Equality Before The Law In Racial Unrest Across Nation
The piece contrasts reactions to two riots one in Hermosa Beach California and another in Jackson Mississippi. It cites Kennedy civil rights stance and CORE NAACP leaders urging ongoing demonstrations while urging equal policing of riots. It argues law enforcement must treat riots regardless of participant race to preserve unity.
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United States
Kennedy
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Los Angeles Times
Morrie Ryskind
Hermosa Beach
California
Wilkins
NAACP
Jackson
Jackson Mov
Kennedy European tour may shape realignment in West
The article argues Kennedy’s Europe trip aims to ease US relations but may influence Europe toward left leaning cabinets. Italy faces center shift with Segni and Leone. Adenauer’s successor Erhard seen as untested, Brandt gains sway. Britain’s unstable scene follows the Profumo crisis and Wilson’s US invite. De Gaulle remains the sole solid conservative, with Bonn talks possibly preserving conservative balance.
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Kennedy
Europe
West Germany
Italy
Ireland
England
United States
Antonio Segni
Christian Democratic Party
Giovanni Leone
Aldo Moro
Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Willi Brandt
Berlin
de Gaulle
Bonn
Erhard
Recall of 1953 East Berlin riots underscores aid gaps
The piece notes Western reluctance to aid anti Castro and links it to June 1953 East Berlin unrest. It recalls thousands of workers who attacked Soviet buildings while outside help was absent, and the subsequent reassertion of the East Berlin regime as Soviet forces moved to quell the revolt.
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United States
Britain
Europe
Ers
East Berlin
Red Army
Inconsistent Rulings On Integrated Public Facilities
The article reviews conflicting Supreme Court behavior on race in public spaces, focusing on Norfolk Virginia restrooms in a 1959 case. It contrasts federal insistence on equal protection with local autonomy and cites Pennsylvania v Williams and other rulings.
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Supreme Court
United States District Court
Norfolk
Supreme Court of the United States
Appeals Court
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Williams
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Department of Justice
Virginia
The Fruitcake Fringe Of Nuts In Goldwater’s Campaign
This column labels a fringe of alarmists as nutty and describes how Goldwater’s campaign managers aim to detach him from those radicals. It lists figures from the National Education Association and Liberal Papers authors, ADA supporters, and other intellectuals blamed for stoking anti Americanism and fear.
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John Birch Society
Committee For Constitutional Action
CCA
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Tom Kuchel
Kuchel
National Education Association
John McCornally
David Riesman
Harvard
Moscow
David Warburg
Arthur Waskow
Bertrand Russell
Flagrant Examples Of Vote Fraud Exposed Across States
The report highlights alleged vote fraud in Chester Pennsylvania where one man reportedly voted 43 times across two elections, Philadelphia where a person cast 327 ballots in one day, and Texas where thousands of ballots for a Republican were discarded. It notes Congressional efforts by Bill Cramer to extend Civil Rights Commission reach, opposition from Rep. Celler and other leaders, and recalls past cases including ballot-stuffing murder exposure. It discusses evolving fraud techniques, paper ballots versus machines, and safeguards against tampering.
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Chester
Philadelphia
Colorado County
Tex
Cook County
Ill
Bill Cramer
The
Civil Rights Commission
Cramer
Emanuel Celler
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
Holtzman
New York
Rodino
New Jersey
Toll
Pennsylvania
House Rules Committee
Brooklyn
Smith
Rayburn
Florida
Kennedy
Byron White
Justice Department
White
Supreme Court
Don Mellett
Canton
Ohio
Daily News
Chicago
Today in History June 24 1963 175th day highlights
On this date Henry Ward Beecher born in 1813 and explorer John Cabot reached North America in 1497. A thought credits Stendhal who wrote solitude can gain many things except character. The entry notes planetary positions with Venus Jupiter Saturn and Mars visible.
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Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Henry Ward Beecher
John Cabot
North America
Henri Beyle Stendahl
Ringworm Study Among London Schoolboys Reveals Transmission
London dermatologists studied 400 boys aged 13 to 18 in boarding houses. Among 271 with toe skin abnormalities only half were fungal. microscopic tests on toe scrapings proved essential before diagnosing ringworm. Visible fungi appeared in 123 old students and 3 new ones, with 18 boys harboring fungi despite no lesions. Six months later 16 of 18 showed early ringworm signs. Fungi persisted on skin and spread via barefoot contact on wet floors, especially showers and pools. Treatments varied with undecylenic acid aerosol leading at 87.8 percent, Whitfield’s ointment 86.5 percent, Teoquil gel and powder lagging. Prevention advised thorough drying after bathing, salicylic acid powder, and slippers to avoid wet floors.
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London
Whitfield
When Do Body Organs Begin to Age and Decline
A reader asks when organs peak and start aging. The reply notes aging begins at birth with varying rates between individuals and organs, and that overall knowledge is limited. The page also covers mental and physical health in infants, lung lobes, tooth impaction, and cautions against drinking sea water.
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G.C.R
Monroe News-Star Establishes Heritage and Staff Lineup
The Monroe News-Star announces its daily publication by the News-Star- World Publishing Corporation with staff including Publisher Robert Ewing Jr and Edmund G. Brown as assistant general manager. It notes association with The Associated Press and lists multiple national advertising reps. The paper brands itself as independent and committed to impartial news.
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Joan DO
Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe
News-Star- World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Pat Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Maj
Jack Gates
Bert Hatten
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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