Kasper Loses Appeal In Clinton School Case Heading To Supreme Court
John Kasper lost his appeal from a contempt conviction tied to Clinton Tennessee school integration orders. The 6th Circuit affirmed a one year jail term for violating a restraining order aimed at preventing interference with the integration of 12 Negro pupils. His lawyer said the fight would go to the U S Supreme Court.
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Clinton
Cincinnati
John Kasper
Clinton, Tenn
J. Benjamin Simmons
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Seaboard
White Bete Yevil
U.S. Dist
Knoxville
Tenn
Clinton High School
U.S. Court of Appeals
6Th Circuit
Simons
Thomas McAllister
Shackelford Miller
Appeals Court
D.J. Brittain
Smathers Links Trade Policies to Domestic Economic Strain
U S Senator George Smathers told the South Carolina Textile Manufacturers Assn that foreign relations policies sacrifice American industries and jobs to please other nations. He cited Japanese textile imports and argued the South faces political changes while Civil Rights issues hinder Southern leaders from national office. He said prejudice remains in some areas despite progress.
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Smathers
South Carolina
Florida
South
Oranges Bring Higher Spot Prices Says Citrus Mutual
Florida Citrus Mutual reported stronger spot market averages for oranges with prices above 22 to 23 cents per pound on weekly Florida grower reports. Members were advised concentrates should average 29 cents per pound of solids for the remaining session. The group noted easing inventory pressure with concentrate stock about one million gallons above last year, versus eight million more on March M.
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Lakeland
Florida Citrus Mutual
Florida Gamers Assa
Mutual
Couple Makes Bond After Arrest In City Police Case
J. B. Chasteen aged 41 of 1737 Kilma Drive and Ruby M. Chasteen aged 35 were released on bond after arrest by city police. Chasteen faced charges of reckless driving while his wife was charged with public intoxication.
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J. B. Chasteen
Kilma Dr
Ruby M. Chasteen
Chasteen
Mrs Schweitzer Dies In Zurich
Mrs. Schweitzer has died in Zurich, Switzerland, shortly after leaving her husband’s clinic in French Equatoria.
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Schweitzer
Zurich
Switzerland
French Equatoria
Mountain clash signals crackdown in Cuban revolt
Cuban Army says operations against Fidel Castro rebels near Pico Turquino are near end. Nine rebels killed four wounded as evacuees reach Santiago de Cuba for care. Havana police seize Molotov factory and a Bejucal freight train derails after bombings. Interior minister accuses Santiago residents of aiding rebels and remaining silent.
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Francisco Tavernilla
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Oriente
Santiago de Cuba
Army Command
Red Cross
Bejucal
Pinar del Rio
Santiago C. Rey Pernas
Johnson predicts defeat of Eisenhower loan rate plan
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson says Congress will reject Eisenhower’s proposal to raise interest rates on farm and housing loans. He notes a 54 to 16 Senate vote against raising college housing loan rates signals broad GOP and Senate opposition to the president’s tight money push.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Senate
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R-Conn
Sen. Bridges
GOP
White House
Treasury
Subside Threat to Long Beach Navy Base Prompts Inquiry
Congressmen told in Long Beach that oil, gas and water withdrawal have caused ground subsidence risking the Navy base. Federal, state and private entities have funded projects to prevent flooding as oil firms profit from under the area. Clyde Doyle led the inquiry criticizing private oil companies for withholding data on the sinking land.
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Long Beach
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INS
Long Beach Harbor
Long Beach Naval Base
Minor crashes investigated by city police
City police investigated two minor accidents yesterday with no arrests or injuries. At 11 a.m. a collision at First Street and Fruitville Road involved J. C. Pepe of Longboat Key and Arthur W. Sinclair of Lido Beach, with $150 damage to each car. At 4:50 p.m. a second crash at First Street and Orange Avenue involved Olga A. Murphy of Orange Ave. and John W. Brooks of Goolo Road, totaling $100 in damage.
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J. C. Pepe
Longboat Key
Arthur W. Sinclair
Lido Beach
First Street
Fruitville Road
Olga A. Murphy
Orange Ave
John W. Brooks
Goolo Road
Orange Avenue
Retired inspector Ira Hill dies in Englewood
Ira Lane Hill Tl Ged a retired automotive inspector died at his Englewood home. He moved from Detroit in 1962. Survivors include wife Marjorie McClellan and son Robert. a stepson Charles Stone. sisters Cora Haire and others. Funeral at Teale Brothers chapel Tuesday at 1 pm with Sarasota Masonic Lodge rites. Burial at Sarasota Memorial Park. Masons meet at Masonic Temple prior to services.
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Ira Lane Hill
Detroit
Mich
Eithel Mill
Forrest Hill
Southville Township
Charles Btone
Royal Osk
Cora Haire
New
Marjorie McCrellan
Garasola
Betty Trongo
Robert McClellan
Teale Brothers
Orange Ave
Sarasota
Grant McClellan Dies Veteran of World War I
Grant McClellan of 1183 Patterson Drive died yesterday after residing in Sarasota for a year. He previously lived in Detroit, Michigan, where he served for many years in the Grey Pastment before retiring as a captain. He was a World War I veteran and a member of Fine Latter.
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Grant McClellan
Patterson Dr
Sarasota
Detevit
Mich
Fine
Roger Fackler 69 dies after years in Pine Shores
Roger Fackler 69 of Pine Shores Trailer Park died yesterday after four years in Sarsota from Dayton Ohio where he retired as a merchandiser for the Rike Rumier Co He was peat master and life member of the Dayton Masonic Lodge Survived by wife Irene daughter Al Huttman of Trenton N J two sons Donald W of Dayton and Robert F Wackler Lt Col in Colorado
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Roger F. Fackler
Pine Shores
Sarasota
Dayton
Ohio
Rike- Rumier Co
Gallery Offers First Preview Showing Tonight
A preview of the Community Gallery's first exhibition will be presented to invited guests tonight. Ten Sarasota artists will display works from 7 to 9 p.m. at the gallery in the Sara sota Federal Savings and Loan Agm building on Main Street. The exhibit opens to the public from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. tomorrow and continues during association business hours thereafter.
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Sarasota
Sarasota Federal Savings & Loan Agm
Main Street
Forgery Investigation Yields Two Arrests
Two men, Billie G. Kennedy, 22, of 1903 27th Street, and Freddie L. Vasque, 23, of 1263 Std &, were arrested by Jordan and Camachen with Champel forgery. Both are in the city jail.
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Jordian & Camachen Wi Champel
Billie G. Kennedy
H St
Freddie L. Vasque
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