Kennedy named 63 newsmaker of the year by AP editors
The Associated Press poll of editors, broadcasters and reporters names John F. Kennedy as 1963s top newsmaker. De Gaulle tops foreign affairs while Linus Pauling, Keith Funston and James Hoffa win in science, business and labor. Jacqueline Kennedy is cited as woman newsmaker.
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Modified Blackface Ban Sparks Philadelphia Parade Debate
Philadelphia officials and parade leaders clashed over blackface in the Mummers parade. Recreation Commissioner Crawford urged patrols not to award offensive entries while Magistrate Elias Myers softened the ban, saying participants should simply avoid insulting others. The Philadelphia NAACP announced a boycott of the New Year parade amid the dispute.
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