Black Muslim Leader Denounces Violence at Harlem Rally
A reporter observes Malcolm X addressing 2,000 to 2,500 Black attendees in Harlem. He denies violence, stresses discipline, and cites Elijah Muhammad’s guidance while a crowd chants support and critiques of white oppression.
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New York
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Elijah Muhanymad
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Strike Strife in British Guiana Amid General Unrest
Georgetown endures nearly two months of general strike called by the Guiana Trades Union Council opposing legislation deemed as Communist style control over labor. Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan, seen as socialist, faces unions demanding his resignation. past violence from 1962 echoes amid regional tensions with Cuba and Khrushchev admiration cited.
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Hostilities in Laos See-Saw For Kong Le Faction Fight
In Plaine des Jarres area 110 miles north of Vientiane neutralist Kong Le commands forces with Soviet and American weapons as Pathet Lao troops press near, while Western observers call it not full war. Casualties exceed 20 dead and hundreds wounded since March 31 as artillery volleys flare and trenches form amid unclear aims and US hesitation.
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Thailand
Wide Trend in State Taxes Adds to Local Costs
State legislatures across the country raise or add taxes to fund local government amid rising revenue needs. California, New York, and Michigan plan large budgets for the coming year, while several states push sales taxes higher or new levies. Some measures are blocked or altered, including Indiana's 2 percent sales tax being struck down, and New York City's rate rising to 4 percent. Alaska, Alabama, Missouri, New Mexico, North Dakota, and Utah also hike or expand taxes, with corporate and individual rates rising in several states.
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Richard J. Daley
Bracero Ban May Roil Fruit and Veggie Prices Next Year
Salinas Calif UPD prices may rise if the House of Representatives ends the Bracero program in 1964. About 199000 Mexican temporary workers earned as low as 30 cents an hour last year to harvest produce. Labor leaders and growers warn of wage spikes and shortages, while unions see opportunity to organize field workers and press for binding contracts.
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U.S
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Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee
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U S Plans Supersonic Transport
AP reports FAA head Halaby announced the United States will build the fastest supersonic transport with good handling qualities. The plane, a 2000 mile per hour craft, could be operable by end of 1970 but would cost between 1 and 1 billion dollars. A government private partnership is deemed essential and Congress is weighing initial development funding for the next fiscal year.
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Federal Aviations Agency
United States
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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
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Great Pox Cases Rise Across United States
Public Health Service venereal disease chief Dr. M Brittain Moore reports a resurgence of syphilis in the United States with an estimated 1.2 million hidden cases. He cites 724000 reported cases in 1962, including over 21000 in infectious stages, and links to urban growth, mobility, weakening family ties, and gaps in health education and detection.
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United States
Public Health Service
M. Brittain Moore
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Atlanta
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