Kennedy and Macmillan Voice Regret Over Khrushchev Test Ban Rejection
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan said they deeply regret Khrushchev's rejection of a three nation appeal for a ban on atmospheric nuclear tests. They reaffirmed readiness to negotiate a wide scope controlled test ban and issued the joint statement from London and the Cape Cod White House. The appeal was issued at Hyannis Port last Sunday.
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Troops Ordered To Europe In Kennedy Drawdown
Washington reports 40 000 regular Army troops ordered to Europe to bolster the 250 000 already there as part of a Berlin crisis build up. Government paid travel for dependents and civilian employees is halted effective Oct 9, with a West Berlin exception allowing travel to preserve freedom symbol.
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Funeral Services For John O. Burge Held At Cumby Chapel
The funeral for 77 year old John O. Burge was conducted at 3 p m yesterday at Cumby Chapel with Rev C F Overstreet and Rev J E Nelson presiding. Burial followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Pallbearers named Ronald Davis Donald Davis Richard Rush George Davis Lester Burge and William Smith. Burge died Friday at the home of Mrs Henry Craughn 936 Forrest St after years of declining health.
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Funeral for James Freeman Slated Today
funeral service for James M. Freeman 56 of 3001 N Main Street set for 4 p.m. at Orrell's Northside chapel with Jehovah's Witnesses ministers presiding. Burial to Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery. Freeman died at his residence Friday.
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Ohio man pioneers hot dog in bread roll name origin
Harry Mosley Stevens of Niles Ohio first wrapped a frankfurter in bread to create a hot dog and capitalized on the name after a 1900 New York caricature portrayed the sausage as a dachshund.
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William Penn Notebook Signals Banner School Year
William Penn High School opens with a strong enroll ment and active clubs. Patrol Organization forms September 4 with 20 members led by James Clarke captain and lieutenants Fredrick Wright Burdene Cooke sergeants Annie Pressley Virginia Capel. yearbook staff prepares senior pictures and library librarians. Choir director Miss Browne shares Indian music studies from Rutgers Institute. Penn Tigers beat Second Ward 18 to 0 to go 2 0.
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Brooks Memorial and Church Groups Schedule Community Programs
Local churches and clubs announce a busy slate of events. Mrs. L M Mayfield speaks at Brooks Memorial. Circle A and Circle B members report outcomes and meet at 828 Fairview Street and 131 Underhill Avenue respectively. Community faith and youth groups hold meetings, lectures, and song services through September.
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Discrimination In State Cited By Rights Group
Washington AP reports North Carolina’s Civil Rights Advisory Committee finds persistent racial discrimination in voting education and employment. The 52 page study cites white overrepresentation in registered voters, token school integration, varied literacy tests, and limited nonwhite job access with 1960s county gaps in voter registration.
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Rights Body Seeks Voting Legislation
The Civil Rights Commission urged Congress to enact federal voting rights law protecting all Americans in federal and state elections with narrow exceptions for age or residency and felony convictions. It cited race-based ballot discrimination found in eight Southern states and invoked the 15th and 14th Amendments to justify congressional action.
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Miss America Crowned After Pageant Victory
Maria Beale Fletcher captured the Miss America title amid cheers from her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beale Fletcher. The new queen enjoys bowling sewing knitting and reading and plans liberal arts study with drama and voice training. Finalists remained poised after the decisive Q A round.
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