Northeast wins 3.7 million subsidy offer amid route dispute
The Civil Aeronautics Board offered Northeast Airlines a 3.7 million dollar annual subsidy while denying a stay on its August 15 order ending the New England to Florida route. Northeast objects and may seek reconsideration or court action. officials say the subsidy supports New England service and local economy.
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New York
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Associated Press
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R-Mass
Tom McIntire
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Larger Planes Obtained in Deal
Northeast Airlines completed an exchange this week trading nine Viscount passenger planes for five larger DC-6B aircraft. The Viscounts, built by Vickers-Armstrong, were reformed under an agreement reached earlier. The deal takes effect unless obstructed by regulatory issues or other conditions.
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UPI
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Doctors Do 4 Operations While Blaze Is Quenched
CHICAGO AP Fire split a Mercy Hospital fourth floor surgical wing, forcing evacuation of 109 patients as flames and heat halted operations. Fire crews used hose streams to control the blaze in under an hour, with no injuries reported and officials estimating about $30,000 in damage to the 1869 wing.
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Robert Schinderle
Venes
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Robert
Quinn
Tate
City Council Seeks Giles Report On Police Probe
City Council voted unanimously to request State Commissioner of Public Safety Frank Giles to provide his report on the Pittsfield Police Department investigation. A subcommittee will work with Police Chief Calnan and four captains to estimate costs for implementing recommendations, amid police anger over delays and bribe money rumors.
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Pittsfield
Thomas H. Calnan
William J. Owen
Marcel
Boston
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Resurgent India Reds Rally in New Delhi 35000 Demand Reforms
In New Delhi about 35,000 protesters from India's Communist movement rallied and petitioned Parliament. They urged price cuts, tax relief on the poor, and state controls over banks oil firms and foreign trade. Leader Shri Padamrit Dange demanded abolition of compulsory savings and land tax surcharges, vowing further strikes if unmet.
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Ram Lila
Shripad Amrit Dange
United States
Dange
Baseball scores from major leagues today
In the American League Chicago beat Washington 5 to 2 as Detrii homered or drove in runs. Baltimore toppled Boston 7 to 2 while Kansas City prevailed 3 to 3 or 4? The National League saw Houston edge New York 1 to 0 and San Francisco lead Pittsburgh 4 to 4 after two innings. Philadelphia inched past Los Angeles 3 to 2 in the first. Los Angeles then defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1. Chicago beat St Louis 7 to 2 as Milwaukee ran up an 8 to 3 finish.
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Kennedy Speech To Bolster U N Amid Tax Cut Debate
House Republicans labeled an administration backed bill a deficit driven bid with a tiny cigarette money tax cut for workers. Ten Ways and Means GOP members warned of a $4.4 billion windfall to big business over ten years and urged against a tax cut amid planned deficits. They argued deficits undermine prosperity and questioned the bill’s economic rationale.
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Jury To Ferret Integration Obstruction in Alabama
Protests over desegregation in Birmingham and Tuskegee led to a U S grand jury being convened to probe obstruction of federal desegregation orders and possible bombings of Negro homes. National States Rights party aides were subpoenaed as authorities investigate illegal possession of explosives and other federal offenses.
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Edward R. Fields
the Thunderbolt
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Graymont
Freedom March Slaying Jury Fails To Act
GADSDEN AL AP A grand jury did not indict Floyd Simpson in the death of a Baltimore freedom walker. Simpson a Fort Payne storekeeper had been charged in the ambush slaying of William Moore who was walking from Chattanooga to Jackson to talk to Gov Barnett about racial moderation. Moore was shot April 24 along U S 11 near Ailaila a few miles from Gadsden carrying antisegregation placards.
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Floyd Simpson
Simpson
Fort Payne
William Moore
Chattanooga
Kennedy to speak at U N General Assembly opening
President Kennedy will deliver the opening speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York next Friday. The administration aims to strengthen the UN and test the Soviet Union on a broad range of issues to gauge East West relations, with the Congo and Middle East funding tensions noted as a hot item. Khrushchev will not attend. Gromyko expected in talks. Senate ratification of the nuclear test ban seen as timely.
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Truce Sways High Point Race Tensions Over Integration
High Point NC faces a deadline amid volatile race unrest centered on total integration. Negro leaders demand citywide desegregation by the Southern Furniture Market opening in October, threatening mass protests if unmet. The Rev B Eton Cox, now a national COR representative, remains a focal point as tensions echo the 1960 sit-ins and violence.
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Southern Furniture Exposition
B. Elton Cox
Congress of Racial Equality
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