NAACP wins injunction delaying collection of judgment
In Oxford, Mississippi, U.S. District Judge Ormia Smith blocked Port Gibson merchants from collecting 1.2 million dollars and reduced the appeal bond to 100 thousand. The injunction during the appeal shields the NAACP from immediate harm and allows a prolonged fight through state and possibly federal courts.
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Mississippi Supreme Court
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Near collision at Washington National as control mix-up occurred
An Eastern Airlines flight carrying 62 passengers narrowly passed an Air Force C 130 above 4000 feet over Washington National due to a coordination gap between tower and approach controllers. The C 130 had just left Andrews AFB en route to Rochester. no injuries reported.
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Saul Bellow Favored for 1976 Nobel Prize in Literature
American novelist Saul Bellow is reportedly favored to win the 1976 Nobel Prize in Literature in Stockholm. If named Thursday, it would give Americans an unprecedented sweep of all five Nobel prizes that year.
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