Singer Ray Charles Pays Judgement For Segregation Refusal
Ray Charles, famed blind singer with million selling records, paid a $757 judgment in Fulton Civil Court in Atlanta for breach of contract after refusing to sing at a segregated Augusta dance where blacks could only attend as spectators. The case, brought by Arthur T. Wilson, claimed money spent on advertising.
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U S Eyes French Economic Plan for Growth Lessons
U S planners study France under de Gaulle as Morgan Guaranty Trust compares models. The French plan centers government guidance with industry input, aiming for stable targets and growth. US debate weighs centralized planning versus market-driven methods amid inflation and unemployment concerns.
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