Indiana Supreme Court upholds Sunday car sales ban
The Indiana Supreme Court in a 4-1 decision upheld a 1957 law banning Sunday automobile sales. Chief opinion cited religious rest norms, while Justice Arch Bobbitt dissented, warning that enforcing religion in law breaches church state separation. The case grew from Clarke Auto Co. v enforcement officials over penalties for Sunday sales.
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Ship Appeal Denied by D C Court of Appeals
The Washington D C Court of Appeals denied Pacific Far East Line Inc motion appealing a Federal Maritime Board order that refused the line permission to operate unsubsidized cargo ships between the West Coast and Hawaii.
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Weinberger opens campaign residence in Long Beach area
Caspar W. Weinberger, 40, San Francisco assemblyman and Republican candidate for attorney general, launched a Southern California campaign residence with a breakfast talk to the Long Beach-Lakewood Republican Men's Club at the Lafayette Hotel. He dismissed polls showing him behind and urged action in Congress on narcotics aid and a fair North-South water rights solution, citing Long Beach subsidence legislation as influential in Washington. He stressed a focus on active legal practice and familiarity with state issues from his six years in the Assembly.
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Three Killed in Headon Auto Crash Near Los Angeles
A head on collision on the San Bernardino freeway Wednesday night killed three people: Lee Wilhite, 55, of Arcadia, Ruth Myers of Los Angeles, and Hannah Kern of Alhambra. Police said Harry E. Griffiths, 61, of Alhambra, drove into the dividing strip. Wilhite’s wife Madeline was injured.
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No. 1 Bricklayer Apprentice Crowned in Cincinnati
Gerald Jenniges of St. Paul Minnesota won the No. 1 bricklayer apprentice title at the 20th AFL CIO Union Industries Show in Cincinnati. He topped 40 entrants scoring 90.66 points, winning a $500 prize, a Gold Plaque, and the Structural Clay Products Institute trophy. Runner up Larry Curran of Cleveland was two points behind while Kerry Green of Houston and Mike Bristich Jr. of Chicago followed, collecting prizes from $300 to $100.
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Rise in Federal Employees Reported for March
Senator Byrd notes the March federal payroll rose by 2,174 to 2,923,947 total workers. Civilian agencies employed 1,239,398 while the Defense Department counted 1,084,549. Navy and Air Force changes are listed with department increases across Commerce, Treasury, Interior and Agriculture.
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First Traffic Death in Monterey Tennessee Town
Monterey Tennessee recorded its first traffic fatality when 53 year old Mrs Willie Thomason was struck by a truck while crossing US Route 70 North Wednesday night in the town of about 2,043 residents.
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