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icab Seniority field Unfair MIU1I NKWS, f) Tufilay. May It, Vm seven persons in five stales nft-ct" they went AWOL from Ft. Hood, Tex. The men arc accused of killing 1 AAv- ARE YOU PAYING LESS High Court View Political Union Dues Sam Shrppord that he be given lie detector or hypnosis tests which ho asserted would prove he is innocent of murdering his wife. Granted attorneys for the Chicago Tribune permission to file a brief supporting the New York Times in an appeal by the Times from a $300,000 libel judgment returned against it in Alabama.

Overturned the contempt conviction in Louisiana of three Negroes who refused to move AND GEHRIG LESS! We're Talking About Tire Thaf'i our buiinen. Our Specialty. Along with our Broke and Wheol Alignment Department to holp you maintain your tires, your lafety and your comfort. You Can PAY LESS from the "white" section of a courtroom. Refused lo rule on the time in which suits for damages may he brought under the antitrust act.

The Clayton Act says they must be brought within four years alter the damage is suffered. The enses involved damages suffered because of alleged price fixing or rigged bids by electrical companies. Federal appeals courts in New York and Kansas City, said the four-year limitation did not begin to run until 1900. Refused a hearing to James D. Latham and George R.

York who are under the death sentence in Kansas for the murder of Otto Zoiglcr. V-'k Ml'-' Jl 'A and GET MORE. HOW? 4 We or holding the line by itoying with HIGH QUALITY MATERIALS and WORKMANSHIP on oil Fullcopi done in our modorn plant. We use PREMIUM 100 "a cold rubber on each carefully mipccted tire. Every tire hoi a TOUGH, DEEP, RUGGED TREAD.

You will get excellent torvice end mileage. 27 PREMIUM FULLCAP5 FULLY GUARANTEED NO EXCEPTIONS mini Chtrwo Tribune rrci Krrvlr WASHINGTON The Su-prcme Court has spelled out the conditions railroad union members must meet If they wish to avoid payment of that portion of Iheir dues which will be used for political purposes. In another decision yesterday it held unanimously that it is an unfair labor practice for an employer to grant extra seniority credit to workers hired during a strike or to strikers who return to work while a strike exists. The first decision involved a group of employes of the Southern Railway Co, in North Carolina who contended it was illegal for the railroad unions to force them to pay union dues when they objected to political use of a portion of the dues. In agreeing to this premise the court, however, sent the case back to the North Carolina court for a determination of what union expenditures are political.

It also said anyone who objects to the use of dues for political purposes must prove that he does "that dissent is not to be presumed." The second decision involved the Erie Resistor of Erie, Pa. The National Labor Relations Board held it engaged in an unfair labor practice when it offered 20 years of seniority credit to strike replacements. The Third Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the NLRB ruling and the NLRB appealed to the Supreme Court. In other actions the court: Refused to review a decision of the Ohio Supreme Court which denied the request of Dr. 750 x14 $O30 65013.

60013, $799 64015,67015 80014, 71015 85014. 76015, $n39' 80015, 82015 i nAVum wmncciuv may 0 I lUI JMLL. HLLilLJfUl 15th In our opinion, our chancci aecurino repeat buiincit li FL01 I) PATTERSON', LEFT, JACKIE KOCIXSOX, KIGIIT, AT RALLY Talking With IIi-v. K. I.

Al riuitliy And Ktv. Martin Luther King Jr. 'Gov. Wallace Bristles At JFK Over, Troops GUARANTEED aj IN WRITING VJ. Guaranteed in writing fur Xf II munihi or IS, (KM mllri i -maliut ROAD HAZARD CUTS, PLASTIC COAT HAI1GERS Package of 6 Reg.

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NO EXCEPTIONS. Ad- luttment Pulley: Adtummenti 'f mad pro rata on trend wear Bnia on current price -j tnui rnce or noiiui iramng wem ui ror many yean. Aik your neighbor. He may be A lnre" when returned. A 1 I 'A' 'A-? onei Ctmtiimrd from Page 1A thpr steps to get the troops Alabama Legislature has re- vithdrawn- Wallace iaid: quested federal troops.

'v. have plans in that re-Asked if he is considering fur- gard. We believe Uiey are WATCH FOR TOMORROW'S SPECIAL ITEM! Greater Miami Miami Beach Hollywood Homestead Perrine For whitewalli add $1,00. Either tullcap your tlrei or lelect from out jtork. It nn recnprtable cichonge add $1.30 tor 14 inch 4 1 Inch tirei and $3.00 for inch tirei.

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Automobile windshields were smashed and windows were broken in about a dozen buildings. A white youth said he was attacked by a group of Negroes and slashed on his right elbow with a knife. A Negro man was hospitalized after he was struck on the face by a large steel ball fired from a slingshot, apparently by a white youth. Mr. Kennedy wired Wallace that he acted under a section of the U.

S. Code giving the President the power to dter-mine whether federal troops are needed in cases of domestic violence, and whether state authorities are providing adequate protection to citizens. Wallace and Mr. Kennedy may meet Saturday at Mus A (fp Tn.p lil -r r- WHITE YOUTH FLEES rtKSUING NEGROES During Racial Demonstration In Nashville Rock-Hurling Riot Explodes In Nashville Vsv7 top standard. Lively 125-hp Overhead Valve top standard.

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In other developments concerning the tense racial situation here: Jackie Robinson and Floyd Patterson spoke to Negroes at a mass meeting last night and said Negroes here are fighting to end desegregation everywhere. A Negro reserve police captain said that state troopers prevented him from using 62 uniformed Negro reserves to help quell the rioting which followed Saturday's night's bombings. Police said no arrests have been made in their investigation of the bombings. The FBI is working on the case, too, but has made r.o report. Ujf -pa.

Continued from Page IA demonstrators as they approached, two segregated restaurants, the scene of protests last week, Several fights broke out as the Negroes then marched through the city's financial district to the city jail. At one point, the Negroes wheeled in a counter-attack that sent rock-throwing whiles scattering, In the confusion, a large plate glass window in a vacant building was smashed and the two forces scaled jagged slabs of glass at each other. The Negroes reached the jail and began marching in double 1 file, singing "We Shall Overcome" and "America the Beautiful." Police reinforcements cut off approaching groups of whites, but a few managed to get within range to hurl another volley of rocks. In a show of force, police broke out several shotguns and the white hecklers fell back. The Negroes left the jail in 30 minutes and returned to the small, brick church which serves as a staging area near the business disctrict.

There they were met by more rocks and flying bottles, one of which crashed through a stained glass window, Dozens of policemen poured onto a parking lot across the street and dispersed the milling crowd. 5 Under police protection, the Negroes left the church for their homes minutes later. Mayor Briley said he was "disappointed that the young Negro students did not show more responsible leadership." ONLY RAMBLER OFFERS ALL THESE EXTRA-VALUE FEATURES Deep-Dip rustproofing up to the roof. Double-Safety Brakes. Self-Adjusting.

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Martin Luther King Jr. went through the city's Negro community and in pool halls and on street corners urging his listeners to discard their knives and clubs. "If the streets of Birmingham are going to flow with the blood, let it be our blood and not the blood of our white brothers," he pleaded. Mayor Albert Boutwell urged the President to remove the threat of federal troops. He said that while he did not question Mr.

Kennedy's motive, he did question the information on which he had acted. tiW f'wqgsCTaa legislative opposition, following criticism of refinancing of the $157 million turnpike. Because of possible political consequences, -there aren't many members of the Legislature willing to come out openly and support putting groceries and medicine under the sales tax. Cargo space to spare in America's lowest-priced wagon. Rambler American 220 Two-Door Wagon.

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Gov. Bryant favors the bond route and has picked up two powerful allies in Secretary of Slate Tom Adams and Attorney General Richard Ervin. The only condition laid down by the two cabinet members is that the voters approve the bond issue at a special election. The governor, too, hns come around to this line of thinking, iince his bond ran into P. S.

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