AP News Reaches 900 Million Daily Worldwide
AP News reaches more than 900 million people daily, per Wes Gallagher, AP general manager, in the 1965 annual report. He notes 3 million words travel the wires daily and outlines steps to manage the news surge, including new specialist task forces, expanded consumer coverage, and rapid satellite and wirephoto advances.
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Dred Scott Decision Rules No Federal Suit for Slavery
In 1857 the Supreme Court delivered the Dred Scott decision ruling that Dred Scott a slave under Missouri law had no constitutional right to sue for freedom in a federal court.
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