Kennedy Nine Governors Discuss Rights
President Kennedy met with nine Democratic governors to discuss civil rights and policy advances. The meeting highlighted ongoing federal state cooperation amid mounting calls for desegregation and voting law reforms.
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Rome
UPI
Alda Mora
Christian Democratic Reader
Antonio Sengi
Amintore Fanfani
Paulette Elmore
Pendle
Lucy Schuyler
Mounds Rd
Corde Norrod
Clark St
Addie Poole
Hendricks St
Mary Schuck
Oak Lane
Velvin Hinéfman
Poplar St
Emma Enderson
Westfield
Community Hospital
Nellie Washburn
Alexandria
William Lees
Minnie Ball
Civil rights and federal state cooperation at governors luncheon
Governors from nine states gathered at Hospital Dismissals to discuss civil rights and unemployment as part of a push to coordinate federal and state efforts. President Kennedy, Attorney General Kennedy and White House counsel discussed incidents in the South and youth employment, area redevelopment and tax relief.
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Congress
Ihe
Illinois
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
Lee White
South
Elbert N. Carver
Delaware
Otto Kerner
Matthew £. Welsh
Indiana
Karl F. Rolvaag
Minnesota
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Frank G
Clement
Tennessee
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
John W. King
New
Hampshire
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
Kerner
Kennedy
Handley Sees Wheat Vote as Common Sense Economics
Former Indiana Gov. Harold W. Handley told Louisiana Chamber of Commerce that the national wheat referendum results reflect millions who back common sense economics. He said the repudiation of further controls signals disenchantment with a farm policy that has failed and warned against bureaucratic control of agriculture and industry.
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Handley
Baton Rouge
Indiana
Harold W. Handley
Louisiana
Chamber of Commerce
East Chicago Mill To Cost Eighty Million
CHICAGO UPL Plans announced for an $80 million sheet mill at Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co Indiana plant. Names a list of residents and their addresses connected to the report. The article notes the project cost and location with several personal names included.
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East Chicago
Chicago
UPL
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Indiana
Kennedy Signs Bill Raising Debt Ceiling
President Kennedy signed a two stage bill raising the national debt limit from 303.8 billion to 305 billion and then to 309 billion for July and August, after fast passage by Congress. Treasury Secretary Dillon signaled another increase later, as lawmakers again acted to let the government pay its bills.
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Kennedy
White House
Taena
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
hiNian
Dillon
Congress
Russia Demotes Army Officers Over Penkovsky Spy Ties
Soviet media report chief artillery marshal Sergei Varentsov stripped from post and demoted for allegedly shielding convicted spy Oleg Penkovsky. Maj Gen A Poznovny and Col V Buzinay also disciplined for handling Penkovsky materials. Penkovsky, executed in October 1962, was accused of passing secrets to an Anglo American ring. An unrelated note says Geville Wynne, British businessman, was jailed for involvement with Penkovsky.
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Moscow
UPI
Sergei Varent¢sov
Oleg Penkovsky
Tevestia
A. Poznovny
V. Buzinay
Penkovsky
Geville
Nynne
Varentsov
A. G
Nef Gorny
Wynne
Investia Intsiate
Angersun
Javestia
Varenti
Poznovny
Buzillov
BN A
Artil Eee Washington
Kenya
Michigan City
Ind
Penkovskylland
Kovsky
Horn of Africa
Ambassador to Portugal Faces Retirement Pay Loss
Washington reports Admiral George W. Anderson must forgo 15200 dollars a year in retirement pay as he takes the Lisbon ambassadorship after President Kennedy appoints him to replace the current envoy. The Navy confirms the dual compensation law would ban drawing two government stipends.
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Washington
UPD
George W. Anderson
Mille
Portugal
Anderson
Kennedy
Lisbon
Navy
Romney Eyes 1964 Presidential Run Mail Sparks Interest
Gov. George Romney said he has received heavy national mail urging a 1964 Republican presidential bid. He noted many letters urged action but he stated he is not interested in running. Also reported, US Army contracts worth about $3.5 million were awarded to two Indiana firms, including General Motors Allison Division for M-113 transmissions and Firestone Tire for rubber tracked shoe assemblies.
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Mich
UPI
George Romney
Washington
Indiana
Allison Division
General Motors Corp
Indianapolis
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Noblesville
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Markleville
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Morton St
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