World Series Fever Delays Massachusetts Senate Action
The Massachusetts Senate halted by World Series as 40 members failed to form a quorum. Gov Peabody now has until Saturday midnight to decide on the student deduction bill after the recall attempt was rejected and the measure could become law without his signature. House members held a brief session with no controversial action.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Senate
Kevin B. Harrington
Salem
Philip A. Graham
R - Hamilton
GOP
Francis X. McCann
D-1
Cambridge
Peabody
D - Lawrence
Robert H. Quinn
Retail sales climb in August totals rise to 20.7 billion
UPI reports Commerce Department data showing August retail sales estimated at 20.7 billion. For the week ended October 28, sales reached 4.6 billion, up 5 percent from the prior week and 2 percent higher than the same week a year earlier.
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Liberalization of World Bank Policy Gaining Backing
Washington AP reports broad support from the United States Britain Germany and Japan for liberalizing World Bank lending likely boosting aid to new and underdeveloped nations. France opposes a major shift toward easier terms, insisting the bank finance only profitable projects.
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Washington
World Bank
United States
Britain
Germany
Japan
George D. Woods
Bank
International Monetary Fund
France
Charles de Gaulle
United Fund Group Briefed on Campaign Assembly Nominates Officers
At the first meeting of the 1963 1964 United Student Fund Representative Assembly the nominating committee was appointed to slate officers for the coming year Barbara Cook Charles Henry and Karen Bonniver. The first United Students Fund collection is planned for the week of Oct 21. Anthony E. Ross introduced members of the assembly and advisory committee. Gilbert Kittredge of the Red Cross Board gave a slide presentation and outlined Red Cross objectives as part of United Community Services.
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United Fund Group
United Student Fund Representative Assembly
Barbara Cook
PHS
Charles Henry
Karen Bonniver
United Students Fund
Representative Assembly
Anthony E. Ross
Gilbert Kittredge
Red Cross Board
The
Red Cross
United Community Services
Police Briefs Health Incident In Pittsfield
Mrs Florence Robertson seventy of 40 Henry Avenue was taken by police ambulance to Pittsfield General Hospital after becoming ill at her home on Thursday.
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Florence Robertson
Henry Ave
Pittsfield General Hospital
Lone Woman Leads Tire Safety Law Fight in Wisconsin
Mrs. John Melsha a New Berlin housewife sparked a tire safety drive by lobbying for a ban on regrooving worn tires. She testified in Madison with support from women's groups and the Wisconsin unit of the American Automobile Association. Governor Reynolds signed the bill into law amid her nationwide effort.
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John W. Sin
Reynolds
Wisconsin
John Melsha
Melsha
Berlin
Milwaukee
New Berlin
Waukesha
Legisla
Safety Ia
American Automobile Association
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