Negro Recruitment Starts at Boston Bank Policy
In Boston the First National Bank of Boston adopts a broad scale recruitment campaign to hire qualified Negroes in clerical, professional and managerial roles. CORE organized protests two months earlier, but negotiations led to the new policy and bank officials say the dispute is ended.
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Atheist Loses Plea To Drop 'Under God' From Pledge
Baltimore Board of Education denied Madalys Murray's bid to remove the words under God from the Pledge of Allegiance. The superintendent said the board lacks authority to change it and the pledge will continue as prescribed by law. Murray, an atheist, vowed to sue in Baltimore Circuit Court and said she would press for church state separation.
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Senate approves tighter pesticide safety measure in Senate
The Senate adopted a Ribicoff backed bill requiring pesticide makers to prove safety before marketing. It ends the right to market poisons under challenge and overrides a House secrecy amendment, sending the measure back for House concurrence in minor changes.
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Goldwater Man Raps Saltonstall On Endorsement
Lloyd B. Waring, Goldwater campaign chairman in Massachusetts, blasted Senator Leverett Saltonstall for endorsing a slate of Republican national convention delegates. Waring, also a candidate, opposes C. Henry Glovsky and Frank Giles, with Giles indicted for larceny and conflict of interest. Saltonstall had endorsed Grover Sky’s slate, which Waring called outrageous and said Saltonstall should stay neutral. In Kenya, Peter Hughes won the East African Safari driving a Ford Cortina GT, with Erik Carlsson and Gunnar Paim second in a Saab. Carlsson’s wife Pat Moss finished ninth, all driving Saabs. No American cars or drivers were in the top 10.
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Foote Seeks Republican Nomination for Vermont Governor
Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote of Vermont announced his bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. He framed his run as a response to what he called a lack of leadership in Democratic Gov. Philip H. Hoff’s administration and urged adoption of his legislative program by the Republican legislature. Foote is serving his second term as lieutenant governor.
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Mobil Economy Run Road Test of Gasoline Performance
The Mobil Economy Run is described as the world’s greatest road test of gasoline performance. It follows a rugged route through mountain roads open desert stretches heavy traffic and varied weather to compare fuel efficiency across brands.
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