Hire On Merit Says FDR Jr in Charlotte
Frank D Roosevelt Jr told Charlotte area businessmen that training and education should raise Black workers to white skill levels and equal pay for equal work. He praised North Carolina as progressive, noting 493 of 3263 EEOC complaints came from the state but cautioned statistics can mislead due to industry size and active civil groups.
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Charlotte
Frank
Charlotte Area
Jin D. Roosevelt Jr
North Carolina
South
Tar Heel
Roosevelt
Polo’s Travels 1 Returned envoy insights
Fragmentary crossword style clues mention Marco Polo, Othello, Greek terms, and calendar notes. The item reads like a puzzle clue list with references to Jews, China, humor, wings, iris, and possessives. No cohesive narrative is present beyond scattered terms and dates.
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China
Asia Relies on Imports to Support Rice Output
Although Asia accounts for more than nine tenths of the world's output of rice, it must supplement its production with imports.
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Asia
Jacoby on Bridge Weak Two Bids Change Victory Prospects
In a discussion by Jacoby and Son from 1965, the weak two bid strategy is examined. East opening weak two alters South’s decision tree, affecting no trump success and potential squeezes.
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Jacoby & Son
Assn
Tor
East
South
North
West
Lou
Sole
Equal Service To Negroes Enjoined Under Civil Rights Act
U.S. Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach and U.S. District Judge Robert W. Hemphill ordered civil rights compliance. The consent decree requires restaurants to admit Negro patrons and provide meals and services on the same basis as non Negro customers and ban discriminatory practices or denial of facilities.
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Nicholas Katzenbach
Robert W. Hemphill
Orr
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