Supreme Court Takes Up Public Accommodation Rights
The Supreme Court considers five sit-in cases challenging racial discrimination at restaurants hotels and theaters. Demonstrators argue convictions for trespass violate the U S Constitution as state power is not to enforce racial bias. Chief Justice Warren notes cases arrive at the Court, not chosen by it, reflecting major national issues.
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Hodges Defends FDR Jr Visit Aboard Onassis Yacht
Secretary Hodges said there is no conflict of interest in Franklin D Roosevelt Jr visiting Aristotel Onassis on his yacht and dismissed claims of improper government dealings. He noted the incident was a private matter between Roosevelt and Kennedy while defending the administration’s relationship with Onassis on subsidies.
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Subpoenas Hit Steel Firms as Market Reacts
United Press International reports a Federal Grand Jury issued subpoenas to steel companies sparking stock market moves. A mid day rally faded as trading slumped in the afternoon amid chatter on prices and broader economic concerns. The text also notes wheat costs and an estimated population statistic tied to economic discussion.
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