Maine Plant Opens A&P Freezing Plant in Fort Fairfield
Gov. Reed praised Fort Fairfield and Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co for opening a $3 million A&P food freezing plant in Aroostook County. The operation will process 1,250 carloads of potatoes annually, producing 20 million pounds of frozen fries for 5,000 East stores, with potential for peas and other farm products. The project was financed by the Fort Fairfield Development Corp.
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Mississippi Desegregation Fight Reaches Contempt Hearing
The Justice Department asked a 5th Circuit panel to cite 13 State College Board members for contempt for failing to enroll James Meredith at the University of Mississippi. Hearing set for Monday in New Orleans. Chancellor Williams, Dean Lewis, and Registrar Ellis ordered to appear. Federal orders had already required Meredith's enrollment ruling to end segregation, while Gov Barnett maintains opposition.
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Girl Is Boon To Workers
London AP reports Barbara Smith, 23, whose 35 23 35 figure in pink pants boosted factory employment. Twenty male workers complained that the shocking pink color distracted them, but executives note job inquiries surged as the story spread.
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Cubans Set Up New Missile Base
A new missile site on Cuba's northeast coast near Banes raises alarm among U S officials. Soviet technicians reportedly placed coastal defense missiles with an estimated range of 20 to 35 miles, threatening nearby shipping lanes and potentially U S Navy vessels as traffic moves toward Puerto Rico and key bases in the region.
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Rusk Attacks House Foreign Aid Cuts and Cuba Ship Ban
Secretary of State Dean Rusk condemned the House cut of 1.1 billion dollars from the basic foreign aid program and warned an amendment to bar ships serving Cuba would straitjacket U S diplomacy with allies. He urged Senate restoration as he spoke before the Appropriations Committee after the House approved a reduced overall appropriation of about 5.957 billion dollars including Cuban refugee aid. The amendment also targeted nations whose ships trade with Castro. Rep Thomas Pelly cited West Germany, Greece, Italy and Great Britain. The administration was surprised by the provisions not in Kennedy testimony.
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Sugar cargo seizure tests Soviet British fight in Puerto Rico
In San Juan a Puerto Rican court attached an $800,000 Cuban sugar cargo aboard the Soviet-chartered freighter Streatham Hill. Kane’s Miami firm seeks to lift the attachment, claiming the sugar is now Soviet property. Fire in the hold prompted a crew drill as the ship remains in dry dock awaiting unloading.
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Kennedy Back In Political Fighting Form
President Kennedy resumes public campaigning in Pennsylvania and plans a West Virginia visit as he urges strong Democratic gains in Congress. He cites Pennsylvania’s pivotal 1960 and 1962 results and touts fundraising success and high turnout at a Harrisburg dinner, meeting with Law rence and Clark.
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Today’s With Either Motor Knocks Error Stated
A fragment notes issues with knocking in either motor and mentions Capt. Gen. Chuckle amanora and Fea. Corp as related terms. The readable portion hints at a technical fault and organizational references without full context.
Congress Disappoints Democrats in 1962 Trade and Tax Review
Democratic lawmakers voice private disappointment with Congress 1962 while praising the trade expansion bill as a landmark. Some say the White House miscalculated support and wish more effort had gone to health care for the aged. Kennedy's tax revision gains mixed views as Humphrey and leaders project a respectable overall record with manpower retraining Peace Corps expansion and a large public works bill.
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