Kennedy named 1963 Newsmaker by AP editors
John F. Kennedy selected as Newsmaker of 1963 by AP editors for four consecutive years. Highlights include the Berlin and Cold War events, the direct line with Khrushchev, the wheat sale to the Soviet Union, and Kennedy’s assassination in Dallas. Other winners span De Gaulle, Linus Pauling, and Jacqueline Kennedy.
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Philadelphia Narrows Blackface Ban For Mummers Parade
Philadelphia officials softened a ban on blackface by Mummers parade marchers. Recreation Commissioner Crawford urged judges not to award offensive entries while Magistrate Elias Myers had shifted from removal to a permissive stance as long as behavior remains non provocative. The NAACP plans a New Year’s Day boycott in response to the policy change.
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