Southerners concede last argument against bar by Supreme Court
In Atlanta and across the South, motel and restaurant owners admit the Supreme Court ruling upholding the civil rights law ends their legal challenge to serving Black customers. Some vow further action, others accept the decision, while President Johnson praises responsible compliance and hopes for continued acceptance of the law.
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Washington
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Witness Testifies Slain Twin Threatened Ex-Husband
In a Phoenix Superior Court custody hearing, David P. Musgrave testified that Todd Nicholson son threatened him at his former home while taking his daughter Melody to Sunday school. Nicholson and his twin Timothy owned a $400,000 Temple City apartment where Nicholson was shot.
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Minois Club Plans Potluck and Entertainment Evening
The Minois Club will meet for a potluck at 6 p.m. Monday at Miles School 1402 Broadway. Special entertainment follows supper. For details contact Chester Espry vice chairman 7B E Roger Road.
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Arizona Seeks Ruling on Mexican Liquor Quota for Children
Arizona's attorney general is asked to decide if the gallon per person Mexican liquor import quota applies to children. John Duncan, state superintendent, noted many adults visiting Mexico claim the quota for their children.
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Goddard Will Speak Thursday at Tucson Commerce Event
Governor elect Sam Goddard will be the principal speaker at Tucson Retail Trade Bureau luncheon Thursday at the Pioneer Hotel. He will discuss Arizona's industrial development. The bureau will also present its monthly recognition award to a University of Arizona staff member.
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Ex League of Nations President Hambro Dies in Oslo
Carl Joachim Hambro longtime Norwegian statesman and former League of Nations president from 1939 to 1946 and first postwar UN delegate died in Oslo at age 72. Born in Bergen he led Norway’s Storting during the 1940 German invasion and aided royal family escape. He observed constitutional work from Elverum and spent wartime years in the United States.
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