Magistrate Court Hears Diverse Local Cases Tonight
In Frederick, Maryland, Magistrate Exlhyard J. Smith heard non support and destruction of property matters. Roger Valentine Valentine was ordered to resume child support once employed, while 17 year old James Monroe Bowers faced a $30 fine and 20 days in jail for destroying property. Noble Stail and James Carroll Thomas faced traffic and intoxication charges with varying fines. A Crime Prevention Week proclamation was signed by Mayor Derr.
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Bipartisan Civil Rights Bill Introduced in Senate
A group of 16 senators introduced a new civil rights bill in the Senate aimed at school integration and federal enforcement. Backed by 10 Northern Democrats and 6 Northern Republicans it would authorize federal court injunctions to protect civil rights and provide 12 million dollars over five years for state and local aid. Southern senators offered no immediate comment.
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Public School Integration Plans and Federal Aid Debate
Public warnings and federal aid proposals shape school integration efforts amid court decisions. The 1957 civil rights act and HEW plans could fund new buildings and costs for voluntary compliance, with federal court orders to enforce if states ignore. Frederick City Police issue a trash disposal warning, citing Ordinance G-52 and fines, after multiple violations at the Highland Street dump behind the fairgrounds.
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Ishal
Mace Replica Shown From Capitol’s Lost Original
A reproduction of the historic U S House mace, burned in the Capitol in 1813, is displayed as a relic to illustrate the loss and continuity of the House of Representatives.
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