Savio Loses Last Appeal in Berkeley Sit-In Case
The Supreme Court refused to review Mario Savio and 564 demonstrators jailed for the 1964 Free Speech Movement sit-in at UC Berkeley. The decision leaves in place the sentences, including jail terms for 11 demonstrators. Savio, then 24, was a movement leader.
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Reies Tijerina
New Mexico
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World Today sees bombing of Viet Nam power plant
U S jet bombers pounded a North Vietnamese power plant near Thanh Yen and railed north of Hanoi to hit rail yards as Air Force and Navy crews joined in raids. In South Vietnam light fighting persisted with a Viet Cong assault on a U S base camp and civilian casualties reported.
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New York Times
Shaw Loses Ruling in Plot Trial Fight
New Orleans criminal court denies Clay Shaw's bid to inspect records of Truth and Consequences of New Orleans, Inc. the private group funding Jim Garrison's Kennedy assassination probe. Judge Hagerty orders a sealed membership list while noting Shaw faces trial likely in August or September.
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Clay L. Shaw
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Kennedy
Garrison
Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Truth and Consequences of New Orleans, Inc
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Truth and Consequences
Jude
Major Supreme Court Rulings Highlight Civil Rights and Free Speech
The Supreme Court issued key decisions on racial marriage bans, civil rights protest legality, and public figures in libel cases. It upheld labor strike rights, rejected lineups without counsel, ruled eavesdropping unconstitutional, and reviewed obscenity standards while declining to block Cassius Clay’s draft case.
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Martin Luther King
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Cassius Clay
Ballantine's Scotch Ad Fits Into Dad's Attache Case
A marketing note touts Ballantine's authentic Scotch taste and easy neighborhood purchase. It highlights a rectangular bottle that fits in a dad's attache case, cash payment, and smooth, classic scotch flavor.
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Ballantine
Dad
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