Kennedy Appointed Arbiters For Birmingham Applauded
Birmingham Mayor Boutwell welcomed Kennedy's commission to seek racial peace after the Sunday church bombing killed four Negro girls. Kennedy met with Negro leaders and named Earl Blaik and Kenneth Royall as personal representatives amid calls for federal troops. King described the meeting as fruitful and urged federal action if needed. Quiet day followed desegregation efforts as a Birmingham school boycott faded and Vivian Malone enrolled at Alabama under guard.
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Birmingham
Ala
Albert Boutwell
Kennedy
White House
Washington
Boutwell
Army
Earl Blaik
Kenneth C. Royall
Royatl
North Carolina
Blaik
Avco Corp
Houtwell
FBI
Mr. King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Royall
Mrr. King
Dr. King
Alabama
Vivian Malone
University of Alabama
National Guard
Alabama Indictment By White Man Sparks Reactions
Birmingham witnesses a white lawyer Charles Morgan Jr. condemn white Alabamians for the four girls killed in a Negro church bombing. Morgan says all whites share guilt and reports favorable reactions despite threats he has faced.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charles Morgan Jr
Morgan
Cordell Hull Stamp Design Unveiled
The 5-cent postage stamp memorializing Cordell Hull was unveiled in Washington. The green and white design features Hull's image with his name beneath. It will go on sale October 5 in Carthage Tennessee Hull's birthplace and Albert Gore Sr. Tennessee senator whose office displayed the design.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Hull
Carthage
Tenn
Albert Gare
Dtenn
Berkshire Eagle Subscription Rates Change Notice
Change of address procedures inform subscribers to notify the local Post Office and the Berkshire Eagle of old and new addresses to avoid interruption of service. Rates listed include one month two dollars and fifty cents, three months five dollars, six months nine dollars fifty six cents, one year eighteen dollars and fifty cents.
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Berkshire Eagle
Novity
Yale Students Retract Bid For Gov Wallace To Speak
Yale University acted to cancel an invitation to Alabama Governor George Wallace after Yale officials warned the Political Union that his presence could disrupt law and order and strain relations with New Haven’s Black community. Wallace had been set to speak November 4, with New Haven officials declaring he would be unwelcome.
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Yale
Gov. Wallace
New Haven
The
Political Union
Wallace
Yale Political Union
Richard C. Lee
Alabama
Birmingham
Race Relations Job For Dean Rusk's Son
Washington urban league hires David Rusk son of Secretary Rusk as assistant to Sterling Tucker. The 22 year old will work at the group’s local office aiding race relations efforts in the capital.
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Dean Rusk
Washington
UPI
David
Washington Urban League
Rusk
Sterling Tucker
Pentagon Would Keep ROTC Plan for High Schools
The Defense Department proposed cutting college ROTC from four to two years while keeping the high school ROTC. A House subcommittee favored expanding high school ROTC. Assistant Secretary Norman S. Paul floated a two year college plan and suggested pilots for three years to test expansion.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagons
House
Armed Services
Norman S. Paul
Army
Gen Lucius Clay Rejects Draft for Presidential Campaign
Gen Lucius Clay a former U S military leader in Europe and Lehman Brothers partner said he is not a candidate and would resist any draft. A upstate New York driven draft committee led by ex congressman Hamilton Fish pressed for a Clay nomination. Clay noted he doubts the right of a draft by the Republican nominating convention and questioned its legality and propriety.
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New York
Lucius Clay
U.S
Europe
Lehman Brothers Investment Firm
Clay
Raader
Upstate
Hamilton Fish
United States
Germany
Kennedy
Goldwater Thurmond Clash Over Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Washington (UPI) Senate foes debated the nuclear test ban treaty as support grows toward ratification. Goldwater warned of political death by action and urged a Cuban withdrawal condition, while Thurmond and Lausche criticized treaty terms and vowed to vote against or against features. A UPI poll suggested 82 senators favoring, 14 opposed, four undecided ahead of Tuesday’s vote. Reserva tions to be debated Monday.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
United States
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Strom
Urmond
D-5.c
Thurmond
Armed Services Committee
Russia
U.S. to Withhold State Tax Levies
The Civil Service Commission said federal agencies may withhold state income taxes for employees who reside in one state but work in another. Previously taxes were withheld only when residence and work location were in the same state or when a state had an agreement with the Treasury.
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Washington
UPI
Civil Service Commission
Treasury Department
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