Black questions Supreme Court desegregation pace by 1955 ruling
Justice Hugo Black, in a rare interview from his Alexandria home, suggests the phrase all deliberate speed may have slowed desegregation and reflects on obscenity free speech and police interrogation debates. He blames constitutional framers for protections that complicate criminal conviction.
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Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Black
Alexandria
Columbia Broadcasting System
South
Wife Urged to Shovel Snow By Health Official
Philadelphia health commissioner urges women to shovel snow to reduce husbands' heart attack risk. He notes inactive men should not take on heavy shoveling alone while active women may handle the chore. vigorous snow work can trigger heart issues in older or rarely active individuals.
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Philadelphia
Norman R. Ingraham
John Crow Wil Retire This Year
San Francisco Forty Niners will seek a tight end next season after John David Crow, an NFL veteran of 11 seasons and Heisman winner from Texas A&M, announced retirement at season end. Crow spent 10 seasons as a running back before moving to tight end and played four years with San Francisco after seven with St. Louis. He plans to return home to Pine Bluff Arkansas to pursue business interests.
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San Francisco
UPI
Forty Niners
John David Crow
Crown
Texas A & M
The
St. Louis Cardinals
Crow
Pine Bluff
Ark
Den 5 Pack 255 Meets Tuesdays After School
Den 5 of Pack 255 met after school each Tuesday with den mothers Mrs Bill Kennett and Mrs Ritchie Duncan. Members learned about Mark Twain and U S rivers, built river boats shown at the Pack meeting, and elected officers including Denner Joe Brown and others. Den chief David Huntgrove received his den chief card.
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Bill Kennett
Ritchie Duncan
Mark Twain
United States
Denner
Joe Brown
Brian Jones
Brad Durham
Mike Bennett
Freddy Grisham
David Huntgrove
Den
Baseball sets new rules to boost fan action at meetings
Commissioner Eckert says new MLB rule changes will excite fans by lowering mound height from 15 to 10 inches and shrinking the strike zone from armpits to knees. Umpire credit tightening aims to curb generous strikes, while experts note strikeouts may hinge on zone width, not height.
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San Francisco
UPI
William D. Eckert
Eckert
Harry
Hat Walker
Houston Astros
Cal Hubbard
Freddy Grisham Supplies Refreshments for Meeting
Freddy Grisham, keeper of the buckskin, provided refreshments for the gathering. The note records his role and the hospitality served during the meeting.
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Freddy Grisham
the Buckskin
Home of Thomas A. Edison Named National Historic Site
The home of Thomas A. Edison in West Orange New Jersey is designated a National Historic Site. The recognition highlights Edison’s long residence and the scientific work associated with the property.
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Thomas A. Edison
West Orange
N.J
De Gaulle Faces Economics Test as France Maintains Austerity
De Gaulle rejects devaluation and presses austerity to defend the franc. France shores up 3 billion dollars in credits from nine nations including the United States, while unions threaten early 1969 wage demands as local prices rise on high octane fuel and added value taxes.
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Charles de Gaulle
Senate
Europe
de Gaulle
United States
Bonn
France
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