Martin Luther King Jr Named Time Man of the Year 1963
Time Magazine named Martin Luther King Jr Man of the Year for 1963 describing him as the symbol of the Negro revolution and the voice of the Negro people and the conscience of whites. The piece notes King led the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and dominated the year’s news. Pope John XXIII was the 1962 pick and John Kennedy the 1963 choice prior to King.
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Rep Joe Martin Hit By Virus In Capitol Hospital Stay
Former House Speaker Joe Martin of Massachusetts remains under observation after a mild fever and a hospital visit for a touch of virus. Capitol physician Dr George W Calver said he expects Martin could be back on the floor for today’s token congressional session. Martin, 79, was driven by ambulance Sunday to Naval Hospital Bethesda as a precaution. he lives alone in Maryland suburbs of Washington and would have trouble caring for himself while ill.
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Tunney's Son Enters California Congressional Race
John V. Tunney, 24, Riverside attorney, plans to seek the Democratic nomination for California's 38th District in Congress. He announced the move after a Palm Springs party honoring his father, former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney, who urged nomination and election.
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Kennedy Family Mass in Palm Beach Reflects on Kennedy Image
Mrs Kennedy attends private Mass at Joseph Kennedy Sr. home in Palm Beach guided by Cardinal Cushing who brought Pope Paul VI's message. John Jr and Caroline were guarded by Secret Service as photographers were kept away. Later Cushing urged Castro to seek democratic reform for a just society.
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Khrushchev Sees New Peace Hope Aids Forecast
Khrushchev in a year end broadcast spoke of new peace hopes and tied future growth to an $11 billion tax cut. He predicted a 1964 GNP above $620 billion with 5 percent real growth and higher corporate profits if the tax cut passes. He urged arms restraint and urged steps toward disarmament and peaceful cooperation.
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Johnson, Khrushchev meet on budget and peace plan
In Johnson City Texas President Johnson held budget talks with top military leaders and economic advisers to argue for trimming defense outlays toward about 51 billion dollars. Khrushchev hailed peaceful cooperation and urged mutual understandings, noting Kennedy’s policy should continue.
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Senate Grants Final OK to Foreign Aid Measure
The Senate approved the conference report on the foreign aid measure amid partisan debate. Major points included a four hour limit and a $700-plus credit sale to the Soviet bloc. Senators Mansfield and Inouye pressed for urgent action, while Hruska and colleagues urged delaying until the new session.
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