Washington Today Civil rights damages and poverty plans noted
AP reports the Army proposed paying 66915 to the University of Mississippi for damages from federal troops after James Meredith’s 1962 enrollment, but the comptroller general rejected it. Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver touts poverty elimination in 10 years with Congress passing the antipoverty program. Pentagon figures show U S casualties in South Vietnam totaling 1100 plus, with 131 killed by hostiles and 98 by accidents. Government agencies lower ceilings by 8,665, joining 6,526 already cut, totaling 15,191 positions in the January budget.
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Upgrading of Jobs by Automation
Mrs Grace C Moore assistant vice president of First National Bank Joplin reports at a regional bank women conference that automation upgrades jobs raise salaries and empower individuals. She notes automation offers relief from tedium but requires workers to stay well trained and educated.
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Queens Couple Fears Overbearing World Fair Shadow
Mrs G of Flushing and her husband Tony dread another New York World’s Fair in Flushing Meadows. They plan to escape, citing 1939 memories with Angela and a Brooklyn three room apartment as the past they want to avoid re living. They weigh possible moves to San Francisco or elsewhere to survive the looming spectacle and disruption.
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Pola Negri Remembers Valentino In Beverly Hills Talk
Pola Negri recalls Rudolph Valentino as the great screen lover in a Beverly Hills interview. She details their romance, Valentino’s mystique, and his untimely death in 1926, noting his lasting grip on fans and her own losses and investments.
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Area Store Sales Show Increase Across District
Major cities in the 10th Federal Reserve District report gains in department store sales for the year, with for week ending May 9 gains from 3 to 14 percent in cities including Wichita, Lincoln, Kansas City, Denver, and Omaha. St. Joseph declines 3 percent. district average up 5 percent.
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Chanute Tribune May 18 1964 edition highlights
Chanute Tribune reports on local events for May 18 1964. Coverage includes community notices, school updates, and regional happenings with focus on residents, meetings, and public affairs. Additional items feature sports results and upcoming civic schedules.
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Georgia farmers exceed ton per acre with 2003 pounds yield
Athens Ga AP. Georgia farmers set a historical record by surpassing one ton of tobacco per acre in 1963. The Crop Reporting Service at the University of Georgia reports a statewide yield of 2003 pounds per acre, 503 pounds above the 1965 goal.
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