Khrushchev Ouster Tops 1964 Editor Polls Across Regions
Across United States Canada and Europe editors rank Khrushchev deposed as the top 1964 story. Johnson landslide follows with Civil Rights Act and Vietnam war outcomes among the top ten. Asian editors name Khrushchev ouster first and China's nuclear test second.
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Khrushchev
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Éaane
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Britain
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Nehru
Barber Refusal Ruling Triggers Possible Sale of Shop
Madison New Jersey barber Philip Gatti defies a state order to cut hair for two African American complainants saying he may sell his shop. He questions the authority of the Civil Rights Division while civil rights leaders praise the ruling.
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Robert Burroughs
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Drew University
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Reginald Barrow
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Thomas Sellars
Gatti
George
Piaus
Civil Rights Division
Greeks Demonstrate in Nicosia for Enosis Support
Several thousand Greek Cypriot high school students demonstrated in Nicosia in support of President Makarios. They demanded self determination and enosis with Greece. Demonstrators carried placards denouncing traitors.
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Cyprus
Makarios
Greece
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