Appeals Court overturns Shelton contempt conviction
The U S Court of Appeals split 2 1 finding the subpoena invalid while ruling the contempt of Congress charges against Robert Shelton former New York Times copy reader were not grounded in constitutional rights. The panel signaled the First Amendment issues but left open further actions by the Justice Department.
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Wilbur K. Miller
Wright
Shelton
Matilda Landsman
Supreme Court
Leonard P. Walsh
Justice Department
Protest against blackface in Philadelphia Mummers parade
CORE and the Committee for Freedom Now threaten to halt the New Year's Day Mummers parade with a human barricade if any marchers appear in blackface. City sponsors the event with prizes for humor, costuming, and music. Stanley Branche leads the Chester group alongside Philadelphia CORE chair Louis Smith in demanding an end to blackface portrayals.
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Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Committee For Freedom Now
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Branche
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Civil rights contingents prepare to join parade protests
CORE officials warned that if a showdown occurs in the streets, civil rights contingents from other cities and towns will join the demonstrations. The event centers on parade actions and potential clashes, signaling broader support.
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Thetreets
Nixon Happy As A Lawyer
Two New York papers report Richard Nixon content with his new career as a New York lawyer. Nixon calls New York the fastest track for corporate and international law and says he has no immediate plans for another presidential bid. He enjoys walking his dogs in Central Park across from his handsome $106,000 home.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Nixon
Central Park
Nixon enjoys life away from politics as 51st birthday nears
The Times and Herald Tribune note Richard Nixon, turning 51 on January 9, spends time at Fifth Avenue apartments and attending Broadway shows and concerts. They say he plans limited public speeches, has no research staff, and no advance copies for reporters, suggesting an unusual campaign approach. In Moscow, Father Frost prepares gifts for about 800,000 children at New Year parties.
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the Herald-Tribune
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Santa Claus
Smoking May Impair High School Students’ Minds
New York biology teacher George E. Caraker of Eastridge High School in Rochester reported at the 130th meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science that a survey of smokers and non smokers in an unidentified high school found smokers tending to be poorer students. He warned smoking could affect memory and intelligence through toxins absorbed into the bloodstream, while noting links to physical disease are also widely believed.
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New York
George E. Caraker
Eastridge High School
Rochester
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Cerebrum
Caraker
Tobacco Industry
Incomplete OCR Science Note on Disease Cause
Fragmentary text discusses causation in disease science and industry views. Mentions ancient Cypriot evidence and tweezers removing whiskers as a questionable practice. Lacks clear event, person, or outcome for a full news card.
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