Queens of the Od South series kickoff by Kane
The American Weekly previews King Cotton era romance in a new serial titled Queens of the Od South by bestselling author Harnell T. Kane. The feature appears in the Sunday magazine alongside distributed light content.
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CAA Bans Airline Firm Strato Freight Inc
The CAA suspended Strato Freight Inc operating rights over faulty equipment after the Plane carrying 53 people in Puerto Rico last month. CAA Administrator Rentzel urged permanent revocation of the firm’s license.
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Mexico seeks court papers for Savage perjury case
Mexican consular officials seek a federal district court document to aid the prosecution of James A. Savage who is held in Monterrey on perjury charges. Judge Ben H. Rica Jr opened the hearing but postponed it at the defense attorney's request to allow contact with Savage. The document relates to a federal civil suit involving Savage and was expected to be used in Mexico.
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U S Charged In Discrimination Address At NAACP Talk
Los Angeles July 14 William Hastie governor of the Virgin Islands declares the federal government cannot escape responsibility for racial discrimination. Hastie, a 44 year old African American lawyer, delivered the principal address at the opening session of the fortieth annual NAACP convention.
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