Birmingham Sets Sept Desegregation Of High Schools
United Press International reports Birmingham Alabama moves to integrate high schools in 15 days with classes set to begin September 4. The plan covers partial 12th grade integration, with other Alabama cities Mobile Huntsville and Tuskegee also pursuing desegregation plans in September under federal orders, as courts oversee broader reforms.
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Alabama
Mobile
Clarence Allgood
Birmingham
Huntsville
Tuskegee
Tuskegee Institute
Birmingham City
Segregation Debates Hit Alabama City Demands in Birmingham
Mayor Albert Boutwell declares integration to proceed while warning against further violence. Birmingham, once the site of the era's most violent anti segregation demonstrations, saw a biracial committee attempt to foster lasting racial peace amid steel town tensions.
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Birmingham
Albert Boutwell
Watered Consumer Bill Intact by 17 17 Vote
Massachusetts Senate refuses to reconsider last week action on Gov Peabody’s watered down Consumers' Council bill. The Kenneally motion to revisit failed on a 17 to 17 roll call, leaving the bill intact.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Senate
Gov. Peabody
Consumers’ Council
George V. Kenneally
U S Deficit In Payments Takes Jump
The United States balance of payments deficit rose to a record annual rate of 3.2 billion in the second quarter 1964, driven mainly by capital flowing abroad. The rise widens the gap from earlier estimates and underscores a worsening international payments picture noted by President Kennedy in a message to Congress.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
Congress
Twist kills teen in Wuppertal cabaret
Police say Heidemarie Klostermann, 17, died after dancing the twist for hours at a Wuppertal cabaret. Other dancers reported she suddenly collapsed Sunday night. A doctor ruled the death a heart attack.
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Wuppertal
Germany
UPI
Heidemarie Klostermann
Decorator Scott Offers Convenient Appointment Times
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Scott
Mr. Scott
State Board Calls for Action on School Racial Imbalance
Massachusetts Board of Education urged immediate steps to end de facto segregation in public schools as NAACP pickets rallied in Boston outside the School Committee offices. The clash stems from months of dispute over alleged racial imbalance in the Boston schools, which the committee denies addressing. Louise Day Hicks led the Boston School Committee in resisting the board’s directive.
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Massachusetts Board of Education
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Boston School Committee
NAACP
Boston Public Schools
Board of Education
Louise Day Hicks
Postal Zones and Intercup Pricing Summary
Postal zones show rates 2.20 5.63 10.70 and 20.90 for Intercup. Berk. the note references multiple zone costs and a request for clarification on applicable charges. The fragment suggests a pricing or postal logistics context with unspecified entities.
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Intercup
Berk
MTA forms new real estate department amid probe
Boston UP I report says the Metropolitan Transit Authority creates a dedicated real estate unit after revealing a personal real estate venture by MTA general manager Thomas J. McLernon and general counsel Edward F. McLaughlin. The move seeks to isolate real estate work and is under review for possible punitive action with a Thursday meeting expected. Frederick J. Sheehan will head the new department, reporting to the trustees.
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Boston
UPI
Metropolitan Transit Authority
MTA
Thomas J. McLernon
General Coun
Edward F. McLaughlin
William J. Fitzgerald
Melernon
McLaughlin
Waltham
Fitzgerald
McLernon
Daniel Tyler Jr
Fitzgeradn
Tyler
Frederick J. Sheehan
Weymouth
Board of Trustees
McLernon and McLaughlin
Massachusetts
House Votes Veterans' Bin Increased Aid
The House approved two bills to raise benefits for veterans widows and provide education allowances for children of permanently disabled veterans. The widow benefit would rise to $120 monthly plus 12 percent of the veteran’s basic pay, costing about $779,000 yearly and affecting about 122,700 widows. The education aid offers $110 monthly for up to 36 months for about 2,000 students, with an initial year cost of $3.3 million. Both measures passed by voice vote and move to the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Rep
Teague
Boston Asks Probe Of Redevelopment
Boston city council voted 5-4 to ask a U S Senate subcommittee to investigate the Boston Redevelopment Authority. The action escalates a feud between council members and BRA administrator Edward J Logue as mayoral candidates Patrick F McDonough and Gabriel Piemonte back the probe amendment.
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U.S. Senate
Boston Redevelopment Authority
BRA
Edward J. Logue
Logue
John L.) McLellan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations
Patrick F. McDonough
Gabriel Piemonte
McDonough
Piemonte
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