Segregation Issues Aren't New To 8th Circuit Court of Appeals
The 8th U S Circuit Court of Appeals again hears the Little Rock Central High School case amid delays and requests to bypass the court. Justice Archibald Gardner will supervise the panel with judges from Arkansas and nearby states as the court weighs up to seven opening for integration. The ruling follows a prior decision upholding an injunction against National Guardsmen at the school and a push to postpone desegregation.
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Flow of Gold Overseas Cuts Lending Power of U S Banks
Flow of U S gold to overseas buyers mainly Britain Japan and the Netherlands reduces bank deposits and reserve backing. The drain helps push banks to the Fed which buys Treasuries to restore reserves and lending capacity amid a $21.4 billion gold stock and legal reserve leeway.
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Railway Express Agency seeks Virginia rate increase
Commonwealth of Virginia notice announces a statewide hearing on July 17, 1958, at 10:00 a.m. before the State Corporation Commission in Richmond. The petition, Case No. 13913, requests authority to raise intrastate express rates and public notices must appear in major Virginia cities ten days before the hearing.
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Atkinson
Gen Charles de Gaulle to turn 68 next November
Gen Charles de Gaulle, prominent French army officer and political leader, will reach his 68th birthday next November. The aging statesman remains a central figure in French affairs and international diplomacy.
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Daily Across Puzzle Clues Vol 1
The puzzle lists across clues: Hand warmer store more sensitive A greeting Silly Command Greek letter Close Sloth Hare s tail Employ Spanish courtyard The devil Wicked Departed Half yuar Abstains from food Pass out as rope Hallowed And L State flower Utah Exclamation Lariat Flicker Of the
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Baby Mike Back but Parents Aren’t Sure He Can Stay
In Valley California a teenage pair left with Baby Mike after warning they would not let him be adopted out. Sandra Hill 16 and Genevieve 15 were found asleep with the 2 month old at a Burbank park five miles from home and told a policewoman they fled because their parents planned to give the infant away. The Hills faced housing and welfare issues as they argued they cannot support eight children in a one bedroom home. Lyle Hill 44 a parolee from San Quentin faced parole status and health problems complicating efforts to keep the baby. Police returned the three children to their home as a juvenile officer assessed the case.
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San Quentin
Laurent of Canada Returns to Private Practice
Laurent of Canada has returned to private law practice and says he would not accept public or government roles again. The statement underscores a shift away from public service toward private litigation work.
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Laurent
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I am the Nation on July Fourth 1938
A declarative American homage catalogs the nation’s symbols people and deeds from Independence to modern achievements. It envisions freedom as a living birth certificate and pledges integrity courage and strength to remain a beacon to the world on July 4 1938.
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