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6 ccccOiklmd Tribune, Sundiy, Mirch 27, 1 960 Labor Charge Hits Squaw Valley Lodge WASHINGTON, March 26 UK CRANE TRAPS, INJURES MAN AT SMELTER 'Nazi' Youth Boasts Of Temple Attack The Squaw Valley Lodge, scene of the recent Winter Olympics, today was judged inti-Segregation Protests Spreading SELBY, March 26 Garvin Fisher, 3.1, was injured seri out maintenance work rather than deal with the union, also wi re Illegal. Loan Agreement Signed CAIRO, March 28-WPDi-The United States and tht United Arab Republic today signed three agreements granting the U.A.R. 16,500,000 Egyptian pounds ($47,371,500) In American development loans and agricultural GADSDEN, March 26 (UPD A 16-year-old nazl wor R. Gilbert, Lilburn Jones and brothers Dale and Fred Gil-lasple. The Operating Engineers International Union, which organized the employees last summer, brought the charges.

The examiner found statements made by Alexander Cushing, resort president, to the effect that he would curtail operations and contract ously today when he was trapped between a moving crane and a blast furnace he Lowl were among those who rushed outside to be met with a burst of fire from a semiautomatic .22 caliber rifle. Cohen was hit in the chest and shipper confessed boastfully today that he threw a home Compiled from AP and UPI guilty by a government examiner of illegally firing four employes for union activities. William E. Spencer, examiner for the National Labor Relations Board, recommended that the NLRB require the resort to rehire four ski lift maintenance employees, John and 10 stores Hampton was cleaning at the American made fire bomb at Beth Israel Smelting land Refining Co. Synagogue last night and leg.

plant, sheriff's deputies spewed rifle bullets into the terrified crowd. Wright said Jackson, a youth from a broken home, would be charged with murder if Cohen The boy, Hubert Sherrell Fisher, of 342 Federal ittsburg, suffered hip and died. Cohen underwent sur Jackson had told friends he intended to kill Jews. gery and was in critical con possible internal injuries. The crane operator reported he did not see Fisher.

Two members of the Beth dition. Lowi suffered a nick Israel congregation wer.e on the hand. TAXI OPERATOR Newport News. POLICE WITH DOGS Newport News police with police K-9 Corps dogs patrolled the picketed areas. In Richmond, a downtown F.

W. Woolworth store closed its lunch counter after reports that sitdown demonstrations would be staged. Pickets marched at Richmond's largest department store, Thalhimers. In Atlanta, a spokesman for CORE said 25,000 leaflets were Brookside Hospital reported wounded, one of them critic Fisher's condition as ally, by the rifle fire. Police charged Jackson with two counts of assault with intent The boy's mother is divorced and living elsewhere.

Wrrght anti-segregation demonstrations in support of Negro lunch counter sitdowns in the South spread across the country yesterday. Picketing, parades and rallies were heldin the Fast, New England, the Midwest and Far West by thousands of Negroes and sympathizers. In New York City, the president of the American Jewish Congress urged the presidents of four variety chains to serve Negro customers at lunch counters in their southern stores. A mass demonstration was staged by the 1,380 students of all-Negro Hampton Insti- said the boy said the last he heard from hfs father he was to murder and held him without bond pending a hearing. in service.

He lived with Hunt. Russell Vows 'Last Breath' JUST A CHILD' "He made a mistake, but a taxicab operator, and used a taxicab to leave the scene of the shooting when his rifle being distributed urging a boy he's still just a child," the boy's stepfather sobbed tearfully to police. jammed. cott of stores with segrega Wright said the youth told him he had prepared two bombs, lighted one and tossed tion policies. White and Negro pickets marched in front of Atlanta's biggest department The boy, whose legal name is Jackson, used the name Rights Battle 4t at the synagogue window store, Rich's.

Jerry Hunt for his stepfather, Walter Hunt. Known at school HITE PICKETS WASHINGTON, March 26 and among young people for It failed to go inside. Jackson dropped the second bomb and ran to his cab across the About 400 pickets most his anti-Semitic, pro-nazi (UPD Sen. Richard B. Rus sell, field general of the Sen them White college students from Harvard, Massachusetts street from the temple.

views, Jackson became an immediate prime suspect. He had worn nazi armbands and Institute of Technology, Bos He then opened up with the rifle at "a lot of people" who ate's embattled southern bloc, said today his forces will "fight to our last Breath" ton University and Brandeis, German helmet, scrawled ran outside. Store Picketed Her For the second consecutive Saturday, pickets of the United Student's Association marched in front of the Kress store at 14th and Broadway yesterday. Approximately 50 students from Bay Area colleges carried signs protesting the segregation of Kress lunch counters in southern stores. marched in relays at 12 Wool vsTitflfts.

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None of the stores has he was a meek little boy" Dixieland forces will concen tute at Hampton and Newport but "I once saw him drawing trate their main fire on the News. focal point of swastikas while studying a segregation policy. They Administration's Federal vot the nationwide demonstration ing referee plan and a section were the latest sympathy pro tests in the Los Angeles area. providing Federal penalties for obstructing court-ordered course on World War II. "Ever since then it has been in the back of my mind that he did that.

It just stuck in my mind for no reason. He was a. peculiar boy, a lone wolf." high school junior at a room in a downtown hotel early todayseven hours after the hate attack shocked this steel and industrial city of 75,000. RIGHT PROUD Circuit solicitor (prosecutor) Charles Wright said Jackson "seems right proud of what he did." About 180 persons were crowded into the synagogue to celebrate the dedication of a new annex when the "Molotov cocktail," a soft drink bottle filled with gasoline and school desegregation rulings. The Rev.

Dr. Joachim Prinz, the American Jewish Congress head, said he had written to Louis C. Lustenberg of W. T. He said the latter is "cheap manifestation of po Grant, Harry B.

Cunningham litical motivation" and "class of S. S. Krcsge, George and sectional legislation of the worst sort." It is, he said Cobb of S. H. Kress, and R.

Kirkwood of F. W. Woolworth The letter said, in part: "the cheapest sort of poli- tics." "No commercial concern The voting referee section, Grant to Jordan AMMAN, Jordan, March 26 Uf) Two agreements were signed here today by the Jordan government and the U.S. Mission under which a grant of $621,000 was made available to help Jordan develop agricultural projects. wrapped in rags, broke against movement which student leaders called "Operation 26." APPEAL TO GROITS The Hampton students appealed to 108 students, groups from New York to California, and to the Congress of Racial Equality and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, to join in and encourage the protests.

Thurman Davis, chairman of theHampton group calling itself "Students for Human Dignity," said similar letters appealing for sympathy demonstrations went to Oxford University in England, the Sorbonne in Paris and to schools in Nigeria and Ghana. At least 1.000 students marched in a protest parade at Hampton and picket lines were manned before at least Russell said, is not constitu can hope to escape the conse quences of a policy which ac tional and "I don't believe a stained-glass window and fell outside. Damage was minor, Ae7V cepts social injustice and thus perpetuates it. The law does even this Supreme Court could declare it constitutional not and cannot compel vour Alan Cohen, 35, and Alvin because it denies duly con company to discriminate against Negro customers. In stituted election officials the right to discharge the authority of their offices" by set Cool White Airweave Shirts Little Or No Ironing Needed! deed, their patronage in all other departments is solicited SHQP MOSn.i MTE 'TIL Biritlty, Tkur.

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The Senate last week sent the House measure to its judiciary committee with instructions to report not later than Tuesday night. Senate debate, will probably resume Wednesday. Judiciary chairman James OEastland Miss. an avowed foe of the House measure, called a closed-door committee meeting for Monday morning and invited Justice Department officials and Charles J. Bloch of Macon, "prominent southern attorney, to give their views.

Eastland would not predict what the committee would do. But the split makeup of its 15 members indicated that no committee changes in the bill were likely. Oakland Berkeley Hayward Richmond Walnut Creek messages over the teletypes or through the SACRAMENTO, March 26 (UPI) A new kind of policeman's brotherhood, dedicated to a personal rather than bureaucratic battle against crime, is growing over the nation. It began four years ago when officers in Los Angeles and San Francisco decided that teletypes and form letters weren't Informative enough to keep tabs on far-ranging hoods. Yesterday, the Law En Inspector Tom Fitzgerald of Cahill's staff said, "we only want the men who are dedi cated tothis business, who stay irrit even though they know thev could make more money somewhere else." forcement Intelligence Unit For an example of how the LEIU wors, Fitzgerald cited a gang of Suspected burglars (LEIU), as it is now called who moved from Tacoma added men from four police units to its interstate roster.

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