National Window Negro Leaders Oppose U S Congo Policy
United Press International reports that U S and Belgian rescue efforts in the Congo collapsed under international and domestic pressure. Afro American leaders urged President Johnson to back the Organization of African Unity and oppose Tshombe, labeling him a colonial instrument. Leaders named include Farmer Height King Randolph Wilkins Young and organizations CIC EQ and NAACP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Congo
Johnson
United States
Belgium
Moise Tshombe
Organization of African Unity
OFU
Tshombe
LBJ
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Dorothy I. Height
National Council of Negro Women
Martin Luther King
A. Phillip Randolph
Negro-American Labor Council
Roy A. Wilkins
NAACP
Whitney Young Jr
National Urban League
De Gaulle's Grandeur Policy Sparks French Discontent
President Charles de Gaulle enjoys a comfortable majority yet faces broad unhappiness. Businessmen complain of anti inflation measures, workers balk at wage caps in state industries, and allies resist his nuclear program. Critics accuse the five year plan and arms drive of hampering the economy and delaying growth. Farmers also object to stalled price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles de Gaulle
Chamber of Deputies
France
de Gaulle
U.N. Calm Eases as Rusk Seeks Broad Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, amid a U.N. debt and voting dispute, meets foreign ministers including those from Nationalist China Nigeria Romania Brazil Dahomey Greece and Japan envoy Shiina, aiming to widen talks to disarmament and trade and to allow freer dialogue with Gromyko and others. Meanwhile in France a milk strike and rising living costs trigger protests from 1.5 million state workers and a stalled economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Dean Rusk
U.N
U.N. Assembly
Phoumi Nosavan
Laos
Rusk
U.S
United Nations
China
Nigeria
Romania
Brazil
Dahomey
Greece
Etsusaburo Shiina
the Waldorf
Thant
Russia
United States
Britain
France
France faces five year plan critics amid economic worries
Opponents of the government program say the five year plan does not advance public housing and road projects. They argue austerity measures ignore obsolete machinery and a dated distribution system. The concerns extend beyond France to its European Common Market partners. A downturn could affect the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Creative Teens Win CINE Film Honors in Washington
Nine youths from seven states won CINE awards for teen made films in a 1963 contest. Winners include Alfred Lowenhein 16 from New Jersey for The Bench, Albert J. Shde Jr. of Nutley for a tour of the capital, Martin Pearson 18 of Bethesda for an infinity teaching film, and others from New Jersey, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia. The event, organized with Eastman Kodak, CINE, and the University Film Foundation, marked the first teen honors in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Committee On International Nontheatrical Events
CINE
Washington, D.C
U.S
Alfred Lowenhein
Plainfield
N.J
Albert J. Shde, Jr
Nutley
Larry Klobukowski
West Allis
Wisc
Jamien Morehouse
Mollie Flecher
Lexington
Morehouse
Burton Peterson
St. Albans
W. Va
Eastman Kodak Company
University Film Foundation
University Film Producers Assn
Special Education In Urban Planning Urged
Victor Gruen argues for a new urban sciences department combining political and economic factors with planning. He cites fragmented training among architects, traffic engineers, and economists and highlights his work on Northland, Southdale, Ft Worth revitalization, Midtown Plaza, and Fresno core-area conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
New York
Victor Gruen
Gruen
Victor Gruen Associates
Archi
Los Angeles
Northland
Detroit
Southdale
Minneapolis
City of
Ft. Worth
Midtown Plaza
Rochester
N.Y
Fresno
Calif
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Mass
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MAX Oil Service
Benmont Ave
Redemption Center
No. Bennington Road
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Grand Union
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Paul’s
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Thomas Demarco
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Wassick’s Shell
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Depot & Hunts
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Manchester Center
Johnson Shell
Senacal’s Shell Station Rt. 7
Et’s
Esso Rt
West Arlington
Wayside Country Store
Wilmington
H. F. Barber & Son
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Cal's Svc
Chapman
Cambridge
Kelly’s Mobil Soc
Rts
Hoosick Falls
Buckley & Sons Fuel
Elm St
Hoosick Falls Cleaners
John St
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Wood Oil Co
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