Dow Jones Advances Mixed As Volunteering Plan Delayed
The stock market edged higher midafternoon with gains in industrials and rails while utilities lagged. A planned constitutional amendment to remove racial barriers and reorganize church jurisdictions was postponed after a late meeting, with leaders citing insufficient consensus.
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Soviets warn Africa Asia against China meddling
Moscow charged Red China with seeking to sway African and Asian nations to turn against the Soviet Union. The Soviet government paper accused Beijing of maneuvering to create tensions and to isolate the USSR from its allies amid a Jakarta meeting and a planned second Bandung conference. The report followed debate on civil disobedience within limited bounds and a church report on obedience to God in civil rights struggles.
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Fulbright Sent On Cyprus Mission To Greece and Turkey
Senator Fulbright travels from Washington to London then Athens and Ankara to relay U S concerns over Cyprus. President Johnson instructed him to express urgency for restoring order and report back on Greek and Turkish positions, not proposing a settlement yet awaiting UN mediator proposals. The Cyprus issue remains with the United Nations.
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Police Seek Tigernaper after Tiger Cub Seized in Atlanta
Police hunt for a tigernaper after a nine week old tiger cub was seized from the Grant Park Zoo in Atlanta over the weekend. Zoo Superintendent Johnny Dilbeck fears the cub may die from pneumonia or feed deprivation. a sister cub was left behind. A separate note describes a public notice in High Point North Carolina for an absolute divorce case filed by Clas C. McMillan against L. R. McMillan with a June 26, 1964 filing deadline.
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Wilkinson makes political debut in Oklahoma Senate race
Football coach Bud Wilkinson enters Oklahoma GOP nomination contest as 139 GOP convention delegates are chosen this week, pushing total delegates to 652 of 1308 authorized. A candidate requires 655 to secure the nomination.
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Court changed career cise and Brown v. Board influence
The passage cites a court challenge to school board tolerance of segregated systems after Brown v. Board. It argues policies creating or perpetuating racial segregation are beyond legal acceptability, referencing Parisi fashion and Dior’s 1947 line amid postwar shifts. It notes a gallery closure tied to Dior and fashion history.
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Parisi
Christian Dior
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Indiana Voters Split Over Welsh Johnson Race in Harris Survey
Harris poll shows Indiana voters favor President Johnson over Governor Welsh while disapproval grows for Welsh amid tax hikes and spending. Among three other Democrats Wallace Lausche Humphrey, Wallace fares worst though many know him. civil rights backlash estimated at about 10 percent of Democratic votes.
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Ohio
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Minnesota
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Margaret Poole Wins $1 000 Scholarship
Miss Margaret Poole of Thom asville daughter of Mr and Mrs B B Poole is among 11 winners of 1000 Memorial Award Scholarships to North Carolina Wesleyan College. She ranks in the upper quarter of her class at Senior High is a National Honor Society member treasurer of the Student Council president of the Library Club and the 1961 God Citizen of the Year recipient. She writes a weekly column for The Enterprise on Thomasville High School events.
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