Virginia and Maryland Defend Their Legislative Apportionment
Virginia and Maryland defend their districting plans as constitutional. Virginia argues no 14th Amendment discrimination in districts while Maryland says its Senate plan avoids metropolitan voter bias. U S solicitor general counters that both apportionments violate equal protection. The Supreme Court hears cases on state legislative districting amid challenges.
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Ranger VI Mooncraft Getting New Diodes
Pasadena AP report says Ranger VI will receive replacement diodes and ship to Cape Canaveral by mid December. Ranger boss Harris Schurmeier notes a one in four chance of full success. Surveyor diodes cost 5 to 6 dollars each, higher than the 35 cents previously paid. Walker Giberson of Surveyor cites reduced components from 224 to 50 60 to improve reliability for the 1964 launch.
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Calder says modern mobiles are mere copies not art
American sculptor Alexander Calder, now 65, argues that mass produced Christmas mobiles are merely commercial products. He notes his new stagil es and stabiles on view in France and Italy, while his Paris gallery rejects the works as not to their taste. He recalls Paris shows in 1932 and describes his hillside glass studio, cave home, and Roxbury residence.
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Integration Order Prompts Two Savannah Lunch Counter Closures
Two Savannah brothers say Post Office Department orders to integrate their drug store lunch counters led them to cancel postal substation contracts. Clarence Sayers asked to cancel within 30 days, while Joseph Sayers had already given up his contract earlier in the month after an ultimatum and notice of a Black employee being stationed during the Christmas season. The text also oddly mentions a 1960 World Series result between the Yankees and Pirates but has no clear connection to the main story.
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