Kennedy Defends Nuclear Test Treaty In Senate Debate
President Kennedy urged Senate approval of the Moscow signed treaty as officials in Washington Moscow and London signatories count grows it would require two thirds to take effect and aims to curb the nuclear arms race without banning all testing. He said no secret deal was made and the pact speaks for itself while promising to resume atmospheric testing if violated and to continue underground testing for development and deterrence.
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Yarred
Dirksen
Moscow
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Senate
Washington
London
State Department
Kennedy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Averell Harriman
William C. Foster
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
U.S
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Jack R. Miller
A-Iown
Goldwater
Wall Street advances after mild SEC report
The stock market rose modestly amid relief over the SEC’s concluding report on the securities industry. The Dow gained 1.46 to 705.64, the AP 60-stock average rose 0.3 to 271.3, with gains in drugs, motion pictures, steels, motors, oils, and airlines. Paramount led with about 2 points.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wall Street
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Jones & Laughlin
General Motors
Merck
Pfizer
Schering
Paramount
Kennedy Baby Placed in Breathing Device After Premature Birth
Doctors announced the infant born five and a half weeks early suffered idiopathic respiratory syndrome. A rapid ambulance transfer to Boston followed, with a three‑compartment breathing unit placed in service to aid lung oxygen. The President visited four times as reports fluctuated between serious condition and improvement.
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Otis Air Force Base
Boston
Salinger
Children’s Hospital
Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
Squaw Island
Hyannis Port
White House
Cape Cod
Ritz Carlton
Israeli press landscape shows diverse languages and rapid growth
The AP notes Israel with about 2.5 million people has 25 daily papers 60 weeklies 140 fortnights and monthlies. Dailies published in Hebrew German Arabic Hungarian French Polish Yiddish Romanian English and Bulgarian reflect a multilingual media scene.
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Jerusalem
Drownings and Tensions Mark Swift Strike III Break
During a 24 hour break in Swift Strike III near Whitmire soldiers clashed with civilians at a pool room and a Black serviceman drowned in the Little Saluda River. An Army helicopter crash near Lake Greenwood injured pilot Lt. John Frazee as red and blue forces resumed hostilities.
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Associated Press
Whitmire
Arthur C. Sparks
Sparks
Eugene Brown
Batimore
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Little Saluda
Newberry
Lake Greenwood
John Frazee
Frazee
Security
Colo
Saluda River
Roving mail train robbery shocks London area
Bandits overpowered two train crewmen and seized 120 bags of mail while the rest of the train was ignored. The heist, described as brilliantly planned, involved unloading a large cash haul as investigators suspect internal help. The incident sparked calls for railroad security overhauls and armed guards on mail trains.
Postmaster General Steps Out Today
Washington AP J Edward Day leaves as postmaster general after two years with no clear successor. President Kennedy has not announced a replacement and speculation centers on a potential Cabinet appointment for a Black official, with past names like William L. Dawson and Robert C. Weaver discussed.
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Washington
J. Edward Day
Kennedy
William L. Dawson
Ill
Dawson
Robert C. Weaver
Congress
Bisbee Man Builds Stilts to Plaster Ceiling
Jesse Williams devised tall stilts to reach a Bisbee ceiling while plastering, avoiding the need to move a ladder. The improvised stilts let him work by walking, conserving energy during the job.
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Bisbee, Ariz
Jesse ‘Williams
Bisbee
Williams
Notices of Service of Process and Summonses in High Point
Civil action in Guilford County seeks alimony child support custody and housing relief in Barber vs Barber with Sept 25 1963 defense deadline. Municipal Court of High Point issues absolute divorce case Horton vs Horton with Sept 12 1963 defense deadline. Public notices dated July 31 and July 24 1963 from Betty Warner and Donna Amos assistants, with local attorney listings.
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Superior Court
High Point
State OF
North Carolina
Guilford County
William Grant Barber
Betty Warner
Martin, Whitley & Washington Attorneys of Law
N.C. National Bank
City OF
Nancy L. Horton
William P. Horton
Municipal Court
Donna W. Amos
Clarence Boyan
E. Commerce St. High Point
N. C
President visits hospital as infant death cited
The president arrived from Boston to a hospital where doctors announced that the baby's death was due to prematurity and hyaline membrane disease. The presidential family planned private funeral services to be held Saturday in the private chapel at the residence.
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Boston
Salinger
Sale of Land Under Deed of Trust in High Point NC
Trustee will sell at public auction in front of the City County Building High Point Guilford County North Carolina on August 21 1963 at 10 30 A M the land described as Lot 1 Section 18 High Point Development Company Subdivision Plat Book 53 Page 464. Deposit required. balance due on deed delivery. Subject to unpaid taxes and liens. Reserved conditions include taxes and assessments.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
William H. T. Mack
Pearl T. Mack
Lee F. Stackhouse
Register of Deeds
South Hamilton Street
High Point
High Point Township
Ringing Bell Fire Alarms at Local Plant
Thomasville firefighters responded to three calls including a malfunctioning plant bell at Thomasville Furniture Industries on West Main Street. A firefighter used a personal car to reach a road block fire, and a lawnmower owned by Lee Summey on Trinity Street burned with slight damage.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Furniture Industries
West Main Street
Richard Hall
Lee Summey
Trinity Street
Youth Group Sets Picnic at Canaan Methodist Church
The Thomasville Sub-district Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold its annual picnic Saturday at 4 p.m. at Canaan Methodist Church. Members from Bethel, Canaan, Fair Grove, Fairview, First, Hope Well, J ohnson town, Memorial, Mt. Pleasant, New Mount Vernon, Pine Woods, Pleasant Grove, Pleasant Hill, Prospect, Shady Grove, Trinity, Unity and West End will attend. Toni Veach of Pine Woods Methodist Church will preside as president of the Sub-district M Y F urban affairs department. Day is leaving the $25 000 a year job for a law practice in Washington.
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Thomasville
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Canaan
Department of Urban Affairs
Day
Washington
State Personnel Council approves 5 percent raise for 2300 mental institution attendants
The State Personnel Council votes a five per cent pay boost for 2300 attendants at state mental institutions. It also weighs trimming the work week from 44 to 40 hours per week. Supporters call it humane and economically sane while noting past staffing strain.
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Raleigh
State Personnel Council
Clifton Beckwith
State Employes’ Association
John Jordan
Jules Coggins
Wake County
Beckwith
Jordan
Appropriations
Woman Dies After Rescue in West Texas
Vera Greer, 67, who was rescued by an Air Force helicopter after five days in sweltering West Texas, died at Pecos Hospital. Doctors cited exposure and dehydration as causes, noting she was alternately conscious and in a coma. Her daughter and dog companion had been with her before the tire trouble and disappearance.
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Pecos
Tex
Vera Greer
Air Force
West Texas
Cooling Expected By Monday In North Carolina
The Weather Bureau forecasts near current temperatures through the weekend with a cooling trend by Monday as a low pressure mass from the Upper Mississippi Valley moves in by late Sunday. Expect thundershowers and lower highs from the mountains to the Piedmont, with tonight’s lows around 60 in the mountains and 65 to 70 elsewhere.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River Valley
Dow Jones Averages Report From Market Tables
The Dow Jones indices show mixed movement with the Industrials at 704.27 to 705.64 intraday and the Rails around 170.16 to 170.46. Utilities rise sharply to 147.63 at noon while general stocks edge to 254.66. volume climbs from 960000 to 3460000.
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Bache & Co
North Carolina Court Commission Named to Study Improvements
Governor Sanford announced a 15 member court commission to study and implement the court improvement amendment. Members include Dickson Phillips, Lind ay Warren, David Britt, James McMillan, A A Zollicoffer, A D Folger Jr, Wilbur Jolly, Staton Williams, Karl McGhee, J Alexander McMahon, J Eugene Snyder, Leonard Lloyd, J J Harrington, H Patrick Taylor, and Stephen Dolley Jr.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Gov. Sanford
Senate
Clarence Stone
House
Clifton Blue
Dickson Phillips
University of North Carolina At
Louisburg
Staton P. Williams
Albemarle
Karl W. McGhee
Wilmington
J. Alexander McMahon
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Association of County Commissioners
J. Eugene Snyder
Lexington
Leonard W. Lloyd
Robbinsville
J. J. Harrington
Lewiston
H. Patrick Taylor
Wadesboro
Stephen B. Dolley Jr
Gastonia
Priest’s Family Home Scene Tied to Missing Car
Police linked Father Mc Shane to a sister’s Yonkers visit after leaving friends. A station wagon owned by Howard Katz of the Bronx and loaned to an acquaintance allegedly used in the theft. The knife set was found in the vehicle.
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Atl Refining
Aveo Cp Ee
Vaeckeeckes
Bendix Corp
Beth Stee
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Burroughs Corp
Caro P & L . Eee
Celanese Corp
Cuain Belt
Champion P&f
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Curtiss
Tel & Tel
Goodrich
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Int Paper
Eee
Int Tel & Tel
Kayser Roth
Liggett & Myers Lockh Air
Avia
Penney JC
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Petr
Pitt Plate Gil
iPure Oil
Radio Corp
Reynolds
Sperry Corp
Calif Ga
Stevens JP
Texaco Inc
Textron Inc 3A
Union Bay
UN Carbide
Union Pac
United Airlines
United Aire
United Fruit
US Sd
Caro Chem
el & Powa
Va P&p
Western Md
West Union
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Winn Dixie
Woolworth
Zenith Rad
Cheddington
Jack Mills
Dave Whitby
Dave
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London Mint
Council
Fred Royster
Henderson
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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