Georgia Governor Calls Impeachment of Six Supreme Justices
Georgia Governor urges impeaching six U S Supreme Court justices including Warren Douglas and Clark. The move targets desegregation rulings and accuses the justices of high crimes while defending Justice Douglas for past awards from reform groups. The resolution frames the action as a state retaliation against court decisions deemed soft on communists.
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Atlanta, Ga
Warren
Griffin
William O. Douglas
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Earl Wart Clark
Stanley F. Reed
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Georgia
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House of Representatives
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Bernard J. Shiel
Chicago
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Hert H. Lehman
New York
Wayne D. Morse
Oregon
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Oscar Ewing
Jacob S. Potofsky
Sidney Hillman Foundation
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Justice Douglas
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New York Times
Douglass United States
Baby Shot In Labor Dispute Rocks Evansville
Four month old Julia Ann Russell was wounded by seven rifle shots fired into a house trailer in Oaklarn City during a labor dispute. Doctors reported a slight improvement at Deaconess Hospital. Rewards totaling 4500 dollars were offered for the attacker, with a total bounty of 9500 dollars for this and a previous shooting and blast incident.
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Evansville
Ind
INS
Deaconess Hospital
Julia Ann Russell
Konale Russell
Oaklarn City
High Bids Delay State Hospital Project
The report notes overbidding by firms delaying the Cambridge State Mental Hygiene and Correction project. State officials consider alternate bids to reduce costs while the hospital’s status remains uncertain and a March 15 1958 completion target looms amid union wage pressures.
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Cambridge
C. Earl Albrecht
Harold W. Handley
Lice
Todat
Estab
Arsene Rousseau
Youngstown
Orj
Materals
Elim- Handley
Foliceman And a Burglar Shot In Gun Battle
In Marion Ohio police shot a burglar during a downtown running gun battle. Officer Sickel James Patrick Sickel, 31, of Newark, was identified and wounded after resisting capture at Carls Warehouse. Police said 24 shots were exchanged with Patrolmen Wilds Johnson Alsars Rollison and others. the officer wounded in the leg and another in the arm were taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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Marion
J. F. Cornely
James Patrick Sickel
Newark
Marshall Wilds
John Johnson
Sickel
Patrolgen Charlies Alsbars
Gayle Rollison
Shekel
Oebar
Smaller State Education Board To Be Proposed
Ohio legislators move to abolish the 23 member elected Board of Education and replace it with a seven member appointed board. Rep James McCaffery proposes full time $12 000 salaries with the president earning an extra $3 000. The plan seeks governor appointments and shifts control away from the O Neill administration though no official backing is implied.
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Columbus
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State Board For Education
Ohio
House
James McCaffery
Cuyahoga
McCaffery
O'Neill
Raymond A
Wheeler
USA
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United Na- O'Neill
Kuwinnes
State Board
Lauesche
Harrold Vincent
Milwaukee
Hit
Vincent
Jate Catlery
Bowling Green State University
Sen
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Bowling Green
Anthony Calabrese
Dcleveland
James Bullock
Rtamuilton
Ghari
Wien
State Health Department
A.G. Lancione
D-Belmont
Egypt Delays Suez Reopening Amid Policy Doubts
Reports say reopening the Suez Canal faces delays as Egypt drags its feet while officials discuss a broad political move. The piece notes a proposed all encompassing bill and shifts in state oversight amid a flurry of legislative activity and meetings.
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Ismailia
Egypt
INS
Suez Canal
Wwe puaLcoa
Wheeler
Jen
McDonald Win Seen and Barick Vote Surprise
Report covers McDonald win prospects and Barick surprise vote, with note on union issues and leadership challenges. Detailing political contest, labor concerns, and international tensions affecting policy and canal operations.
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McDonald
Barick
Civil Rights Battle Opens as Senate Hears Brownell
The Senate judiciary committee opens the civil rights debate with Attorney General Herbert Brownell urging calm and outlining a bill to create a federal civil rights division, a presidential commission, and power to intervene in voting rights violations. Hearings set for Feb 25 26 with senators Stennis Javits Ives Diggs among witnesses.
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Washington
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Herbert Brownell Jr
Sennings
Senate
Ate
Eisenhower
Mittee
Thomas ¢. Hennings
House
Justice Department
Essary
Tee
Brownell
Minas
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Jobnter
Norities
Stennis
Irving M. Ives
Jacob K. Javits
N. M
Charles C. Diggs
Mich
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