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July 14, 1963

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Historical Context for July 14, 1963

In 1963, the world population was approximately 3,192,807,828 people[โ€ ]

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Headlines from July 14, 1963

MARYLAND TROOPS MAY STAY 90 DAYS; Cambridge Finds Prospects Dim Peaceful Racial Protests to Resume MARYLAND TROOPS MAY STAY 90 DAYS

By Hedrick Smith Special To the New York Times

troops may stay 60-90 days, until referendum on charter amendment barring bias in pub accommodations; Negroes to resume demonstrations but will not direct there against Guard; hail 'impartial' attitude of troops; urge Tawes to visit city or issue order barring bias; white officials, business and pol leaders chafe under curfews, other security steps

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'Trumped-Up' Pupil Transfers Scored as Harming Integration; RACE 'RESHUFFLE' OF PUPILS SCORED Attitude of Parents Favoritism Opposed

By Leonard Buder

J P Lyford of Center for Study of Dem Insts holds decision in Morris case 'pol' one that harms integration; sees whites offering various excuses to transfer from predominantly Negro pss; cites own study of 40-block area on Manhattan W Side; says low-income Negroes are more concerned with quality of educ than racial percentages; sees gap between their aims and those of Negro leaders professing to s for them

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