Public backs end to segregated transport in principle
A Gallup poll shows majority approve Supreme Court ruling ending segregation on trains buses and in waiting rooms while many Americans worry about the Freedom Riders approach. South opposition remains high with 1957 levels echoed in views on the Riders and methods.
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Costello Released Faces New Charges
New York racketeer Frank Costello, finishing an income tax evasion sentence, was moved to state custody for a brief contempt sentence. After serving 42 months, he now faces possible federal deportation to Italy. A 30 day contempt term was set in 1957 for refusing to explain a memo found after a prior assassination attempt. Police briefs note local fines for speeding and wrong-lane use in Tennessee.
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Adams says GOP contributors forced his resignation in 1958
Sherman Adams, 83, recalls that influence from large Republican donors and a Boston businessman pressured him to quit his White House post. He says congressional probes and donor pressure aligned to drive his resignation, a point drawn from Life magazine excerpts.
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Tonawanda Police Courtesy Prompts Public Service Note
In Tonawanda New Jersey police headquarters officers greet callers with a friendly “May I help you” following guidance from a telephone service consultant. Chief James G Oldenburg emphasizes courteous manners as a modern police force role. The piece mentions Adams and Goldfine in a broader context.
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Bomb relic found at Langley air base cleanup
Hampton Virginia report says a World War I explosive 52 pounds was uncovered while a sanitation chief considered displaying a bomb outside his office. An ordnance disposal team moved the device after the discovery, and the public was briefed on safety.
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