Supreme Court ends term with major civil rights and libel rulings
The court closed until October in a windup session that struck down New York electronic eavesdropping and Virginia antimiscegenation laws. Chief Justice Warren led decisions on press freedom, criminal procedure, and civil rights including King Jr. contempt convictions. Justice Clark retires.
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Nasser's Debacle Threatens Egypt With Starvation Civil Conflict
Cairo dispatch reports President Nasser has failed in Sinai and faces economic collapse. Egypt risks famine as Suez revenues dry up and oil imports rise, with potential internal rifts among allies and a heavy foreign debt. The piece cites casualties, oil loss, and possible Chinese aid amid U.S. and Soviet tension.
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Countdown Starts For Mariner 5 Venus Probe
Launch crews prepare to lift Mariner 5 toward Venus with a 1 47 a m edt liftoff aboard an Atlas Agena booster. The mission aims to probe Venus atmosphere for signs of life while comparing with the Soviet Venus 4 venture and past Mariner results.
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Fourth Circuit Refuses Involuntary School Integration Plea
The 4th U S Circuit Court of Appeals rejected involuntary pupil and teacher assignments to force racial mixing in Charles City and New Kent counties. It sent the case back for a more specific district court order on faculty desegregation with guidance from the New Orleans circuit. The judges urged district courts to require boards to pursue substantial faculty desegregation in as many schools as possible in the coming year.
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