Millions To See Pope On U S Visit Monday
New York AP government officials and church leaders pace for Pope Paul VI U S visit to address world peace at the UN and meet President Johnson. The 14 hour schedule blends state pomp with religious pageantry as crowds gather to glimpse the pontiff before Yankee Stadium and the World’s Fair Vatican Pavilion amid traffic restrictions and a special high seat limousine.
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Pope's New York Tour Includes Slums and Shops
Pope Paul will tour a cross section of New York during a 24 mile cavalcade starting at John F Kennedy Airport, traveling the Van Wyck Expressway then a store lined boulevard through Queens' "bedroom" area. The route spans urban life from slums to wealthy high rises, with a view of parks, churches, clubs, cemeteries and skyline.
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Stocks Down Fourth Straight After Month's Rise
The New York market slipped for a fourth day as a late-session downturn erased an early gain. The Dow fell 0.93 to 29.65 after a volatile day of trading with 7.49 million shares. SCM Corp led gains amid a broad retreat.
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First Lady Pleads for City Beauty in Buffalo
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson visited Buffalo to urge American newspapers to beautify their hometowns. Speaking to about 500 at an AP luncheon she called beauty the big story and said metropolitan papers fail to fight for the life of great cities.
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McNamara Ties Defense Chief Service Length Record
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara ties the length of service record for the position. He has served four years eight months and eleven days as head of the defense establishment, matching the previous record held by Charles Wilson.
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Senate Votes More Aid for Job Training
The Senate approved a $330 million five year expansion to job training funding, raising annual federal and state program support from about $172 million. The bill aims to double the number of people rehabilitated under the state program started in 1920 and now heads back to the House after voice approval.
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Price-Fixing Suits Against Six Aluminum Firms
New York AP. Price fixing suits totaling millions were filed against six aluminum manufacturers by 62 public utilities in 21 states. The cases allege a conspiracy from 1958 to 1961 to fix prices for aluminum conductor cable used in overhead lines. Defendants include Alcoa Anaconda General Cable Kaiser Olin Reynolds. Some firms deny the charges and Olin Mathieson weighs possible countersuits. General Cable says it never colluded.
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Papal Visit Stirs Talks With UN Leaders
Pope Paul VI will hold private talks with UN Secretary General U Thant and Italian President of the General Assembly Amintore Fanfani during a Monday Papal visit to the United Nations in New York.
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Georgia Protest Bus Integration Fails
About 200 Negro demonstrators marched to the Taliaferro County Courthouse in Crawfordville after their attempt to force arrest failed. They aimed to integrate school buses and a Warrenton school, with ongoing actions planned in this rural Georgia town about 100 miles east of Atlanta. State police had earlier dragged 11 demonstrators from a bus path, but the courthouse protest stayed orderly. Willie Bolden of the SCLC urged parallels to Selma and vowed continued demonstrations as white pupils transferred to surrounding counties with integrated schools.
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Canadian To Head NATO Council
Paris reports Paul Martin Canadian secretary of state for external affairs named president of the Nato Council for one year. He succeeds Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak. The post rotates among Nato member countries in alphabetical order.
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AT&T posts record earnings and revenues for 1964 65
AT&T reported a 12 month period ended August 31 with earnings of 1.747 billion dollars or 3.33 a share, surpassing the prior record of 1.711 billion and 3.28 a share. Revenue for the year rose to 10.784 billion dollars, topping the May 31 and prior year levels.
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Union Opens Doors to Negroes but Finds Few Apply
Philadelphia in 1963 saw the civil rights push into active gear as the Human Relations Commission pressed trades to admit Negroes. Local 19 Sheet Metal Workers shows three Negro apprentices after tests. two are employed, one remains on list. Only three of 64 eligible Negroes advance, with reasons including lack of awareness, status concerns, and career preferences.
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Committee Deplores Jokes About Sex Discrimination
Washington AP A federal committee warned the fight against sex discrimination on the job risks becoming a national joke. Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz urged seriousness as the Interdepartmental Committee on the Status of Women met to discuss the Civil Rights Act provision banning sex bias along with race religion and national origin.
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