France Won’t Sign Nuclear Ban On Tests
Paris AP report quotes President Charles de Gaulle stating France will not sign the Moscow backed limited nuclear test ban. He argues no need for a nonaggression pact since France would not strike first and rejects any European nonaggression framework. See FRANCE on Page 2.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moody Christians Face Discouragement with Faith and Hope
The sermon notes that Moody Christians can be moody yet still Christian. Discouragement is a Satanic tool, but believers can conquer with Christ’s love. Paul’s words remind that trials cannot separate believers from Christ, who understands every temptation and mood.
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Christ
Peter
Satan
Paul
Area School Doors Open Area School enters new term with expected record enrollment
In Lawrence and Limestone counties the 1963 64 school year begins with a wave of first graders. Supt Silas Cross and George Roberts forecast record enrollment as teachers distribute book lists and schedules. Dismissals planned around 9 30 to 10 00 am for harvest break in about six weeks. A West Limestone vs East Limestone football game at 7 30 pm headlines tonight.
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Lawrence
Silas Cross
Limestone
George Roberts
Cross
Roberts
Mooresville-Belle Mina
West Limestone
East Limestone
Knife attack reported near Newcomb Street
Willie Garts, 24, of 1503 8th St NW, told police at Decatur General Hospital he was assaulted by a Black assailant with a knife after leaving Vilant Lynch’s home on Newcomb St. Garts suffered cuts to lips chin and other facial areas and a black eye.
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Decatur General Hospital
Willie Garts
8Th St. NW
Garts
Vilant Lynch
Newcomb St
Markets At A Glance Mild Gains Across Stocks and Hogs
In New York trading, stocks edged higher after irregular moves as bonds showed mixed activity. Commodity summaries note firm cotton, lower corn on liquidation, steady oats, firm soybeans, and hogs slipping up to 25 cents with tops around 19.85. Slaughter steers weakened to about 25 to 50 cents lower, with a top of 25.60.
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New York
Neaer Corn
Filibuster Opens Tonight in Alabama Senate Round the Clock
The Alabama State Senate begins another 24 hour session after two days of debate on an installment loan bill. House members meet at noon Tuesday as the term nears its end with major bills like school appropriations still pending. Opponents insist the eight percent flat rate loan measure must be resolved first under a long stalemate.
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Montgomery
State Senate
House
Senate
Alabama Bankers Association
Typhus Threat In Skopje Deepens Amid Earthquake Death Toll
Skopje recounts near 1,000 dead as rescue teams under French guidance probe rubble for survivors. Premier Grlickov warns wholesale razing may begin while new finds, including Yugoslavs and a U S air force couple, keep hopes alive. Typhus outbreak adds to crisis as more bodies surface.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Alexander Grlickov
Macedonia
U.S
Grlickov
Earthquake Destroys Iranian Village Gahgum
The Iranian Red Lion and Sun reports a heavy quake wrecked the village of Gahgum in southern Iran about 110 miles north of Bandar Abbas. No casualty figures were released immediately, with aid rushed to the area.
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Tehran
Iran
Gahgum
Red Lion
Sun Organization
Persian Gulf
Bandar Abbas
Sun
Mixed Housing Views Discussed
Editor notes debate over open occupancy and a Kennedy order on racial bias in housing. Housing Administrator Robert C. Weaver discusses legality versus attitudes, noting laws can change behavior while attitudes may lag, and cites ongoing shifts in housing patterns and suburban flight debates.
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White House
Robert C. Weaver
Associated Press
Kennedy
Veterans Administration
Earl
Kennedy housing chief predicts bias ban expands nationwide
Dr. Robert C. Weather, housing secretary under President Kennedy, said in an interview that the presidential ban on racial bias in federally aided housing will inevitably be extended to other housing. He acknowledged resistance from many Southern lawmakers.
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert C. Weather
Congress
Harriman quotes Khrushchev on China nuclear timing
Undersecretary of State W Averell Harriman cites Khrushchev predicting it will be a long time before Red China attains any significant nuclear capability. Roy E Davidson says endorsing Kennedy plan could cost him his job as head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Alabama reapportionment case to be argued before the Supreme Court the week of Nov 12. President Kennedy accepts Kenneth T Young's resignation as ambassador to Thailand and names Graham Martin as successor. A Mobile postal workers union charges discrimination against white employees.
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Moscow
Kennedy
Squaw Island
White House
Hyannis Port
Mass
W. Averell Harriman
Dean Rusk
Harriman
Soviet Union
Carl Kayser
Adrian Fisher
Arms Control Agency
Washington
Khrushchev
Red China
Roy E. Davidson
Congress
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Birmingham
Alabama
U. S. Supreme Court
Kenneth T. Young
Thailand
Graham Martin
Saint Laurent Promotes Good Mood Fashion Line
Paris AP reports Yves Saint Laurent unveils a luxuriously opulent fall winter collection titled good mood. No bombshells, but rich sports and evening wear with thigh high boots, jeweled embroideries, and slender tunics.
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Paris
Yves Saint Laurent
Saint Laurent
Christian Dior
Dior
Hemlinesh
Saint-Laurent
Picketing Threats Rise Across Northern Cities
Civil rights picketing intensified in New York Philadelphia and Newark amid racial tensions after mass arrests in Danville Virginia and Farmville Virginia. Leaders warned of renewed action at Jamaica Queens Rochdale Apartments and Philadelphia Post Office while demonstrations rose at schools and housing sites.
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Associated Press
New York
Philadelphia
Newark
N. J
Virginia
Jamaica
Queens
Rochdale Apartments
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Cecil B. Moore
Post Office
Anthony J. Lamberd
Danville
Danville Corporation
Farmville
Torrance
Calif
Marlon Brando
Southwood Riviera Royale
Frigidaire Appliances Seld Guaranteed and Serviced
An ad notes Frigidaire appliances sold and guaranteed with service available at Robinson's on 2nd Avenue ad.
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Frigidaire
Robinson’s
Ady
North Koreans Attack U S Troops Near Seoul
U N command says North Korean forces unprovoked attacked three members of the U S 1st Cavalry Division as they rode toward a guard post near Chungyang Dong. Creel cited seven ambush positions inside the DMZ with machine gun fire and grenades. Wounded soldier suffered chest arms and leg injuries. Names withheld pending next of kin notice.
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Seoul
U.N
George Creel
U. N. Command
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Chungyang-Dong
Creel
Demilitarized Zone
Pentagon
Red
U.S
Kip
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Belle Mina
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Bulletin
Weaver
Housing and Home Finances
By Sterling F. Green and
W. B. Ragsdale JR
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Postal” Employee Union
Mobile Post Office
Laurent
Quickies
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