Kennedy Aids Latin America Faces Mixed Views On Progress
The Alliance for Progress, a ten year U S program started by Kennedy, has spent 2 5 billion and reports gains including 15 million fed, 900 health centers, and 4 million books published while critics cite uncoordinated implementation. Brazil Haiti and Colombia show divergent results with Colombia praised for reforms and housing, Brazil in inflationary spiral, Haiti cut from aid lists.
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Plumbers Reject Fresh Wage Offer in Minnesota Strike
A five week old Mid state plumbers strike in St. Cloud ends weekend talks as Local 308 votes 58 to 10 against a 50 cent hourly raise spread over 25 years. Many members work on regional plumbing construction jobs. Strike began July 16 against the Mid state Plumbing Contractors Association.
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Stripper Lili St. Cyr Robbed Before Las Vegas Engagement
Hollywood police report burglars stole at least 16000 dollars worth of furs wigs costume jewelry and other items from stripper Lili St Cyr's Hollywood Hills home over the weekend but she will still proceed with a Las Vegas engagement saying she hopes she does not catch cold.
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March on Washington Gets Hollywood Stars Support
Hollywood figures including Charlton Heston James Garner and Marlon Brando back the Washington march. An estimated 100000 to 250000 people are expected Aug 28 to press for civil rights. Belafonte Ferrer Poitier Wilder Peck and publicly named others plan to attend.
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Montoya Announces Candidacy for U.S. Senate in 1964
Rep Joseph Montoya of New Mexico declares for the U.S. Senate at a Sunday rally, citing a long battle ahead. He is serving his fourth House term and would face Sen Edwin Mechem if he clinches the Democratic nomination.
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Economy ZigS Not Zags Dip in July Production Surprises
July output in steel and autos fell while overall industrial production rose to a record, aided by strength in services, trades, construction, and consumer goods. Employment held steady, retail sales expanded across districts, and public projects kept building activity high as investors expect annual GDP around 580 billion and perhaps 590 billion.
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Goldwater weighing test ban vote impact on 1964 bid
Senator Barry Goldwater debates the limited nuclear test ban treaty amid campaign stakes in 1964. He may vote against the pact to sharpen foreign policy contrasts with President Kennedy, or back it if subcommittee reports favorably.
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Science Develops Nonoperative Pile Treatment
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne, discovered by a world famous research institute, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual reduction with thorough relief, with testimonials claiming piles have ceased to be a problem. Preparation H is now sold as suppository or ointment.
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Jerusalem Feels Slight 3.5 Quake on Local Scale
A minor earthquake rattled the Jerusalem area on Sunday. Geology Institute officials reported a magnitude of 3.5 on a 12 point scale. The tremor was felt across the Israeli sector with no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
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Syrians Fire Twice on Israeli Workers Near Huleh
Syrian troops opened automatic fire twice on Israeli workers near the reclaimed Huleh area in the upper Jordan Valley. An Israeli army patrol returned the fire. No casualties were reported on the Israeli side.
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Meredith Becomes First Negro Graduate of Ole Miss
James Meredith attains the University of Mississippi degree amid national attention and local tension. The ceremony cost an estimated five million dollars in soldiers and U S marshals, with Meredith and 279 other graduates marching to Pomp and Circumstance. Governor Barnett opposed the event almost to its end as crowds observed in quiet contrast to last year's riot.
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