Public Places Equal Rights Bill Defeated
The Maryland Senate defeated bills to guarantee equal rights in public places and to ban the union shop, leaving civil rights and right to work measures to House action. Desegregation efforts led by Sen. Cole faced recommitment amid debate. the House also passed a roads study bill and toyed with motor vehicle fee changes pending later action.
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Senate
Maryland
House of Delegates
House
Jagort
Leavin
State Roads Commission
Fiscal Research Bureau
Cole ‘R-Balto
Judicial Proceedings Committee
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D-Labbot
Cole
Baltimore
Della
Labor Committee
Jeet Eee Ee Eran Mala Lede Dadesessor
Smnila
Weinroth
Finance Committee
James
Baltimore City
Supreme Court
Legislature Overstepped Endowment Control, Court Rules
The Court of Appeals declared a 1952 act arbitrary and unreasonable for giving University of Maryland endowment funds to the board of regents, upheld a Baltimore county court ruling, and noted the act exceeded constitutional limits while trustees refused to surrender funds and records after the 1952 action following an override of Governor McKeldin's veto.
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Biwi Shebeh
High Court
General Assembly
McKeldin
Japan Wants Okinawa Returned By Uncle Sam
Prime Minister Hatoyama told the Diet he favors negotiations with the United States for the early return of Okinawa, with possible talks extending to the Bonin Islands. He stressed Japan’s basic policy of friendship with the United States would not change while seeking normal relations with Russia.
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Soligh Pvan
Fnte
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Britain
France
Canada
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General Assembly
U.N. General Assembly
Ann
New York
Security Council
Wast
Japan
Okinawa
Sam
Torkyo
Ichiro Thatovames
Diet
Far Pacific
Orient
Bonin Islands
Kurile
Hatomai
Sakhalin Islands
Hatoyama
Five Jail Fleeing Trio Sentenced in Salisbury Burglary Case
In Salisbury Maryland three of five men who fled Wicomico County Jail were sentenced to six years each for escape. Edward Scearce, 28, and Willan Enns, 19, of Salisbury and Charles Hudson, 19, of Fruitland pled guilty to escape. Scearce also got additional time for two burglaries. Enns and Hudson received three year terms for separate burglaries with concurrent sentences.
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Hursen
Judge Coleman to Retire After 27 Years on Maryland Court
J F C of Baltimore announced his retirement from the Maryland Federal Court bench effective June 1 after a 27 year tenure. The judge, noted for long service, leaves a career marked by steady rulings and local impact across Maryland and Pennsylvania connections.
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William C. Coleman
Maryland
Federal Court
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Day
Pennsylvania
Coleman
Indiana
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