Business leaders urged to drop bias in hiring
Sterling F. Green reports F. R. Kappel of AT&T urged more than 100 corporate chiefs at the Business Council meeting in Hot Springs to intensify efforts to eliminate job discrimination. He cited talks with Justice Department officials and predicted further progress, though the Council does not lobby for legislation.
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F. R. Kappel
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
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Blue Ribbon Organization
Justice Department
U S Weighs Expanding Indian Mountain Divisions Aid
United States officials in New Delhi dispute reports that Washington will equip two more Indian army mountain divisions. The debate centers on congressional funding and Pakistan’s objections, with Britain previously agreeing to six divisions as part of emergency aid after the 1962 Sino Indian conflict.
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India
U.S
Pakistan
Indian Defense Ministry
Britain
Kashmir
Two New York Locals Vote Against Hoffa Power
Two major Teamster locals in New York City voted against granting International President James R. Hoffa authority to negotiate national trucking contracts. The vote suggests local opposition but is not seen as blocking Hoffa’s wider national plan, which enjoys broad national support.
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International
James R. Hoffa
New York Times
New York City
Gromyko Says Report On Talks Distorted
London AP dispatch quotes Tass as saying Gromyko denied pessimistic remarks on U S Britain and Soviet Union talks. Tass said comments referred only to disarmament negotiations and not all international subjects. British Press Association noted reported phrasing was distorted in transmission from Prestwick.
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Tass
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Britain
Soviet Union
Prestwick
Scotland
British Press Assn
Gromyko
Cross of Fire Stirs Connecticut Bi racial Lake Row
In Andover Connecticut a burning cross on a highway sign highlights a dispute over bi racial access to Andover Lake. James Tsuffis whose wife is Black helped extinguish the blaze and backs Rev William Philpots bid for membership in the Andover Lake Property Owners Assn local civil rights officials decry the act as deplorable and urge restraint.
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Connecticut
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Tsuffis
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William Philpot
New Haven
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State Civil Rights Commission
Association
Thomas Henry
Pocket Watch Keeps Girl Alive Through Pacemaker
Bobbie Lyn Null, a Westland minor, relies on a implanted pacemaker that uses a five ounce battery to stimulate her heart from 40 to 92 beats per minute. The $550 device, among a few in the United States, powers through two wires and could last four to five years before potential battery replacement. Medical experts note the heart may adapt to 92 bpm, possibly obviating further surgery, though certainty is uncertain.
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Art Hough
Miracle OF Science
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Cedar Rapids
Bobbie
James R. Nulls
Westland Road
Madison School
James Nulls
Westland Read NW
United States
Modern art joke about painting and sculpture
A humorous observation on modern art classifies hanging objects as paintings while walkable works become sculptures. The remark playfully contrasts definitions to spark a smile.
Moroccan Forces Dig In Near Figuig In Sahara Clash
Moroccan government sources said Saturday night rapidly massing Algerian and Moroccan forces were digging in at Ici near Figuig 400 miles north of earlier Sahara fighting. Figuig reportedly put on wartime footing.
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Ici
Figuig
Sahara
Troop Lift Begins with U S Armored Air Bridge to Europe
In Frankfurt the U S armed forces dispatched 450 troops from Texas aboard seven C 35 jets to Western Europe as the start of a 20 million operation. The plan calls for 14 500 soldiers of the 2nd Armored Division to reach Rhine Main Sembach and Ramstein, with a 1500 man air task force dropped into Etain Phalsbourg and Chaumont to train and deploy against the Third Armored in field exercises. Brig Gen Keith Ware, Medal of Honor recipient, led the lead plane in a smooth cross Atlantic flight. Weather was favorable and officials awaited further success.
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Europe
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C-35s Came To Germany, the Seventh Went To the Toul
France
2Nd Armored Division
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Ramstein
Etain
Phalsbourg
Chaumont
Atlantic Alliance
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Third Armored
2Nd Armored
Keith Ware
Bergstrom Air Base
Ware
Reason Is Personal: Korth Denies Resignation Was Admin Pressure
Navy Secretary Fred Korth, hospitalized for a minor operation, denies reports that he was asked to resign. He submitted his resignation to President Kennedy on Oct. 11 for urgent personal reasons, with Kennedy’s acceptance noting his reorganization of the Navy. Congressional sources linked the move to orbiting investigations into the TFX contract with General Dynamics.
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Fred Korth
Korth
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White House
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Navy Department
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General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Pope Paul Declares Right to Earn a Living for All
In Vatican City Pope Paul VI told Italian business and labor leaders that selfish aims for profit strain labor relations. He urged fair compensation, work for a living, and a future security, stressing a humane social vision beyond economics. He spoke during a ceremony honoring Knights of Labor.
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Paul VI
Rome
Knights of Labor
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Ocean hopping commuter Flys between Cedar Rapids and Berlin
A Cedar Rapids resident works in Berlin and makes a round trip to Germany about every two months. He says Cedar Rapids is the best place to live and notes his airline pilot job helps his unusual commute. The full story appears on page 18A.
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