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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1963

Page

6

Ohio Eyes 10 Million Interstate Billboard Ban Funds

Ohio Highway Director Masheter outlined plans to win about 10 million dollars in federal bonus funds for keeping billboards off rural interstate rights of way. He said court action on the billboard ban will continue this fall, aiming to secure the incentive as part of the state's 2.7 billion dollar project.

Columbus UPI Pearl E. Masketer Ohio Masheter Supreme Court Kentucky Attorney General's Office Larry H. Snyder Highway Department

Portugal charges double standard at UN over Angola and Mozambique

Portugal’s foreign minister Franco Nogueira accused African nations at the Security Council of double standards as they push to expel Portugal from the UN for its colonial holdings. Ghana’s Alex Quaison-Lackey urged a total arms embargo and Portugal’s expulsion if territories are not freed by Sept. 17. In Geneva, a minority vote removed Portugal from the Commission on Africa, with the U.S. abstaining. Nogueira dismissed Soviet criticisms as unfounded.

Darius Jhabvala United Nations HTNS Portugal Angola Mozambique Security Council Franco Nogueira Nogueira African Nations Ghana Alex Quaison - Lackey General Assembly Qusison- Lackey Geneva UN Economic and Social Council Commission On

Stairstep desegregation plan ruled too slow by court

Federal Judge Edwin M. Stanley ruled that Durham North Carolina’s stairstep desegregation plan is too slow after one year. He ordered elementary and junior high schools desegregated in September and high schools by September 1964. The decision could influence similar Southern cases and reflects a shift toward faster integration.

U.S Edwin M. Stanley Durham N.C Stanley Supreme Court Frank A. Hooper Atlanta Hooper Alabama Birmingham National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Jack Greenberg Agency Legal Defense Fund Arthur Goldberg Memphis, Tenn

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