Studebaker Decision Strikes Heavy Blow In South Bend
About 1,500 production workers were laid off November 1 as Studebaker halted U S auto production and reorganized to a Canada-focused operation. The South Bend plant, core of the company, faced sharp curtailment with 1964 model output cut and a plan to keep parts and service through a dealer network. Burlingame named president to steer through losses.
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Roger Lane
AP Business News
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Studebaker
U.S
Canada
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Montago
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Ind
Baker
Indiana
Matthew
Hamilton
Ont
He- Welsh
Ority
Burlingame
Union
South Bend
South Company
Bend
Fiup
Courts Move To Ban Federal Housing Segregation
Atlanta AP report highlights from North Carolina Law Review on housing discrimination. Legal expert Sloane notes that federal policy on equal housing opportunity is growing, with state fair housing laws limited in effect. He points out FHA and VA loan activities fall under the executive order, while many lenders outside FHA/VA remain influenced by federal regulation.
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E. Sloane
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Civil Veterans. Administration
Rights
South
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Carolina Law Review
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Kennedy
Savings and Loan Associations
Pope Will Appeal For Peace In Bethlehem Speech
An informed source says Pope Paul VI after the Holy Land pilgrimage will deliver a major Bethlehem speech on January 6 calling for peace and unity for all mankind. The plan includes visits to Israel and Jordan and Masses at key sites before returning to Rome.
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Vatican City
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Israel
Jordan
Holy Land
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Rome
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Amman
Jerusalem
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Old Jerusalem
Apostolic Delegation
Nazareth
Tiberias
Sea of Galilee
Church of the Nativity
Galvao Angers Africans at UN session
Henrique Galvao, the Santa Maria hijacker, denounced Salazar from a New York hotel during a UN trusteeship committee appearance. African delegates protested his remarks doubting independence for Portuguese Africa and questioning unity efforts. He urged action by Western powers to remove Salazar.
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Oy Tom Hoge
United Nations
Henrique Galvao
Santa Maria
New York
Brazil
U.N
Galvao
Portugal
Angola
Portuguese Africa
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Salazar
United States
Britain
France
Achkar Marof
Guinea
Galvac
Mozambique
Portuguese Guinea
Marof
Abigail Adams
John Adams
Portugese
Washington
State Department
Lisbon
Ithe
Quite Normal Rules Judge Quite Normal Rules
In Manhattan a judge ruled no disturbance in a deserted street as a model Miss Janice Tice posed topless on Liberty Street on a Sunday afternoon. Police had arrested both for breach of peace but Judge Richard F. Dely acquitted them for lacking a public audience.
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New York
Manhattan
Ma of the People
Janice
Miss Tice
Liberty Street
Financial District
Criminal Court
Richard F. Dely
New Hope Dam Clears New Hurdle in Senate Vote
The Senate approved a 4.5 billion public works bill, adding 180000 for New Hope reservoir planning near Pittsboro in Chatham County NC. Other NC items include Swift Creek 250000, Ft. Macon 54000, Carolina Beach planning 80000, Wilmington harbor 138000, Cape Fear River surveys 30000 and 25000, Neuse River 40700. House-Senate talks target Cape Fear River 25 million. Knowles Dam in Montana remains unsettled. Dr D E Weidler, 78, York College president 1938-1947, dies.
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North Carolina
New Hope River
Senate
House
New Hope Reservoir
Pittsboro
Chatham County
Swift Creek
Macon
Atlantic Beach
Carolina Beach
Wilmington
Cape Fear
Neuse
House-Senate
Knowles Dam
Montana
Khrushchev Pushes Economic Revolution in Soviet Union
AP analysis argues Khrushchev seeks to erect a monument to himself by launching a seven year plan of about 46 billion dollars to expand chemical industry and consumer goods. The move could shift Cold War dynamics but faces opposition from Stalinist factions and military leadership. Public shortages and demand for higher quality goods color the domestic reception and could influence Central Committee decisions.
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William L. Ryan
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Central Committee
United States
Charlotte Votes On School Bonds
Charlotte and Mecklenburg County voters consider a 15.6 bond issue to fund a school construction program over three years. The proposal seeks approval for a multi-year expansion plan amid local fiscal questions.
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Charlotte
Charlotte and
Mecklenburg County
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