Word: legalizes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...down nearly two-thirds from the Tory majority won by a comparative nonentity in the 1959 election. The Tory vote also slumped heavily in two other by-elections, lessening any likelihood that the government will hold a general election much before November 1964, the legal deadline...
...name, and if the customer signs a "hypothecation agreement"-as he is frequently asked to-the broker has the right to borrow from banks on his stock. Anyone can refuse to sign the agreement and insist that the stock be registered in his own name, but some Wall Street legal experts insist that the safest path for the customer is to 1) pay for the securities and take them home, or 2) if he wants to buy on margin, borrow from a bank instead of a brokerage house...
...Richmond lawyer said he felt Griswold's testimony would be "very helpful" in defense of Wallace, although he added that he didn't feel there are "any legal grounds for a felony conviction...
...guilty of the murder of Evers is not the issue at hand here. The real issue if whether or not Mississippi intends ever to bring him to trial or prefers instead to continue to make a farce of justice. Mississippi Negroes have made every attempt to use those legal paths open to them in their struggle. But if Beckworth is not tried, Mississippi will be once again assuring the Negro people that legal protection of life, property, and other rights is for whites only...
...School fugitive who has been able to deal with strictly legal problems is Archibald Cox, Solicitor-General. He is responsible for arguing all cases appearing before the Supreme Court in which the federal government is involved. Yet despite the fact that Cox has kept up with the law, he says that Cambridge and Washington don't even lend themselves to comparison. Although the job of Solicitor-General is a busy one, so, says Cox, is that of a Law School professor. "But my wife says it's busier here...