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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1972

Page

2

Court refuses hearing on integrated skating rink case

Washington Wie Lester Seaman, owner of a Jackson Mississippi roller skating rink, was ordered to admit black patrons. The Supreme Court refused a hearing on the case Monday, leaving the ruling in place.

Washington Wie Lester Seaman Jackson, Miss Supreme Court

Beatings Told At Hearing Alleged by Blacks on Police Brutality

A congressional hearing opened with Black residents accusing Chicago police of brutality, beatings, robberies, and intimidation over the past year. Witnesses include Dr. Herbert Odom and Leftridge, who describe handcuffing, beatings, a missing wallet, and a black jack injury to an eye.

Congressional Chicago Chicagom Ralph Metcalfe Ill Investi Herbert TD. Odom Odom Richard Lettridge Testi Lettridge Luther Hughes International Hughes South Side

Psoriasis Patient Reports Rapid Improvement With Oxipor Treatment

A patient with 35 years of psoriasis reports rapid skin clearing after two weeks on Oxipor WHO therapy. The treatment is described as reducing redness and itching, fading eruptions, and preventing new scales with regular use of Oxipor VAC Lotion.

Oxipor

Racial bias charged in capital punishment in US

A Northeastern University study led by Dr. William J. Bowers argues racial discrimination exists in the use of the death penalty. The report released Monday states more blacks than whites receive capital punishment for similar crimes, noting younger ages for executed blacks and fewer appeals before sentencing.

Boston Northeastern University William J. Bowers Center For Applied Social Research

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