Kennedy Rail Plan Involves Goldberg In Work Rules Dispute
President Kennedy proposed Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg decide all issues in the railroads and unions work rules dispute. If accepted, Goldberg will issue a binding report before the October term, with both sides given time to consider and avoid a nationwide confrontation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
J. E. Wolfe
Wolfe
Goldberg
Labor
Demonstration Called Off At Gwynn Oak Amid Racial Tensions
Baltimore area leaders of the integration movement postponed a planned late afternoon protest at Gwynn Oak amusement park as an act of good faith after the Baltimore County Council backed a human relations commission. In Cambridge, Dorchester County, a separate night march saw 125 participants despite earlier National Guard withdrawal, with police presence and no major violence.
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Baltimore
Integration
Maryland
Gwynn Oak
Congress of Racial Equality
Baltimore County Council
Human Relations Council
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Cambridge
Chesapeake Bay
National Guard
Robert Fehsenfeld
Edward Dickerson
Dorchester County
NAACP Pushes Desegregation Drive Across Nation
At the Chicago convention Roy Wilkins announced a national push for school integration in about 70 northern cities and urged vigorous local action. The NAACP backed anti segregation measures and pressed for rapid government desegregation, with housing integration tied to the broader drive.
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Chicago
North
South
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Chuckle: Oldtimer Rested Sunday, Not Monday
Joke notes an oldtimer defined as a man who rested on Sunday rather than Monday. Caption attributes humor to Capt. Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Fea. Corp
Federal Grants Hit Twin City Projects in Saco and Hospital
Rep Jer ome G. Plante reports from Senator Muskie that a 513850 federal grant funds Saco sewer construction under the Accelerated Public Works program. Muskie also announces 200000 from HEW and 200000 from Hill-Burton for a Webber Hospital addition, totaling nearly 1 million with state aid of 600000. Mayor Whelan notes a remaining under 100000 federal grant for lateral sewers and a bond issue in the $600000 range to be voted on.
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Old Orchard Beach
Jerome G. Plante
U.S
Edmund S. Muskie
City of
Saco
Hugh Marshal
Senator Muskie
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Webber Hospital
Plante
Department of Health, ‘Education and Welfare
Camille Bedardin
State of
Maine
Water Improvement Commission
J. Edward Whelan
Whelan
Kennedy seeks end to rail strike with talks
President Kennedy meets with union and management leaders as congressional hearings on civil rights press on three fronts. He appeals to women's groups for help in easing racial tensions while civil rights groups prepare a broader drive for school integration.
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Kennedy
International
Nubble Light To Receive Painting
The Coast Guard will repaint the generator house at Nubble Light in red after it was painted white last fall. The York Chamber of Commerce urged a return to red to preserve the scenic view for visitors and photographers, and the Coast Guard agreed to the request.
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York Beach
Coast Guard
York Chamber of Commerce
Civil Rights Moves On Three Fronts
Congressional hearings on the civil rights program proceed on three fronts while President Kennedy appeals to women’s groups to ease racial tensions. Burke Marshall testifies on a public accommodations bill. Celebrezze and Powell push retraining and federal aid controls to combat discrimination.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Justice Department
Burke Marshall
Marshall
House Labor and Education
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Adam Clayton Powell
Senate
Chinese Communists Fail To Appear At Moscow Parley
Soviet Union accused China of provocative acts and warned of dangerous consequences as Chinese delegates failed to attend the Moscow Pekin reconciliation talks. Spaak predicted better Soviet West relations while observers speculated Beijing might end the sessions.
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Soviet Union
China
Paul-Henri Spaak
Khrushchev
Moscow
Moscow-Peking
Red China
Paul - Henri Spaak
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Peking
Spaak
New Soviet Party
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Edward V. McNamara
Yarmouth
Albert Neuberger
Berganfield
N. J
Raymond L. Karnan
Biddeford-Saco Gas Co
Oak Ledge
Karnan
Carier A. Grabach
Grabach
Gas, Inc
Lowell
Mass
Frederick
L. Putnam
Bradford T. Fox
Harry Patterson
Roland Lamkin
Augusta Gas Co
Thomas Murphy
Lowell, Mass
Atty
Joseph Harvey
Fox
Story
W. Willard Wirtz
Spiro T. Agnew
Baltimore County
Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance
Balti
Tor
Electrolux
Joseph Durfee
Twin City Projects Hospital
THE
Associated Press
Gop
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Rockefeller
Margaretta Murphy
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Kenneth B. Keating
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Hugh Scott
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
MT. Everest
National Geographic Society
White House Rose Garden
Norman Dyhrenfurth
Barry Bishop
Notre Dame Hospital
Sigmond Romberg
Jeanne Allie
Rachel Perreault
Christine Pomerleau
Denise Doyon
Claire Fortier
Susan Donovan
Charlotte Carroll
Kathryn Reay
Elaine Goulet
Pauline Fortier
Mary Lou Robert
Elizabeth Cookson
Vernon Goulet
Arundel Opera Theatre
Kennebunkport
Raymond Allie
Lillian Viger
Chinese Communist Party
Lenin Hills
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