Segregation Made Target Of Campaign
ATLANTA June 27 AP Militant Negroes plan broad legal attacks to outlaw segregation in education transportation housing and public facilities The NAACP will lead suits under the 14th Amendment or Equal Rights Amendment focused on admittance of Negroes to white schools and equal access to hotels theaters and restaurants Thurgood Marshall said suits would seek to overturn segregation practices nationwide and appeal South Carolina school ruling to the Supreme Court with actions in other states
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Atlanta
United States
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Thurgood Marshall
NAACP
Marshall
South Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Jailed Roofer Faces Court
A 26 year old roofer from 1830 W Camelback was jailed after allegedly slugging his 73 year old grandmother and faced arraignment on a resisting arrest charge. Deputy County Attorney Harry Stewart said the grandmother refused to sign a complaint, avoiding aggravated assault. Sheriff deputy Frank Mitchell said Cowan kicked and fought officers, requiring force to handcuff him. He was to appear before Justice of the Peace Al J Flood in West Phoenix Precinct Court.
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Harry Stewart
Boyd C. Cowan
W. Camelback
C. C. Miller
Frank Mitchell
Cowan
Justice of the Peace
al J. Flood
West Phoenix
Germans Ban Youth Group Described as Free German Youth
West Germany banned the Communist youth group calling itself the Free German Youth. Interior ministry ordered action with 11 state governments to halt all FDJ activities after the group attacked constitutional order, with prior bans in North Rhine Westphalia and involvement in disruptions at Petersberg near the Allied High Commission.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Free German Youth
Federal Republic
Interior Ministry
FDJ
North-Rhine Westphalia
Ruhr
Allied High Commission
Petersberg
Carlton To Face Theft Charge Here
City Detective Fred Nichols prepared to escort Remmel Cecil Carlton for extradition to Phoenix to face a grand theft charge. Carlton, 29, a former Phoenix resident, allegedly used two stolen gasoline credit cards for a cross country spree totaling over $1,000 in petroleum products. The theft charge stems from a $76 cash box theft at Leister's Service Station on Van Buren Street. illegal card use charges could not be filed locally as no purchases occurred in Maricopa County.
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Fred Nichols
Raymore
Remmel Cecil Carlton
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Diamond's Lingerie Street Floor Ad sale items
An advertisement lists discounted underthings and robes including all nylon crepe with nylon lace trim 4.95, washable rayon house coats 4.95, Munsingwear nylon rayon panties 0.99, lace trim lounging jacket rayon 5.00, with regular prices shown and located on the Street Floor of Diamond's Lingerie.
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S-M-L
Reg 2.25 Elmo Skin Freshener Sale Item
Reg 2.25 Elmo skin freshener 12 oz and Houbigant floral colognes priced to clear. Also 2 for 1 deals with Reg 2.75 Richard Hudnut home permanent at 1.89. Limited stock and quantities vary by store location.
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Richard Hudnut
Hosiery and sundry sale items in street floor display
Reg 1.50 to 1.65 nylon hose and seamless nylons on sale. Treadwell clock back designs and irregulars. Women and misses cotton anklets irregulars. Hosiery and assorted gift items priced from 19 to 69e. Also 12 piece Classique crystal salad sets, assorted pens and pencils, brass framed mini pictures, and bridge or canasta double deck cards.
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Treadwell
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Roofer
Carlton
Cooley's
Serry
North First Ave
Diamond
Washington
Second Street
Florsheims
Oxfords
Terry
Children’s Shops
E.bs
Freeman Shoes
Rayon Shantung
Shantung
Thor Gladiron
Hoffman TV
REDD
Hopalong Cassidy
Wrisley
Houbigant Floral Colognes
Naylon
King's Men
Spegm-t
Ciro
Lanista
Yardley English
Stationery & Nations
Tures
Lastex
Levi Strauss
Piamond
Ese
Bemberg
Dellar
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