Who Pays For Them Trade Stamps Debate Sparks Inquiry
Washington AP Congressman Lester L Wolff questions who bears the cost of trade stamps amid rising use in retail sales. He seeks House Banking and Currency Committee scrutiny with potential restraints on stamp companies while noting stamps factor into over 38 billion dollars in retail sales. His wife saves stamps, he adds, quipping she pays for them anyway.
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Washington (Ap
Lester L
Big
Wolff
Federal _ Trade Commission
National Food Marketing Commission
Commerce Depatient
President's Adviser On Consumer Affairs
Agriculture Department
Smal Business Administration
Department of Labor
Department of Agriculture
House Banking and Currency Committee
Solution Seen In Steel Rift
AP reports a Steelworkers union committee issued a harsh statement on wage policy and industry inflexibility. They still expect a contract by the September 1 deadline as talks continue and a 30 day strike motive was discussed, with union President I. W. Abel urging a possible agreement.
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Pitts Urgh
I. W. Abel
Ground Action Slows as Bombing Targets Viet Cong Near Saigon
U S and Vietnamese planes pounded targets in North and South Viet Nam while ground fighting slowed. Viet Cong attacked government posts near Saigon and at Ba Ta, with light Vietnamese casualties. A watchtower near Tan Son Nhut suffered heavy defender losses. 14 Viet Cong were killed 350 miles northeast of Saigon. Navy Skyhawks hit a north transportation terminal. trains derailed and a warehouse damaged. Prime Minister Ky said South Vietnam’s armed forces would grow toward victory. In Chapel Hill, NC, police questioned a young Black man for the stabbing of Suellen Evans, 21, a UNC home economics student, who died from two heart and neck stab wounds near the botanical garden. No murder weapon found. autopsy showed no rape. The campus was shaken as investigators sought witnesses and an armed suspect.
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Saigon
Capiital
Tan Son Nhut
Quang Tin Province
Independence
Hanoi
U.S
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao iKy
Popular Forces
University of North Carolina
Suellen Evans
L. Stone
Evans
Miss Evans
Mooresville
N. C
Botanical ‘Garden
W. D. Blake
Blake
Sorority Sisters Found Dead Near Austin Field
Crime experts reported an autopsy for Susan Rigsby shows strangling by a powerful attacker. Inquest by Justice of the Peace Jerry Dellana found inconclusive results about Shirley Ann Stark’s death. The sun-darkened bodies were found Friday in a weed-grown vacant field near Austin’s north edge. Pathology indicated two skull fractures and no signs of violent blows on the nearly nude bodies.
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Austin
Tex
Susan Rigsby
Justice of ‘the Peace
Jerry 'Dellana
Shirley Ann Stark
Dellana
Bodies Of Girls Found In Field
Col Homer Garrison of the Texas DPS said fingerprints were taken from one body. He noted some dress details remain undisclosed as the investigation advances. The two 21 year old Dallas residents disappeared July 18 near the University of Texas campus. Rose was aided by dentists Dr. Brumage and Dr. Mitchell who identified Stark and Rigsby through dental work and X rays.
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Homer Garrison
Texas Department of Public Safety
Garrison
University of Texas
Dallas
Rose
R M. Brumage
John L. Mitchell
Starkhy
Mitchell
Rigsby
Bogalusa Police Face Federal Court Orders
Bogalusa officials Arnold Spiers and Claxton Knight, plus rookie Donald Penton, were ordered by U S District Judge Herbert W Christenberry to halt civil rights violations or face jail and fines. The injunction requires protections for civil rights demonstrators, with training and sworn compliance statements. A rally of segregationists and Klansmen was planned nearby in Cross Roads Mississippi.
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Bogalusa
U.S. Dist
Herbert W. Christenberry
Arnold Spiers
Claxton Knight
Spiers
Knight
Donald Penton
Christenberry
U.S. Asst
John Doar
Arion
Viet Nam Debate In UN Studied
United Nations Security Council members opened talks on whether to launch a debate on Viet Nam prompted by a U S request for a peace formula. Persistent questions focused on reviving a session, with both the United States and the Soviet Union reportedly cool to the idea as air strikes against North Vietnam continued.
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United Nations, Nly
U.S
Viet Nam
U.N. Security Council
Li Nation Council
United States
Soviet Union
Violence Flare in Americus as Negro Demonstrations Continue
In Americus Georgia police guard streets as Negro leaders press for boycotts and city officials face ultimatum. Three races marches near the court house lead to talk of biracial talks while two white suspects face murder charges in the slaying of Andrew A. Healy.
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Americas
Georgia
SCLC
Andrew A
King Whatley Jr
Benjamin van Clarke
Martin Luther
Whatley
Marine King
Southern Christian Lead Corps
Ership Conference
T. Griffin Walker
Willie Bold
Clergymen Criticized By Priest in Chicago Dustup
In Chicago a prominent Catholic priest who marched in Selma criticizes clergymen for taking sides in protests against Mayor Daley and Schools Supt. Ben Willis. Msgr. Cantwell says some priests claim moral authority beyond their role. The dispute centers on alleged Communist involvement in civil rights demonstrations and a push for desegregation in public schools.
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Chicago
Selma
Ala
Richard J. Daley
Benjamin C. Willis
Daniel M. Cantwell
Catholic Council On Working Life
Msgr. Cantwell
Msgr
Cantwell
Daley
Willis
Hunt Promises Action On State Road Needs
NEW BERN North Carolina AP Hunt said state highway problems require more rapid safe and convenient steps. He spoke at the dedication of the Silver Lake ferry built by New Bern Shipyards Inc to operate between Ocracoke and Cedar Island on the Outer Banks.
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New Bern
N. C
Highway Commission
Joseph M. Hunt Jr
Carolina
New Bern Shipyards Inc
Silver Lake
Christ- Lake
Merrill Evans
Ahoskie
Ocracoke
Cedar
State Highway Commission
Sunday Reading Sparks In Town Rail Work In High Point
30 years ago Lowering of the Southern Railway tracks through town drew hundreds of onlookers including Harold Stout, a camera enthusiast who captured the project in hundreds of photos to be shown in the Sunday Enterprise. A Washington letter lifts hopes for about 200 Randolph County students studying outside the county, with a board meeting to decide Monday.
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Southern Railway
High Point
Harold Stout
Sunday Enterprise
Washington
Randolph County
Randolph Education Board
Enterprise
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