Judge's son acquitted in five minute court fury
In New York on the Henry Hudson Parkway Bronx a crash killed five and injured others as Gareth Martinis son of Judge Joseph A. Martinis was acquitted in a five minute traffic case. The panel of three judges denied blame, while public outcry and editorials questioned impartiality. Prosecutors planned a grand jury review for potential vehicular homicide charges and a license suspension hearing was set for Martinis.
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NEW York
Henry Hudson Parkway
Bronx
Ceghia
Gareth Martinis
Criminal Court
Joseph A. Martinis
Martinis
Young Martinis
Ipeg
Weinfeld
Savannah Faces Violence After Night Racial Demonstrations
Savannah, Georgia blazed with violence following a period of desegregation progress. Militant night marches by a small group of activists spurred clashes injuring several and causing property damage. City leaders, clergy, and business figures urged peace as biracial talks and guard deployments attempted to restore order.
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Savannah
South
Atlanta
James Bevel
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Bevel
W. W. Law
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Law
NAACP
Chatham County Crusade For Voters
Don McKee
Associated Press
Williams
John D. Toomey
Carl E. Sanders
National Guard
Victor H. Mulling
Trade declines between Soviet Union and China alarm agriculture
The Agriculture Department says trade between the USSR and China has fallen about 50 percent since 1959. No explanation is given though droughts in China are cited. It notes a small drop in exports of machinery steel and pipe and that China seeks more grains from non Communist countries. Kitchen know how: grease the pan for baking powder biscuits.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
China
Negro elected as vice chairman of Richmond School Board
Richmond Virginia February 1956 Booker T Bradshaw the first Negro to hold an officer post on the Richmond School Board since Reconstruction was elected vice chairman on Monday Bradshaw has served on the board since 1953 and is president of the Virginia Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
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Richmond, Va
Booker T. Bradshaw
Richmond School Board
Bradshaw
Virginia Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
Medic Urges Against Viewing Sun Eclipse Safely
Richmond health official Dr. Mack I. Shanholtz warns there is no safe direct viewing method for the upcoming solar eclipse. He cites risks of permanent retinal burns from infrared rays and urges watching the event via television or approved methods. The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness leads the campaign to prevent eye damage.
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Richmond
Aview
Mack I. Shanholtz
National Society For ‘the Prevention of Blindness, Inc
Dr. Shanholtz
Shanholtz
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