.
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Houston
Tex
Bert Trunks
Hedy LaMar
Howard Lee
Gene Tierney
Miss LaMarr
Lee
Cadillac Driving Pleasure Persists In Dealer Visit Push
An upbeat Cadillac pitch extols driving as a never ending pleasure and highlights economy and dependability. It urges readers to visit their Cadillac dealer soon to experience enduring value firsthand.
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Cadillac
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