Supreme Court upholds Elks race discrimination ruling
The Supreme Court in a 6 to 3 decision lets stand a state court ruling revoking liquor licenses of 15 Maine Elks lodges for racial discrimination. Licenses had been restored by Maine’s Supreme Judicial Court in 1969, but the high court had earlier ruled the U.S. Constitution did not require nondiscrimination by licensees.
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FBI Ordered to Produce Records in Source-Protection Case
FBI agents must appear in federal court to disclose long distance toll records of columnist Jack Anderson and associate Les Whitten. Judge Sirica also requires production of call records and prohibits further FBI use. the suit argues the records harass sources and crimp investigative reporting.
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Joy rider held in RR fatality in Kansas City
Police detained a young Gansient after a reported joy ride on a rain engine led to a Santa Fe Railroad fatality and about .10: 400 in damage. Gary Turse, 2, allegedly jumped aboard an engine in a rail yard and caused a crash, with a switchman killed and the victim identified as Pamb Basham. The incident occurred early Sunday in Kansas City Kansas.
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