New Orleans Judge Wright Nervous Energy On First Day
US Associates describe Wright, the youngest federal judge at 49, as nervous yet capable on his first day in office. He notes the pressure of Fate and his duty to proceed, citing his long career and the complexities of integrating schools and handling cases swiftly.
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Student Last Heard From While In Israel
Oxford University student John Womack, 23, last heard from nearly a month ago in Israel while touring Europe and the Middle East. His parents and the State Department are pressing for a check on his welfare as they await further word. The fragment also notes mink skins for a coat as a distant aside.
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Businessmen Look For Upward Trend
New York AP notes businessmen expect a cautious summer rally fading into a steadier fall. Optimists foresee an uptick as credit eases and inventories rise, while skeptics warn about weak steel demand and consumer restraint. Markets show uncertainty with a sluggish spring-to-summer rally and potential late-year adjustments.
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Beatnik Exodus Mirrors San Francisco Scene Shift
North Beach fades as original beatniks flee to Venice New Orleans and beyond while newcomers, driven by fashion and crowds, reshape the district into a gaudy nightlife hub. The exodus prompts debate over meaning of beatnik culture and a search for authenticity amid changing crowds. Nearby Cuba's oil politics unfold with refinery ownership and Soviet tankers altering supply.
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Benson Urges Pride in U S Food Aid Efforts
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson told a White House conference that Americans can be proud of sharing food abundance with the needy abroad but stressed the need for more help. He noted seven fiscal years of food aid totaling 814 billion dollars and urged expanding development and agricultural assistance for developing economies. He spoke as private welfare groups joined government agencies in distributing aid.
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