Cambridge Deciding Today On Public Accommodations Vote
Cambridge voters go to the polls next Tuesday to decide a public accommodations amendment to the city charter requiring service to Negroes. National Guard troops monitor tensions as 1,200 black voters join a 5,200 turnout in a race seen as pivotal for ending or extending the imposed martial conditions.
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Dorchester County Debates Amendment Welfare Promises
Voters hear claims of vote buying and threats around a welfare amendment. Proponents argue it serves general welfare and economic needs, while opponents label it spineless and fear race tensions. Demonstrations arise as pre election tensions mount in Dorchester County.
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Nixon moves again as he signals not running
Richard Nixon, 55, says he is not running for any office in 1964 yet remains active in public life. He plans speeches, writing, and attending the Republican convention while guiding party thought from behind the scenes, keeping options open if support shifts.
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Supreme Court Asked to Rule on Federal Powers in Districting Suit
The Justice Department filed a friend of the court brief as the Supreme Court considers whether federal courts can hear cases challenging congressional district boundaries. The case involves two travelers in Atlanta who allege they were denied voting power, after a district court dismissed their complaint. The brief signals the court's openness to federal review of state legislagislation maps.
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