Baptist Denounces Drive For Parochial Subsidies
Glenn L. Archer of Americans United denounces Archbishop O'Brien for pressuring public funds for parochial school bus service in Connecticut. Gov Ribicoff signed a bill allowing communities to choose free bus service for private non profit schools.
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Chicago
Glenn L. Archer
Washington, D.C
Protestant and Other Americans United For Separation of Church and State
Henry J. O’brien
Hartford
O’brien
Congress to Open Hearings on Dodgers Giants Franchise Shifts
Rep. Emanuel Celler announced a House Judiciary Committee inquiry into moving the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants to the West Coast. Open hearings in Washington begin June 17 to probe franchise shifts and related antitrust questions amid denials from Pacific Coast League officials.
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New York
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
West Coast
Celler
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
O'Malley
Stoneham
New York World-Telegram & Sun
Leslie O'Connor
PCL
O'Connor
Sacramento
Maid Denies She Killed Mistress In Studio City Murder
Polish born maid pleads innocence as police cite a strong circumstantial case in the bludgeoning death of Thelma Macomber, 42, found in her Studio City bedroom after a late night attack and arson. The suspect Linda Mintz, 34, claimed she could not have committed the crime and noted her wartime prisoner history.
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Los Angeles
Linda Mintz
Thelma Macomber
Max Tatch
Macomber
Robert Sampson
Irene Sampson
Mrs. Mintz
Pyle Silent on TVA Position
The Knoxville Journal reports Congressman Pyle, deputy assistant to the president for states, is mentioned for the vacant TVA Directorate post. Rep Howard Baker and A J Ackerman lead possible contenders, with Sen John Sherman Cooper noting many candidates. Former Gov Howard Pyle says he has no comment on TVA Board rumors.
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Knoxville (Tenn.) Journal
Pyle
Eisenhower
Riason
States
Tennessee Valley Authority
Washington
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
A. J. Ackerman
Wisconsin
John Sherman Cooper
D-Ky
Tempe
Howard Pyle
TVA Board of Directors
$35,000 Suit Filed In Auto Crash
A $35,000 damage suit is filed in Superior Court by Sylvia Olcott of 901 N. 6th Ave as a passenger in a car driven by Marion P. Schaldach. The collision with I. Sidney Sonkin at East Speedway and N. 6th Ave occurred April 10, 1957. Olcott seeks damages for rib fracture, shoulder sprain, cerebral concussion, and elbow injury.
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Superior Court
Sylvia Olcott
N. 6Th Ave
Conner and Jones
Marion P. Schaldach
Rt. 5
Box 238
Tucson
I. Sidney Sonkin
E. Lee St
Old Records Of Juveniles To Be Open
Arizona Atty. Gen. Robert Morrison says past juvenile records may be made public once the new law takes effect June 14. The legislature repealed the ban on publishing juvenile records and names, but another law requires destruction after two years, limiting retroactive effects.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Robert Morrison
Morrison
Parley On School Aid Scheduled June 11
Legislative spokesmen from the Arizona Association of School Superintendents will meet with the House Tax Study Committee on June 11 to discuss methods of raising and distributing state school aid to needy districts. The committee voted to seek their advice and then adjourned until June 10.
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Phoenix
Arizona Assn
House
Kasper Conviction Upheld in Clinton School Case
The Sixth Circuit affirmed John Kasper of Camden New Jersey and Washington a contempt conviction for defying a Clinton High School integration order in August. The court ruled an injunction must be obeyed and noted Kasper sparked mass picketing and threats to force the Negro students to leave.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U.S. Court of Appeals
6Th Circuit
John Kasper
Camden
N.J
Washington
Clinton, Tenn
Kasper
U.S. District Court
Knoxville
Tenn
Clinton High School
Charles Simons
Simons
Thomas F. McAllister
Shackleford Miller
Clinton
East
D. J
Brittain
Supreme Court
Judge Seeks Life-Long License Revocation for Drunk Driver
Prescott trial results in Dorothy Von Ree being sentenced to 11 to 12 months in Yavapai County jail for negligent homicide in the April 24 Prescott auto death of Diffy Holt. State to pursue lifetime license revocation. Blood alcohol measured at .280. civil suit filed for $66,987 by Holt family.
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Prescott
Flagstaff
Superior Court
Don Udall
Dorothy Baker von Ree
Yavapai County
von Ree
Diffy S. Holt
Holt
Dorothy Baker
Crippled ROK Vets Given New Homes
Forty three new two family houses built with American donations were turned over today to eighty six crippled South Korean war veterans in Pusan Korea.
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Pusan
Korea
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McWhorter Music CO
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George Sanders
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