Civil liberties clash over Clinton High School injunction
Dorothy Dix reports on the ACLU critique of a federal court injunction in Clinton Tennessee after the Supreme Court ended legal segregation. The piece notes arrests for alleged conspiracy to violate the injunction, debates over free speech and peaceful protest, and calls for Congress to act to enforce equal rights.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Supreme Court of the United States
Clinton
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Supreme Court
Clinton High School
Pups
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Department of Justice Saw
Dorothy DIX
Ainice
Congress
R Court
New York Herald Tribute Inc
iCivitans Vote 750 For Handicapped Scholarships
The Civitan Club of Frederick voted 750 to fund two scholarships for teachers of mentally handicapped children with 600 to stay in county. Attendance reached 93 percent and John Conover and Dusty Twigg attended from Westminster. Meeting at Francis Scott Key Hotel featured Silent prayer for Jesse C. Shaver whose death occurred this week.
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Jesse C. Shaver
Hugh Simms
Shaver
Westminster Civitans
John Conover
Dusty Twigg
Frederick
Francis Scott Pleasant Hill
Grange News Glade Valley Grange Plans April Contest
Glade Valley Grange opened with My Country Tis of Thee sung by members. Gloria Werking announced a baking and sewing contest for the April 9 meeting and explained eligible entries. Frances Crum reported a Heart Drive collection of 144.93 dollars. Youth Night was set for March 21 at Walkersville Fire Hall with youth from each grange holding offices. The Grange renewed its Red Cross Drive with Gilmore Trout as chairman. Master Edgar Van Fossen welcomed William Warren and Mrs. Warren from Lewistown Grange as guests.
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Gloria Werking
Coutest
Frances Crum
Walkersville
Red Cross
Gilmore Trout
Edgar van Fossen
William Warren
Warren
Lewistown
Signs of Spring in Town Report
Mrs Charles Cole of West Patrick Street reported a robin in her back yard on Thursday. She notes dandelions and crocuses blooming as another sign of spring. The article recalls the year 1816 as the year without a summer.
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Charles Cole
West Patrick Street
Cole
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