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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1963
Page
6
Ground has been broken for a 150 room hotel in Saratoga Springs as a community project. More than 1,400 persons and business firms have subscribed 854,000 to help finance the hotel, which will cost about 1.5 million. The hotel will be operated by Holiday Inns and is expected to open next May or June.
A Rochester New York program named Accent on Understanding tests a people to people approach to integrate Negro and white communities. Suburban families with children ages nine to twelve swap visits to foster interracial friendships without charity tones.
Philadelphia report notes Harvard psychologist Dr Gordon W Allport after receiving the American Psychological Foundation gold medal says racial demonstrations are mostly a healthy national mood. He cites progress for Negroes as a sign of health despite some waste, confusion, or poor leadership.
The U.S. Travel Service launches a singing radio campaign titled Companies Coming to urge Americans to welcome foreign visitors. Director Vant Gilmore announces the tune will be sent to radio stations nationwide to promote hospitality as a national effort.
Ernie Reinhardt, 69, of Warwick, a aboard the 25 foot Barracuda, landed a 876 pound tuna after a four hour struggle in the Rhode Island Tuna Tournament. The story notes he was among the smallest competitors and used the smallest boat.
Seoul AP reports the Liberal Democratic party repudiated support for Gen Chung Hee Park and rejected a merger with his Democratic Republican party for the Oct 15 presidential election. They elected former premier Y Chan Song to a five member council, fueling speculation he could be their nominee. Song is a vocal Park critic awaiting trial on multiple charges including slander of the government.
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