Kennedy May Visit West for Conservation Swing
President Kennedy weighs a West Coast and Southwest swing to inspect conservation sites from Grand Coulee Dam to Glen Canyon Dam. The plan emphasizes natural resources and may occur in October over four to five days, with stops in Washington Utah Colorado and Arizona.
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Washington
Kennedy
West
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
White House
Interior Department
Grand Coulee Dam
Northwest
Glen Canyon Dam
Reorganization Plan Outlined for Northeast Airlines
Eastern Airlines president Malcolm A MacIntyre proposed a seven point reorganization plan for Northeast Airlines if it loses the Florida route. The scheme would transfer all assets to a new company for stock, set up creditor oversight, accept an airline loan offer totaling 1 million dollars, and establish a watchdog advisory committee including New England lawmakers and officials. Northeast's assets would be worth less than liabilities, with the new company starting debt free except for existing aircraft mortgages. President James W Austin blamed predatory practices for the loss of the route and predicted bankruptcy.
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Washington
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Eastern Airlines
Northeast Airlines
Florida
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast
Newark
MacIntyre
Senate Commerce Subcommittee
New England
Comny
Comany
Eastern and
National Airlines
Congress
New Egland
New England Council
Federal Court
James W. Austin
Rescue Workers Continue Drilling In Hazleton Mine Rescue
Rescue teams pushed through fog and dampness with two drilling operations to reach three miners trapped more than 300 feet underground since last Tuesday. A 40 ton electric drill aimed to create a 24 inch escape hole while a twin six inch bore would supply a lifeline to Louis Bova who remains separated by debris.
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Hazleton
Louis Bova
Pettersonville
Bova
Charmbury
David Filing
Sheppton
Chambury
Fellin
Henry Throne
Throne
Butts Awarded Damages In Magazine Libel Suit
In Atlanta, federal court jury awards Wally Butts 3.06 million dollars in his libel suit against the Saturday Evening Post over a football fix story. The verdict includes general and punitive damages against Curtis Publishing Co. and author Frank Graham Jr. The Post denies wrongdoing and plans an appeal.
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Atlanta
Wally Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Post
University of Georgia
Frank Graham Jr
Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
New York
I Clay Blair Jr
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
The
Bryant
Personal incomes reach new July peak in US data
Washington AP report shows personal income rising to an annual rate of 464.3 billion dollars in July driven by gains in construction trade and services. The record figure is 1.7 billion higher than June and 21 billion above July 1962, with dividends dipping and factory payrolls nearly unchanged.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Plans Finalized for Saco Sewage Hearing Aug 28
The Saco Junior Chamber of Commerce sewer project committee set details for a public meeting on August 28 at 7 30 p m in Saco City Hall. Maine officials engineers and local leaders will speak on the proposed sewage treatment plant and interceptor sewer lines for Saco with an advisory panel including regional leaders and lawmakers. The Jaycees will show colored films highlighting river pollution and reaffirm support for the full project.
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Saco
Maine Water Improvement Commission
Laurence Kraynick
Whiteman and
Howard
Dinsmore Worthing
WIC
Camille Bedard
Maine
Harry Wooster
Biddeford-Saco
The
Jaycee’s
Saco River
Khrushchev Arrives in Belgrade for Tito Visit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev greets Yugoslav President Tito on arrival in Belgrade in a display of goodwill. The meeting signals thaw in ties with Tito praising Khrushchev’s nuclear test ban efforts while China denounces Yugoslavia. Khrushchev plans talks on Soviet ties, economic cooperation, and a broader shift toward West.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
United States
Britain
Moscow
Red China
West
Tanjug
Finland
Mexico
United Arab Republic
Indonesia
U.N
U Thant
Dean Rusk
Aroostook Schools Open Ahead Of Schedule Across County
In Mars Hill Blaine Robinson and Bridgeacombe districts, pupils return to classrooms earlier than most to offset a three week harvest recess used to aid the potato harvest season.
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Mars Hill
Aroostook County
Blaine
Robinson
Bridgeeonce
Miners Trapped Deep as Rescue Drills Continue
Anxious rescue workers push two drilling operations to reach three miners trapped nearly 400 feet underground for seven days. Gov. George C. Wallace prepares three anti civil rights proposals for Southern Governors Conference. Police hurl tear gas into crowds of 400 Negro demonstrators in Plaquemine Louisiana. James Farmer a national director of CORE is arrested. General Power opposes limited nuclear test ban treaty. Khrushchev arrives in Belgrade for a working vacation with Tito.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Plaquemine
James Farmer
CORE
Governors Adopt Unanimity Rule At Southern Meet
Southern governors approved a unanimity rule to require unanimous votes for resolutions amid tensions over civil rights. Eleven governors backed the change, backed by Gov. Donald Russell and Gov. Orval Faubus, with Wallace seeking veto power over unfavorable resolutions. Demonstrators gathering at Greenbrier Hotel preceded the vote as security met them at the gate.
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Donald Russell
South Carolina
Orvald. Faubus
Arkansas
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Elbert N. Carvel
Delaware
Carl Sanders
Georgia
John B. Connally
Texas
Terry Sanford
North Carolna
Greenbrier
Barnett
Washington
W. W. Barron
West Virginia
Tear Gas Used On Negroes In Plaquemine Demonstration
Police in Plaquemine Louisiana arrested 17 demonstrators after tear gas drove back about 400 marching Negroes in a voter registration drive led by CORE. James Farmer and Ronnie Moore were among those jailed. Dr Bertrand Tyson and Rev J W Davis were also detained or charged.
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Plaquemine
Louisiana
Donaldsonville
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Dennis Longy
Bertrand Tyson
Ronnie Moore
CORE
J.W. Davis
Farmer
Four railroad officers to face court on antitrust charges
Boston and Maine Railroad officials Daniel A. Benson Patrick B. McGinnis and George F. Glacy along with Henry Mersey of International Railway Equipment stand indicted on anti trust counts accusing them of profiting 71500 from a noncompetitive sale of 10 stainless steel cars. The scheme allegedly involved an August 1958 sale to Mersey’s firm for 250000 and a resale for 425000 with illicit personal gains routed to the defendants. The indictments also charge embezzlement or misapplication of company funds.
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Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
Daniel A. Benson
B&m
Patrick B. McGinnis
George F. Glacy
Brookline
International Railway Equipment Co
International
Mersey
McGinnis
Glacy
Benson
Causeway St
New Haven Railroad
The
New Haven
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