Debate Over Unemployment Alarm or Stability
AP Business News Writer Darden Chambliss reports leaders like Chrysler President Lynn Townsend say automation has gone far enough and new plants will need as many workers as existing ones. Other business figures predict a stable job market, while labor leaders warn of potential upheaval among youth and minorities without action.
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George Meany
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Harris Survey Finds Moderates Likely To Decide 1964 Vote
Results show 42 percent call themselves middle of the road, swing voters who can lean liberal or conservative. Conservatives stress financial integrity and oppose spending. liberals push for equal opportunity and ongoing change. moderates seek a balanced middle and may swing the election.
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AFL-CIO Gears Up Vote Drive For Labor Allies
New York reports the AFL-CIO organizing a nationwide effort to mobilize millions of union members to vote for candidates aligned with organized labor in next year’s elections. The campaign emphasizes turnout and political support for labor-friendly policies.
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Sandburg's Daughter Is Wed Civil ceremony links Sandburg to Crile
Miss Helga Sandburg, daughter of poet Carl Sandburg, married Dr. Georges Crile in a civil ceremony at the Court of General Sessions in Washington. The couple had planned a Cleveland Heights wedding, but a November visit to Sandburg at his North Carolina farm led to a simple union approved by the poet. Sandburg did not attend. gifts included three Nubian goats and a Sardinian donkey. Crile, 56, heads general surgery at the Cleveland Clinic, and Miss Sandburg, author of six books, has a son and daughter and a Seventh book due soon. The piece also covers AFL-CIO political moves on voter registration and civil rights debates at its convention.
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Brown Is Given 3 Months
In Yanceyville AP Jas per Brown a 45 Negro farmer was sentenced in Superior Court to three months active road for wounding N L Oliver Jr 20 last January 22 in a school integration incident. He also received a 12-18 month road sentence suspended two years for wounding James Nixon in the same incident. Judge W H S Burgwyn ordered Brown to pay Oliver 236 for medical bills and lost wages and 8 for Nixon's doctor bill. Brown is released on $2 000 bond until December 16 when the sentence begins to allow crop gathering. Testimony described Brown asking to disperse a mob and contacting sheriff Daniels who said he could not intervene. Daniels later denied saying so. A former Bartlett Yancy principal Herman Hollander noted ongoing school tensions.
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Cambodians Cheer End Of U S Aid Move
Thousands of Cambodians cheered Prince Norodom Sihanouk as he urged ending all U S aid by December 31. Posters reading Go home Yankee appeared at a mass meeting where he linked the aid cut to halting hostile broadcasts from South Vietnam and Thailand by Cambodian rebel groups.
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Kennedy Appeals To Cuba To Oust Castro Regime
President Kennedy tours Florida and Texas urging Cubans to overthrow Fidel Castro while pledging U S support for a progressive post Castro government He says Americans will oppose future Communist takeover and that U S cooperation will aid Cuba in rebuilding political and economic institutions The trip mirrors a campaign style swing through key states as the 1964 election nears
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Case urges full probe of Baker in Senate scandal
Sen Clifford Case urged the Senate Rules Committee to launch a comprehensive investigation into Robert G. Baker's resignation and alleged wheeling and dealing. Case warned public trust in Congress is at stake as disclosures about Baker's real estate, income, and connections to a vending firm surface. Mansfield supported broader inquiry into potential conflicts of interest involving lawmakers and other officials.
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