Supreme Court strengthens press watchdog role in libel ruling
The Supreme Court voided a $500,000 libel award against The New York Times from Alabama officials over a full page ad during school integration. Justice Brennan said public officials must prove actual malice to win libel damages, reinforcing First Amendment protections and safeguarding a robust press against chilling suits.
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Harrison EB. Salisbury
Winter Ends With Optimism For Business, Consumers
New York AP reports the last day of winter brings steadier business and brighter prospects. Manufacturing output and retail sales improve while prices rise for some industrial materials. Consumer confidence remains high as tax changes and tariffs loom, with January construction up 20 percent from a year ago. Strong foreign and gold market activity influence the outlook.
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Tore Ornery
Internal Revenue Service
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U.S
Soviet Union
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Steel Industry
Motorola Test Battle Sparks FEPC Clash in Chicago
The piece frames a showdown between private industry and government over hiring tests. Motorola defends its ability test as race neutral and asserts the FEPC demands its abandonment. The author links this to broader civil rights debates and voluntary employer resistance in Chicago.
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Congress
Discrimination Debate Sparks Calls for Shakedown Action
The writer denounces hiring based on race or merit as discriminatory and warns of a looming crackdown. A Chicago Black organization faces an investigation for alleged protection rackets and alleged demands to hire a percentage of African Americans, backed by a government empowered commission.
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Chicago
Capone
Seven Teens Charged in $1000 Burglary Spree
In Franklin Township police arrested seven teenage boys for two January burglaries at Jacob J Weiggel s garage netting about 1000 dollars in oil and cars. Richard Lewandowski 18 and Frank Soboski Jr 17 face court while the others go to the juvenile division. Troopers Daloise Babik and Cpl Davidson investigated the January 22 and 28 break ins. Most of the loot was recovered including items found in Soboski s garage. Lewandowski and Soboski to be arraigned before Peace Justice Esther Meeder.
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Leonard Daloise
Gabriel Babik
Ted Davidson
Girard Peace
Esther Meeder
Nab 5 In Dunkirk For Gambling
New York State Police from Westfield arrested five Dunkirk men and a Fredonia man in a statewide gambling raid. Salvatore Musiato Ferdinand Latona Joseph W. Conigilio Philip G. Gauther Michael A. Zajas and Edwin J. Lipka were charged with bookmaking Lipka also charged with running a gambling establishment. Latona and Conigilio were taken from Latona's home while others were taken at the Chautauqua Appliance store. Bonds set at $200 cash for hearings in Dunkirk City Court before Judge August Jankowski.
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Predonia
Salvatore Musiato
Ferdinand Latona
Joseph W. Conigilio
Fredonia
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Michael A. Zajas
Edwin J.lipka
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Cigarette Controversy Flares as White House Delays Policy
Editor notes Drew Pearson column reports President Johnson delaying tobacco policy until government agencies review Surgeon General Luther Terry's cigarette report. New York committee links smoking to mass deaths. Mayor Wagner's wife died of lung cancer, fueling attack on cigarettes. Billy Graham jokes with John Glenn amid rumors of Glenn entering politics and a head injury in Ohio primaries. Glenn's hospital stay and rumors about his campaign persist, though doctors say balance issues only. The piece ends mid-sentence with the Beech- pilot detail ongoing.
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Luther Terry
Belives Terry
White House
Trials of flight and political bravado in 1960s Florida
A pilot reports unsafe conditions at Trevner and Ocean Reef airstrips near Miami, alleging anti Jewish hostility at Ocean Reef. He escapes a dangerous night landing and warns of lighting, terrain and nautical hazards. Separately, Senate figures Hugh Scott and Carl Curtis face pressure over the Bobby Baker inquiry and questions about call girls. Kennedy orders restraint on a publication date.
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Pennsylvania
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
GOP
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Baker
Sanparaesee
Mde
Knownson
Ca.m. Eral
Robert Kennedy
President objects to indiscriminate wiretaps in Las Vegas
President agrees with Senator Cannon that Justice Department phone taps on Las Vegas businessmen went too far. He argues that Attorney General and federal agents overstep in wiretapping. Bobby Baker says he will not publish his inside Senate book before the election.
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D-Nev
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Las Vegas
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Bobby Baker
Senate
Pa Girl Among Wreckage Of Eastern Jet Crash
The body of three year old Gabrielle Brigon from Lancaster Pa was identified among the Lake Pontchartrain crash wreckage of an Eastern Airlines jetliner that occurred February 25. Her parents and brother were aboard and identified earlier, bringing total identified to 20 with 38 still unaccounted.
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Lancaster
Eastern Air Lines
Lake Pontehartrain
Gabrielle Brigon
Corry Evening Journal Publisher and staff list
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including Publisher George R Sample General Manager William Eaton City Editor Hasbrouck Advertising Manager John McLaughlin Foreman G T Bergman Production Manager and notes on Associated Press rights. It cites mailing rates and restricted territory terms for subscriptions and single copies.
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George R. Sample
William Eaton
Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
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