Shriners Close 32nd Annual Nashville Assembly
In Nashville at Municipal Auditorium 5000 Shriners and families wrapped a four day festival with parades and a concluding ball. A downtown stunt scene included a quick thief stealing fezes while a bell card shock challenged pedestrians during the festivities. Wahabi Temple of Jackson Miss won heavyweight in the motor corps drill with Hejnz Temple of Greenville S C second in lightweight.
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South Carolina Governor Visits Pioneer Village in Toronto
Governor Robert E. McNair of South Carolina visited Pioneer Village in Toronto with his wife and a 90 person party. The stop closed a two day tour tied to the state exhibit at the Canadian National Exhibition.
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Britain Faces Pressure Over Rhodesia Sanctions
London officials say sanctions alone won't end Rhodesia's rebellion and that South Africa's support helps sustain the Rhodesian economy. The Commonwealth debates new actions while Britain hesitates to hand responsibility to the United Nations, preferring a negotiated settlement. Sir Alec Douglas-Home urges Wilson to keep handling Rhodesia internally.
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Study Promised On War Claims
Washington officials said war veterans' claims from a Philippine panel were sent to the relevant agencies for study. Congress is considering legislation to boost veterans' benefits. Philippine senators criticized the United States, while U S officials noted no authority to settle the claims but addressed the presentations.
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Federal banks warned to hire without discrimination
Nearly 14,000 banks holding federal deposits are ordered not to discriminate by race or religion in hiring. President Johnson announced that Treasury Secretary Fowler sent letters to top officers, tying government depository contracts to Executive Order 11246 with an effective date of November 30.
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Vietnamese tailor campaigns for constitutional assembly seat
Mai Van Chom, 48, a poor but energetic Saigon tailor, uses a pedicab with a loudspeaker to campaign in the 5th Precinct. He is one of 542 candidates from the Patriotic Labor party, symbol rooster, seeking to energize peasants and workers ahead of the Sept. 11 election amid Viet Cong threats.
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