S'ville Georgia Shows Racial Peace and Economic Growth
New York Times correspondent reports Louisville Georgia's mixed progress after civil rights movement collapse. White and Black populations, local industry like Thermo King and Jefferson Shirt, urban renewal funds, and voter registration gains illustrate a cautious shift toward economic development and integration despite resistance.
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South
New York Times
South Carolina
Gro
Willie Belle Moye
Thermo King
Louisville
Jefferson Shirt Corp
Geneva Talks Move Amid Peace Conference Frustrations
James Reston reports from Geneva on pacem in terris delegates who hoped for a peace breakthrough but faced global crises in Vietnam and the Middle East. The conference yielded debate on whether justice or power should drive policy as tensions risk general war.
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James Reston
New York Times News Service
Geneva
Pacem In
Vietnam
Middle East
National Liberation Front
Hanoi
N.L.F
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Dean Rusk
Nicholas Katzenbach
U Thant
Mideast
North Vietnam
China
Senate
Nasser
Israel
Red Sea
Gulf of Aqaba
Strait of Tiran
Farmers Demand Higher Federal Price Supports
Secretary Freeman heard direct pleas from rice and peanut growers for higher price supports as rising costs threaten farming profitability. Rice production has surged with exports and higher yields, yet growers argue program costs should share burden with defense and foreign aid. Major rice states include Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Missouri and Texas.
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William M. Blair
Washington
Orville
L. Freeman
United States
U.S
South Vietnam
South
Freeman
Charles Broussard
Acadia Parish Rice Growers Association
Alexandria
Defense
State Departments
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Texas
Co Og Ieeen
U.S and Communists Run Red Cross Office in Thailand
In Udon Thailand a Hanoi Red Cross storefront operates near U S Air Base with Nguyen Van Tuong as liaison. Hanoi claims it resettled North Vietnamese refugees in 1964 but bombing made continued operations dangerous. Thai and U S sources say Hanoi seeks no more refugees and maintains a fifth column for future subversion.
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Peter Braestrup
New York Times
Udon
Thailand
United States
Hanoi
Red Cross
U. S
Air Force
North Vietnam
Laos
Nguyen van Tuong
Northeast
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