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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
10
In New York a clash unfolded at the Sweet Chariot supper club in Times Square over jazzed up gospel numbers. A Negro religious group protested outside for two hours alleging the club desecrated sacred hymns while entertainers and waitresses mingled with signs and a song duel sparked by intermission crowds.
A Charleston NAACP official Herbert Fielding argues for equality and restraint amid a rising racial crisis. The piece cites other leaders Hosea Williams I Dequincey Newman and Reginald Hawkins noting anger pride and the push for immediate civil rights across South Carolina.
An Associated Press survey compares tax burdens across six world centers using simulated drivers. It finds modest earners in New York, Frankfurt, London, Paris, Tokyo, and Rio de Janeiro pay 8 to 20 percent of wages in taxes, while a $100 000-a-year Rio driver pays about 65 percent total, shifting Rio from the lowest to among the highest. U.S. workers paid 128 billion in taxes from 440 billion in income last year, with federal taxes averaging 549 per person in 1962.
NBC feigns apologetic stance then touts careful selection of 30 top movies from two studios for about 79 pictures. Donald Bays, program manager, explains editing for two hour blocks with commercials and station breaks. Some films run 140 minutes requiring cuts. Saturday titles avoid edits by finishing after 11 p.m. and Bays seeks natural breaks for ads.
The Public Health Service screen uses fudge bars and a blood test to gauge sugar assimilation among federal workers in nine cities. About 50 000 bars have been eaten by 25 000 employees since July 1960, revealing 210 diabetes cases in the first year.
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