Navy Secretary Resigns After Carrier Dispute
Secretary Fred Korth resigns after clashing with Defense on nuclear powered carriers. Paul Nitze named as successor. resignation effective Nov 1. Korth to undergo ear operation at Bethesda Hospital. White House says surgery minor and not tied to resignation.
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Near Dam Copters Snatch 200 Villagers
U S Army helicopters rescued 200 residents from the village of Casso on the Vaiont Dam reservoir banks amid fears the village would be engulfed by the reservoir overflow. Italian officials ordered a formal inquiry into the disaster, with a report due by December 15. Authorities warned of landslide threats from Mt Tee as relief operations continued and villagers evacuated.
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Reported push to withhold funds over segregation in state guards
Reports, denied by committee officials, say a proposal may withhold funds from states refusing to end segregation in guard units. The President's Committee on Equal Opportunity in the Armed Forces, led by Gerhard A. Gesell, faced Southern opposition and possible delays as it eyed a follow-up report expected by year end.
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Redistrict Bill Details From Sanford Plan
Raleigh AP report outlines Sanford administration Senate redistricting bill submitted to a special session. Districts list counties and assigned number of senators for each area, from Cherokee to Guilford and beyond, with multiple districts showing two or three seats. The long tally includes Twenty-eighth district noting Guilford reference and page cross-mention.
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Supreme Court orders review of Rock Hill Negroes’ convictions
The Supreme Court directed South Carolina courts to reconsider breach of peace convictions of 65 Negroes arrested during a sit in at Rock Hill. The action is part of broader cases on segregation and trespass laws used to bar Black patrons from private businesses. The term also covered Clemson College admissions and a NAACP appeal from Alabama restraining intrastate business.
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NAACP
Special Session Opens in North Carolina Redistricting Effort
In Raleigh AP Majorities from both parties back an administration redistricting bill to realign Senate districts since 1941. Gov. Sanford urged lawmakers to fulfill their constitutional duty while considering possible constitutional amendments and a future automatic redistricting commission if needed. The session followed meetings on amendments and rules as committees reviewed the bill for swift action.
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Passenger Copter Crash Fatal To Six
New York Airways helicopter crashed on takeoff from Idlewild Airport killing at least six people. Four passengers and two crewmen perished as the craft exploded and burned near the airport center while firefighters battled the blaze shortly after noon.
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New Orleans widow loses bid for Supreme Court review
Mrs. Victoria St Pierre Lartigue's suit, naming RJ Reynolds and Liggett Myers, claimed cigarette makers breached an implied warranty of wholesomeness in selling products that allegedly caused her husband Frank J. Lartigue’s death from lung cancer in 1955. A jury ruled against her and the New Orleans circuit affirmed. The Supreme Court declined to hear the appeal.
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Easier Reading Enterprise Adopts New Type for Clarity
The Enterprise implements a new seven point Corona type with letters more extended to improve readability. A side by side comparison shows the old type yesterday against the new design used today and onward throughout the paper.
Goldwater Decision Threatens 1964 Primary Path
Montana to January 27 move looms as Goldwater weighing run in the Republican field. Illinois and other states hold critical convention votes. King Hassan hosts Morocco visit while Goldwater’s camp weighs petitions and ballot access ahead of the February and March primaries.
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