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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
4
AP analysis outlines Kennedy’s push for a federal law banning discrimination by private businesses serving the public. It explains reliance on the 14th Amendment and commerce clause, noting opposition from Southern Democrats and some Republicans. The piece contrasts past court rulings with Kennedy’s plan to use federal authority to curb private bias via licensed operations.
Kennedy cites the 14th Amendment and commerce power urging Congress to prohibit discrimination by privately owned public serving establishments. He notes 1946 Supreme Court ruling against state Jim Crow in interstate buses and argues a federal law should cover businesses with substantial interstate activity.
On this date dates include 1885 Samuel D Ferguson first Negro bishop in America at Grace Church New York City. Also 1647 Margaret Brent ejected for voting rights in Maryland Assembly. 1794 Bowdoin College chartered. 1928 Kellogg plans to outlaw war. 1941 FDR offers aid to Russia. 1945 paratroopers land in Luzon.
The passage notes a fractured Congress with Southern Democrats and figures like Dirksen and Goldwater wary of a Kennedy bid. It hints that Kennedy will test support among key factions as debate intensifies.
Channel listings show NBC style bold color programs on June 24 1963 at channels 6 and 10 with Jamboree Idol Monday Movie different time slots and a mix of dramas Westerns comedies and game shows including JFK in Europe Viewpoint Adventures and The Lucy Show among others.
Evening lineup shows films and series from 5:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. including Dick Powell JFK in Europe Hawaiian Eye The Untouchables Here's Edie Red Skelton and Picture This with a mix of dramas comedies and news segments across the local station schedule.
Ed Sullivan marked 15 years in television with a 90 minute program of past appearances. The CBS special featured stars like Clark Gable, Gary Cooper, Jack Benny, and Jackie Gleason in vintage clips without the usual acts. NBC golf coverage disrupted Meet the Press and delayed programming.
Laurelville news items include social visits among Whitcraft, Nutter, Fiume, and Detty families, hospital updates for Mrs. Paul Fast and Mrs. Jones, and local 4-H Tigerettes share the Fun contest on fire safety. A census note states 14 percent of U.S. workers worked outside their home county in 1960.
Puzzle clue fragment hints at a geographic term and helper word but remains incomplete. The readable portion shows a crossword item labeled daily with theme Geo and two partial clues.
Farmers keep hog output at last year’s level as 1963 spring pig crop is projected at 50.0 million, 1% above 1962, while fall crop is expected near 44.5 million. Feed grain loans extend storage payments of 14 cents per bushel for corn held to July 31, 1964. Future Farmers of America reports record 395,812 members and rising agricultural classes in high schools. Notice of appointment: Mary Louise Sywthenville named executrix of Nellie Gertrude Ohlinger estate. claims due within four months.
Seventy six year old Dr. Arthur W. Laird received a five year probation and must reside in a home for the aged and cease practicing medicine after pleading guilty to narcotics charges. The case follows a patient death at his Cleveland Heights office on December 3. The judge considered licensing reforms and noted possible need for periodic physical and mental exams for professionals. Laird is in a Millersburg rest home. An earlier manslaughter indictment was dropped for lack of evidence. The guilty plea related to Demerol purchases without a federal narcotic stamp.
The court records first and final accounts for Noah V. Cavinee administrator of Caroline Cavinee estate Odessa M. Daubenmire guardian of the estate Glenn H. VanAtta guardian of Frank A. Judy Jr Richard C. Gerken administrator of Carol Suzanne Nangle estate and related exceptions. Hearings set for the 30th day of June with requests to file written exceptions two days prior.
The Logan Daily News editor and staff listing appears with publication details for Logan Ohio. It notes editors Miller and L. T. Webb, advertising manager, and distribution terms including carrier delivery and subscription rates.
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