W ednesday, June 13 1962
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Northern Judge
Bans Adoption;
Has Dixie Views
CLEVELAND, Ohio,
-A
Northern judge who couldn’t have
rierved the cause of segregation
better had he been sitting in a
Southern courL last week
barred
the adoption of a child of mixed
racial background by an interracial
couple.
Probate Court Judge Leonard S
Frost denied the adoption appli
cation of the couple--a white Amer-
can former soldier and a Jabanese
mother on the grounds that if ‘‘The
good Lord” intended the races to
be mixed ‘he would have done
so.”
The paradox of the whole affair
is that the child, a 2 1-2 years
old girl is also of mixed paren
tage. She is the daughter of an
English mother and Puerto Rican
father.
The couple has appealed the de
cision.
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Quick-Draw Grocer's Gun Fails to Firt
SAN JOSE, Calif.—
Sam Bozzie Jr. was ready, he took
aim, but his ‘‘trusty" pistol wouldn’t fire.
Bozzl ¿tabbed the pistol from under his grocery counter last week
and chased a holdup man fleeing with $20 from the cash register. He
pulled the trigger three times but nothing happened. Afterwards,
Bozzi recalled the gun had never been fired since his father bought it
and pui It under the counter in 1922.
Police caught and booked Glen Olan Reeves. 33. of San Jose, on
suspicion of the robbery.
Second Top Bull Story of the Week
LONDON.—
Next to the stinging defeat handed Eugene
" B u ir Connor in the Birmingham, Ala. primary elections, last week’s
b*st Bull story took place here In foggy Londontown.
The Evening Standaid reported spotting this ‘‘no trespassing” sign
on a country fence enclosing a ferocious bull: “Survivors will be prose
cuted.”
Meanwhile, back in the States, segregationist Connor ran fifth in
the field of candidates for Governor in Alabama.
Says the 'X' That Marked the Spot W asn't His
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.—
—An operator of a nursing home,
who is alleged to have forged a physically disabled ten an t’s "X” to
two government checks, was arrested and arraigned the same day
before U. S. Commissioner John A. Banks.
The accused woman, Mrs. Odessa Bibbs, 47, waived hearing, and
her bond—which she made—was set at $1,000.
Mrs. Bibb- is the operator of a nursing and rest home. Secret
Service agent allege th at she forced two government checks payable
to Carroll W. Moszee, each in the amount of $80. These were dis
ability insurance payments which Moszee, because of his physical
condition, could not endorse with his full signature, with his just using
an "X.”
MINNEAPOLIS -
Ameri
Moszee claims th a t he did not authorize his signature on the two
can Communist Benjamin Davis checks, nor did he receive any money from them.
drew jeers, boos, some laughter and
occasional applause when he ad
Evan the Eagle Turns His Nose
dressed an overflow audience of
about 6.000 at the University of Min
JACKSON, Miss.—
The gold eagle on the capitol dome
nesota last week.
here in Jackson usually faces southward. However, high winds during
A 30 man university police force a recent storm turned the great bird’s head eastward.
stood by to keep order and eject
Rep. .Jim M athis of Leake County, Miss., sought to gain House
ed one heckler who demanded the action on a resolution asking the capitol commission to leave the eagle
right to speak during Davis’ talk. facing eastw ard. The Mississippi House declined to consider the
Other hecklers were
warned to measure, of a variety th at generally pop up late in a session. This
remain orderly.
was said to be an Indication of adjournment fever among legislators.
Davis, luvior federal indictment
But getting back to the eagle, some observers felt it was just fed
for failure to register as a toreign tip with the segregation stench from Dixie and decided to turn its head
agent under the McCarran Internal
Security Act, bitterly criticized the
law.
Davis’ right to appear had been
defended by Dr. O. Meredith Wil
son university president. Davis was
sponsored by the campus Socialist
club.
Ben Davis Draws
Jeers. Boos At
Univ. of Minn.
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