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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1956

Page

5

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Pledge To Court Recovers 8 Tots For Utah Mother

In St George Utah a mother Vera Johnson Black promised to teach her children polygamy is illegal but defended plural marriage as a religious principle. Juvenile Court Judge Durham Morris ordered eight children aged 4 to 20 returned from foster care to Mrs Black who lives near Short Creek on the Utah Arizona border. The Blacks affiliated with a Fundamentalist group tied to early Mormon doctrine. Both testified they had not lived together since July 26 1953.

ST George Utah Durham Morris Vera Johnson Black Black Short Creek Utah-Arizona Leonard Black Arizona Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Mormon

Mrs Black Affirms Belief While Agreeing to State Laws

Mrs Black states she still believes in polygamy but will teach her children to obey state laws. Black agrees to support the family and to observe the law, and the parties indicate they will live apart while remaining married.

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Doom Of AFL-CIO In South Seen By Senator Rainach

Sen. William L. Rainach said labor unions in the South would leave national unions if the AFL CIO does not soften its segregation stance. Speaking at a Senate committee on a right to work bill, he argued the national movement supports integration while local workers favor segregation, noting the issue strains unions and the Democratic Party.

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