Sugar Bill Extends U S Sugar Program Amid Latin Protests
The Senate passed a sugar extension bill 54 to 12 and sent it to President Kennedy. Calls to modify provisions arose to please Latin American nations unhappy with export limits. The measure expands domestic grower share and allows 1.64 million tons for Cuba with democratic conditions, and awards 1.2 million tons as permanent quotas to 23 countries.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Argentina
Dominican Republic
United States
Mansfield
U.S
Cuba
Third Woman Strangled in Three Weeks in Greater Boston
In Lynn Massachusetts a 65 year old practical nurse Helen E Blake was found strangled in her apartment. Earlier Nina G Nichols 68 was found strangled in Brighton Boston. Anna E Slesers 55 was found strangled in Back Bay Boston. All three killings occurred at night in empty apartments and remain unsolved.
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Lynn
Mass
Greater
Boston
Helen E. Blake
Miss Blake
Nina G. Nichols
Brighton
Anna E. Slesers
Back Bay
109 Weapons Surrendered In New York Amnesty Drive
Police reported 109 weapons surrendered during a June amnesty from prosecution in New York. The items included 62 revolvers, 40 automatic pistols, a rifle, a shotgun, a flare gun, an air rifle and 3 air pistols.
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New York
Kennedy Accepts Marble Mantelpiece in White House
President Kennedy accepts a white marble mantelpiece inscribed with Adams prayers for the state dining room a duplicate of the 1902 original now in the Truman Library. The gift from New York marble industry Steinmann Cain White, Kennedy edited the inscription for visibility.
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Washington
Kennedy
John Adams
White House
Executive Mansion
Theodore Roosevelt
Truman
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Vermont
Adams
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Marble Industry of
New York
Steinmann, Cain & White
NAACP Convention Sparks Atlanta Picketing Fight
NAACP delegates gather in Atlanta for a national convention as the group plans hotel picketing over Negro guest policy. The Ku Klux Klan threatens counter demonstrations while two white men with Nazi Swastikas protest outside the Municipal Auditorium without violence. Police monitor the scene as delegates stay in college dorms and hotels amid security.
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Atlanta
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ku Klux Klan
NAACP
Deep
South
Iity
Klan
of the Loyal Order of Moose
Roy Wilkins
The
Municipal Auditorium
Laurence
Terry Smith
Arlington
Harry Earle Blair
Camden
Not All Tar Heel Courts Easy On Traffic Violators
North Carolina courts show uneven handling of drunken driving cases. AP survey across counties notes some judges and juries acquitting many defendants while others back strict conduct. Cases from Craven, Wayne, Cleveland, Buncombe and other counties reveal backlogs, plea dynamics, and sentencing patterns affecting liquor driving prosecutions.
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J. Michael Rouse
Raleigh
Superior Court
W. K. Bundy
Kinston
Gastonia
North Carolina
Associated Press
Catawba County
Alamance Superior Court
William L. Shoffner
Alamance County General Court
Shoffner
Forrest H. Hall
Graham
Craven County
Recorder’s Court
William Flanner
Recorder's Court
Raymond Sumrell
New Bern
James Pearsall
Wayne County Court
Wayne County
Ogden Parker
Charles P. Gaylor
John Jenkins
Goldsboro
Asheville
Burgin Pennell
Buncombe
General County Court
German Parents Visit Daughter's Grave in Morganton
German couple from Frankfurt, Karl and wife, came to Morganton, North Carolina, to visit the grave of their daughter who was killed there last January along with her husband Ray Wilson's father. They arrived after a long trip from Germany and expressed sadness and gratitude for the chance to meet their three granddaughters. The visit followed a local fundraiser by the Salem Burn Club to aid the Quints.
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Morganton
N.C
Karl Quint
Frankfurt-, on-the-Main
Germany
Ray Wilson
Charlotte's
Frankfurt
Quints
Wilson
John Marshall Wilson
Burke County
Blue Ridge Mountains
Ralph Nesbitt Cook
Henrietta
Quint
New Orleans
North Carolina
Barbara
Jacquelyn
Texas
Korea
Henri Benderson
St. Peter’s
Minn
Mormawie
Ganton
Charlotte
Forrest Newton
Morbanner
Wiesbaden
Morgan Conter
Salem
Tan Club
Bank Notice High Point Bank and Trust name change
Application by High Point Savings and Trust Company for authority to change its name to High Point Bank and Trust Company has been filed with the State Banking Commission. The hearing is scheduled for July 18 1962 at 11 a.m. in Room 316 Motor Vehicles Building Raleigh North Carolina.
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High Point Savings and Trust Company
High Point
N. C
High Point Bank and Trust Company
Motor Vehicles Building
Raleigh
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Sam Griffith
Atsugi Naval Air Station
Tokyo
Griffith
JFK
KKK
Cleveland County Recorder’s Court
Joe F. Mull
Shelby
J. Frank Huskins
Burnsville
Buncombe Superior Court
Municipal County Court
Greensboro
John Kinsey
Kinsey
St. Bernard
Nash
Nash Jewelry
N. Main ST
Tizzy
By O’sann
Herbie
Commission
Ben R. Roberts
Modern Upholstery CO
Walnut
Lawson
Modern
Greensboro Road
Finance & Acceptance Corp
High Point, Inc
E. Commerce St
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