Supreme Court overturns South Carolina protest conviction
In a 1963 ruling, Chief Justice Warren and Justices Black, Douglas, Harlan, Brennan, White, Goldberg join Stewart in invalidating arrests and fines against demonstrators for peaceful protest. Clark dissents, noting rights to peaceful assembly. Prosecutors cited disturbances. police urged dispersal. demonstrators faced fines and jail terms across age groups.
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Kennedy Target of Journalist Kennedy Target
Arthur Krock of the New York Times accuses the Kennedy administration of managing the news to its advantage with boldness and cynicism. He blames the press itself for any presidential successes and cites social flattery and selective interviews as tools. White House offers no immediate comment.
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Arthur Krock
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New York Times
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White House
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Subcommittee On Freedom of Information
Tar Heels Sell North Carolina in New York
In New York City Gov. Terry Sanford leads more than 800 Tar Heel business leaders at a Sales Executives Club rally at the Roosevelt Hotel. Sanford will discuss industrial advantages and meet NC alumni before a 2:30 p.m. press conference.
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New York City
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North Carolina State College Alumni Association
Harry R. White
Sales Executives Club
Kennedy Seeks Tax Cut Ahead of Revisions
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass a tax cut of at least 10 billion dollars this year even if his proposed revisions are dropped. He said a straight rate cut of 13 billion dollars could be acceptable and emphasized the bill's primacy for growth, addressing about 300 bankers and analysts at the ABA event.
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Brakeman Killed Under Freight Car Near Spartanburg
Brakeman J. C. Roberts 22 of Asheville N C was crushed to death beneath a Southern Railway freight car at Inman early today He died in Mary Black Hospital emergency room about 6 am five minutes after the body was brought by ambulance Investigating officers Lt Hamp Reid Coroner George Adams ambulance operators said they found Roberts under the wheel and spent seven minutes freeing him by cutting away clothing and backing the train prior to transport to the hospital.
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Hamp Reid
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Tax hikes threaten Kennedy tax cut gains in 1963 64
Rising state local and Social Security taxes may offset much of President Kennedy's proposed tax cuts. A $2.2 billion Social Security rise on Jan 1 and a $500 million postal increase on Jan 7 offset most of the $3.1 billion in individual and corporate tax savings for 1963, with 33 states already boosting taxes and more considering levies.
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Dirksen Says Four U S Fliers Died At Bay of Pigs
Senate Republicans assert four American airmen died in the Bay of Pigs invasion with planes not bearing U S markings. Dirksen plans to share findings with Senator Stennis as a subcommittee check on Cuba’s Soviet linked strength moves forward.
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Bay of Pigs
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D-Pa
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ECM nations strike back at France over Africa aid delays
In Brussels the European Common Market ministers push back at France after vetoing Britain’s entry. Italy and the Netherlands refuse to sign a new African trade and aid treaty, deferring a $730 million fund plan while blocs voice tensions. Countries seek Middle East pacts and Turkish association with the market.
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Togolese Detail Race Troubles in Europe
Four Togolese students report Bulgarian authorities blocked exit funds and visas for Africans in Sofia after a February 12 protest. About 120 Africans have left Sofia for home or Western Europe while others remain stranded unable to pay fares or receive diplomatic help.
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Bulgarian School For Midwives
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Seth Doe-Bruce
Konrad Dogbe
Togo
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