Split In Red Camp Sends Shock Through Communist World
A July departure of the Red Chinese from Moscow sparks a global rift in communism. AP reports two camps emerge, one Moscow-led advocating peaceful coexistence and reform, the other led by Beijing calling for aggressive revolution. Rivalry and unease ripple through European, Latin American, and Asian parties, with fractures evident in France Brazil Italy Japan and Cuba as younger members push for action while old-line leaders cling to Khrushchev-era strategy.
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Tobacco Prices Fall in Early South Carolina North Carolina Sales
The Associated Press reports sharp price drops and poorer quality in the first two days of secured tobacco sales on the South Carolina Border North Carolina Belt. Thursday and Friday sales totaled 14,748,309 pounds at $40.57 per hundred, down $9.63 from 1962. Volume was high though quality slipped, with most sales untied and premiums limited to small gains for good primings. South Carolina sold 8,004,021 pounds at $42.03 while North Carolina centers sold 6,744,288 pounds at $38.84.
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Veteran newsman Ernest B. Hunter buried in Charlotte
Ernest B. Hunter, longtime editor at Charlotte and Greensboro papers, was buried Saturday after dying Friday of cancer. Hunter served as managing editor at multiple newspapers and was a veteran newsman remembered for his editorial leadership.
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Un American Activities Committee Respite Discussed
The House Committee on Un American Activities faces questions as critics argue the panel uses hearings to expose and gather evidence for legislation while some say its aims are controversial. Walter R. Mears notes debate over the committee's purpose and methods amid political contention in Washington AP report.
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Civil Rights Battle Russell Commands Filibuster Effort
The piece profiles Senator Richard Russell as a leading figure in blocking civil rights legislation through filibuster tactics. It notes his influence in the Senate on defense and budgets, his long career, and his reputation as a powerful, disciplined party leader who could rally supporters and test the stamina of opponents in a high stakes political clash.
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Mississippi Democrats Brace For First Governor Primary
Four veteran candidates, all segregationists, compete in Mississippi's first Democratic governor primary. Front runners are former Gov. J. P. Coleman, Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson, attorney Charles Sullivan, and welder Robert Mason. Voters weigh national alignment versus state issues as campaign highlights disputes over integration and civil rights amid a field with wide support and uncertain turnout.
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Desegregation Gains Claimed In Charleston Market
Negro leaders in Charleston report by Saturday that 107 merchants openly support desegregation on Meeting Street near the business district. Four department stores on King Street faced small protests by Negro pickets while a supermarket...
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