NAACP protests court ruling over Georgia picketing judgment
The NAACP urged the Supreme Court to reconsider an $87,793 Georgia picketing judgment saying the decision imperils its survival and the civil rights movement. It warned that the ruling could allow damaging lawsuits against the national group, its Savannah branch, and related local offices in Virginia and Philadelphia.
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Auto Industry Plans Further Cuts in Production
Detroit reports Ward's Automotive Reports says the auto industry reduced 100000 more units from schedules on top of 175000 cut two weeks earlier. May sales totaled 242407, about 33000 behind 1965, with unsold cars surpassing 1.6 million for the first time. Ward's noted the 100000 cut excludes all four major automakers.
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Wisconsin Milk Output Edges Up, Still 6 Percent Below Year
Wisconsin farms produced 1 698 000 pounds of milk in April, up from March but 6 percent below April last year. Nationally, milk production in April fell 4 percent.
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Smithsonian Nightspot Fetes Draw Elite Guests At Museum
Dr. Sidney Dillon Ripley leads a cultural shift at the Smithsonian as nightly receptions and dances draw top officials and international figures. Attendees include Ambassadors, Cabinet members, and prominent society names, with one gala held after midnight at the Museum of History and Technology. A recent critic questioned the use of museum space for a high-priced party with Moyers and Moyers figures in attendance.
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Rep Davis to Preside at Milwaukee Hearing
Rep Glenn R. Davis will preside over a June 3 Republican task force hearing in Milwaukee on urban ban problems. The day long session aims to gather facts and improve federal activity quality in the metropolitan area.
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Glenn R. Davis
R - Wis
Republican Task Force
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