Supreme Court orders Mississippi desegregation immediate
The court ruled to end the 15 year old all deliberate speed doctrine and require Mississippi school districts to operate unitary systems. The NAACP Legal Defense Fund will review about 200 desegregation cases across the South and press for relief during litigation. Justice Department awaits 5th Circuit action while Mississippi officials declined comment.
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White House
John Bell Williams
Seized film returned after judge rules warrant illegal
Maricopa County Sheriff John Mummert must return a seized print of the Swedish film I Am Curious Yellow after Superior Court Judge Paul LaPrade rules the search warrant was illegal and that the film’s constitutional rights were violated by a missing pre seizure hearing. A hearing on the motion to prevent future seizures is set for next Tuesday.
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Sheriff's Office
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Bands March in Northern Arizona University Band Day
The Saguaro and Scottsdale marching bands joined ten high school bands for Band Day at Flagstaff morning judging and constructive criticism. They then joined four other bands for a pre game show at the Lumberjack Whitworth football game. Directors are J Durward Marsch for Saguaro and Norman Stanley for Scottsdale.
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J. Durward Marsch
Norman Stanley
Phoenix Mayor Candidate Name On Ballot Dispute
Phoenix city order to show cause over placing independent Clarence Shumway on the November 11 mayoral ballot. City clerk said nominating petitions lacked enough valid signatures by the deadline, prompting the court action.
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UPI
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Astrological Forecast for Friday October 31 1969
Aries warned to work on own affairs and avoid borrowing or leading, with afternoon trend. Taurus should schedule wisely for easier time and better results by afternoon. Gemini urged to focus on practicality and seek advice from higher ups to boost savings. Moon Children should finish routine tasks and dress well while staying charming. Leo advised to extract information from big wigs and make social contacts. Virgo to boost friends and gather quietly useful information. Libra to converse with a bigwig to advance civic work and resist being influenced. Scorpio should implement ideas with courage and widen horizons. Sagittarius to account for operations, boost morale and show delight in partner. Capricorn on policy matters within associations and impress loved one. Aquarius to handle duties, be friendly with co workers and get going. Pisces urged to accept invitations and be encouraging with a close tie for good response.
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Scorpio
Sagittarius
Rose Appointed Director of Young Lawyers Section
C Kimball Rose of 6419 E Windsor has been named director of the Young Lawyers Section of the American Bar Association. He is a partner in the law firm of Goodson Sega Rose and Wolfram, a graduate of Arizona State University and the University of Arizona College of Law, and a former president of the Arizona State University Alumni Association. He has led the Young Lawyers of Arizona and chaired the State Bar convention.
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State Bar
Phoenix voters urged to cast absentee ballots early
Voters out of town for the November 11 municipal primary may vote in a lobby booth at the Phoenix Municipal Building 251 W. Washington. The booth runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Monday through Friday until the absentee deadline at 5 p.m. November 7. The registrar notes November 4 is the last day to register for a possible December general election.
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Phoenix
Washington
Donna Culbertson
International Day events announced by parks and recreation
The parks department announced three major events for the year including International Day at Eldorado Park on Sunday Nov 23 with movies food songs from diverse cultures and a sunset fireworks finale. Other events include Las Posadas on Sunday Dec 21 and an all Indian days pow wow Apr 17-19 at Civic Center and ball park.
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