Girl Beaten to Testify in Juvenile Case
An 11 year old Baltimore girl Frances Dixon vows to testify in a case against two teen girls charged with assault and larceny despite being beaten by a group of youths. She recounts the attack on her way to fetch her brother and says she will testify with her father present.
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Baltimore, Md
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Moscow
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Moscow University
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State Urged To Repeal Race Bar
North Carolina advisory committee urges repeal of segregation laws in a 250 page report covering 1959 to 1962. It notes laws creating segregation invite misunderstanding and violence and calls for legislative action to remove such statutes. Education and voting gaps are highlighted with low non-white registration rates in Warren and Mecklenburg counties.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
McNeill Smith
Greensboro
J. Francis Paschal
Duke University Law School
Paschal
Warren County
Mecklenburg County
Kennedy warns of jobless rise tied to tax cuts
President Kennedy, in Chicago for the dedication of O Hare International Airport, warned unemployment could reach 7 percent without tax cuts. He pressed a $10.3 billion tax cut to spur growth and job creation, framing the measure as essential to national welfare amid a wartime economy.
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Chicago
Kennedy
O'Hare International
Cmdr
Edward H., O'Hare
Bomb Threat Delays Two Eastern Flights From Charlotte
An anonymous call to a Charlotte airline office claimed a bomb on the next New York flight. Eastern Air Lines flights 133 and 238 were grounded while FBI agents and local officers checked planes and baggage. Flight 328 and its 34 passengers plus five crew waited an hour before departure. A locked suitcase destined for New York was held for 24 hours.
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Ken Duffer
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Eastern Air Lines
New York
Idlewild
Atlanta
Newark N. J
High Point
Greensboro - Winston- Salem
FBI
Sheriff's
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U S Sees Continued Aid To Brazil Amid Tense Politics
Washington reports President Kennedy plans a new aid program for Brazil to help stabilize its economy with a first step of about 50 million dollars. The United States, IMF, World Bank, and others back a three year development effort, with Brazil seeking 1.5 billion from foreign sources.
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Washington
Brazil
Kennedy
Latin America
Francisco San Tijago Dantas
United States
U.S
International ‘Monetary Fund
World Bank
Cuba
New Dream For Russian Youth
By Eddy Gilmore flock of soviet youths envisions Khrushchev era reforms bringing private living space modern apartments cars foreign travel shorter work weeks and artistic freedom. interview quotes from Valentina Ivanova Sergei Morozov Galina Sutter reflect hope amid conservatives as Russia eyes springtime change and cultural shifts.
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Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Stalin
Communist Party
Sys
Committee urges deep cuts in foreign aid program
A presidential advisory panel led by Gen. Lucius D. Clay recommends Kennedy cut foreign aid by about 500 million dollars from the 3.9 billion level and tighten management while preserving aid in key countries. AFL CIO head Meany dissents urging a bigger program. Congress views expect difficulties in reaching Kennedy’s planned 4.9 billion for next year. Kennedy thanks Clay for the service and notes support for guarded mutual defense and development efforts.
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Washington
Lucuis D. Clay
Kennedy
U.S
Clay
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
Foreign Aid Critics Hail Proposals
Washington critics hail Gen. Lucius Clay led report on foreign aid as a push to cut Kennedy’s 4.9 billion budget. Senators say the findings stress tighter benchmarks, greater private enterprise abroad, and reexamination of economic help while preserving essential security goals.
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United States
Washington
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