High Court Bolsters Negro Voting Rights
The Supreme Court ruled federal courts may halt state prosecutions when government charges aim to intimidate prospective Black voters. The decision followed Justice Byron R. White's swearing in and involved Mississippi and a 5th Circuit appeal. The ruling also touched on Hale Act applications and airport liability for nearby property damages.
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Missing Jersey girl found at Maryland hospital
A 21 year old from Springfield New Jersey and her male companion were located at a Maryland state hospital after being reported missing since early Sunday. Authorities say the man was discharged from the hospital as a mental patient in October 1960 and the pair had been sought nationwide since they vanished from Maplewood New Jersey. An FBI agent questioned the man in Philadelphia as investigators traced their trail back to New Jersey.
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Youth Slain 3 Shot in Artesia Gang War
In Artesia a gang confrontation left one youth dead and three others wounded. Chapa opened fire, wounding Rodriguez Sanchez and Rivera, with Rivera dying at Francer Community Hospital. Chapa was later shot in the hip and detained as deputies questioned suspects linked to Demanias and another gang.
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Shah Praises Earn Troop Day Off in Iran Visit
More than 2000 US Army Strike Command troops at Bragg staged a two hour drill of speed, maneuverability, and striking power for the Shah of Iran. The Shah was impressed and asked officers to excuse the men from duty for the day, a request granted.
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U S Moves Up Date for Bomb Tests
UPI reports the United States plans to launch the first in a new series of atmospheric nuclear tests around April 25, moving up from a May 1 target as readiness is complete. Officials cited Russia’s stance on a test ban and inspections as reasons to proceed.
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Youth Congress Opens in Kremlin Palace of Congresses
The 14th Komsomol congress opened in the Kremlin Palace of Congresses with youth delegates from across the Soviet Union assembling to chart the path for youth policy and party goals.
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