New Code Proposed To Guide Quality Newspapers
A committee of veteran editors proposes a Code of a Good Newspaper to judge and improve accuracy integrity and leadership. It urges responsible reporting, fairness, privacy respect, and public benefit while criticizing sensationalism and bias. The draft notes aim to help 1,768 daily papers meet high standards and inspire improvements nationwide.
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Richmond, Va
Coopublic
Frank Eyerly
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Vincent §. Jones
Gannett Newspapers
James S. Pope
Louisville Courses- Journal and Times
J. Montgomery Curtis
American Press Institute
Murray
Shah
Colburn
Caileriss
Looks And Sounds Like Revolution In Peru Vote
Lima reports a heated campaign with left of center groups fearing a Cuba style revolution. Ac tion Popular rails against communism while hunger for reform grows. Seven presidential hopefuls include Manuel Odria, Fernando Belaunde, and Victor Haya de la Torre as military scrutiny over voters' service cards unsettles the race.
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Lima
Peru
Apra
Comunisme No
Ac Jcion Popular
Cion Popular
Fe Isow
Havana
Fidel Cas
Vot' Ltro
Cuba
Congress
Mar
Manuel Odria
Seillaise
Chairtnando Belaunde Terry
Victor Raul Haya de la Torre
U S Textile Men to Attend French Textile Meeting
Seven representatives from the American textile sector will join the East Central meeting of the International Federation of Allied Textile Industries in Deauville France June 17 to 23. Attending are R Cave Hall Belmont ACMI president elect William H Ruffin Erwin Mills R Houston Jewell Crystal Springs Bleach Co J Craig Smith PacoPhony Mills F Baa de la Torre Love of Charlotte and others. The gathering will unite about 500 textile executives from nations worldwide.
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BNUAL
WL Readine
William H. Ruffin
Durham
Erwin Mills
ACMI
R. Houston Jewell
Chickamauga, Ga
Crystal Springs Bleach
Haya de la Torre
J. J. Norton Jr
Isville, Ga
Pacophony
Prolet Manufacturing Co
J. Craig
Smith
Sylacauga
Ala
Apra
Hayaldent
Avondale Mills
F. Baa de la Torre
Calliler Love
Charlotte
R. Bu- Manuel Prado
Ford Brandis
Washington
Carlos
Coun
Moreyra
Polaris Sub Tender Commissioning Planned for June 16
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. will hand the nation’s first Polaris submarine tender to the Navy in ceremonies on June 16. Kenneth E. Belieu, the Navy assistant secretary for installations and logistics, will give the principal address at the Hunley commission.
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Newport News
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
Navy
Kenneth E. Belieu
Kennedy Signals Active Fall Agenda at News Conference
President Kennedy outlines plans to push legislation and maintain an active role in the fall, noting no definite schedule has been set yet. He spoke during Washington news conferences, emphasizing continued government action on current points on the books.
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Washington
Kennedy
Mental Tests For Snider Are Planned
Richmond judge orders mental examinations for Frank Jimmy Snider Jr. on death row. Six doctors will be nominated, defense to supply three. Snider, 37, convicted in 1956 for raping a nine year old Roanoke girl, previously had execution stay. judge weighs insanity claim but Virginia law bars executing the insane.
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Richmond
Frank Jimmy Snider Jr
Roanoke
Snider
Awger
Douies
Gadsden, Ala
State Penitentiary
Virginia
UN General Assembly reconvenes with Cyprus leader pleas
United Nations General Assembly in New York debates future of Ruanda Urundi and Cyprus. Makarios warns nuclear tests threaten global health and life. Western delegates push for a UN peace presence while fearing Belgian forces’ withdrawal could trigger anti white outbreaks and unrest amid decolonization.
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United Nations General Assembly
Cyprus
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
I Makar‘os
Epie Trey
Ruenda
Congo
Rhodesia
Makarios Oil Assembly
Ruanda-Urundi
Maryland
UF Thani
U.N
Salesman Jailed in Salem for Wife Murder Slaying
In Salem, 41 year old salesman John W. McLaughlin was jailed on a murder charge in the pistol slaying of his estranged wife Ruby Mae McLaughlin, 35, who was loading her car in their driveway. Five children, including three from a prior marriage, were affected as police described the motive and the couple’s separation. The victim had sought divorce and had a court injunction keeping the man away from home, now a suspect in the shooting after returning to the residence. The victim’s 14 year old daughter was treated for shock. The suspect was apprehended near Galax hospital and later referred to care after police noted his mental strain.
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Salem
John W. McLaughlin
Galax Hospital
Ruby Mae McLaughlin
Selem
McLaughlin
Ruby
Bo- Hoe
Galax
First Baptist Church
James A. Smalling
First Methodist Church
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Polaris
Blaze
St. Louis
Mississippi
Dare Ofciais
M. Ray Doubles
Richenaca
Ogmond
Hastings Court
MacArthur
Douglas Macarthur
New York
Fordham University
Fordham Army Rotc
John H. Burns
Albert Accinetti
MacAvitmy
Fred L. Hoback
Katie
Seagram's
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Oede
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Danville
North Market Street
Swift
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