Civitan Leader Addresses High Point Club Meeting
Governor-elect M. M. Richards of Salisbury spoke to the High Point Civitan Club on Civitan history creed and projects. Horace McKinney honored David Yow for 40 years as a Civitan, noting Yow joined in 1923 and remains active as wife and business owner. New members Frank Hicks and Daniel Odum were inducted, with guests Bill Gray, Don Blakeman, Frank Lawson and Paul Myers present.
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Desegregation tensions flare near Birmingham schools
Thousands gathered around West End and Ramsay High in a tense desegregation scene as police barring a march, white pickets and States Rights demonstrators pass the school, while Ramsay and Graymont stay peaceful. Two Negroes attend integrated classes in Mobile amid chants to resist integration.
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Stock Market Mixed as Dow Rises Amid Civil Rights Tensions
Wall Street posted gains led by major industrials while Northeastern markets steadied. The Associated Press average for 60 stocks rose to 281.7 noon, with industrials up 2.5 and rails and utilities higher. In Alabama, National Guardsmen entered Birmingham to enforce federal desegregation orders as 20 Negro students integrated white schools, prompting arrests and scuffles at West End High School.
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School Boycotts Called Off After Warning From Officials
Negro leaders ended boycotts in Martin County and Robersonville after school authorities warned closures would occur if pupils did not return. About half of Williamston E J Hayes School and roughly half of Robersonville enrolled students were in class. Louisburg boycott in Franklin County continued with 75 percent staying home.
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Kennedy Defends Nuclear Treaty Amid Senate Debate
President Kennedy and lawmakers debated the nuclear test ban treaty and on site inspections. Senators Russell and Goldwater pressed for strong guarantees and possible reservations while Kennedy reiterated U S readiness to use nuclear weapons if needed for national defense.
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Diem's Brother Muzzled By Pope In Rome
Archbishop Thuc, brother of South Viet Nam's President Ngo Dinh Diem, abruptly left Rome after saying the Vatican ordered him to stop talking about Vietnam. He flew to New York 24 hours after an audience with Pope Paul VI was canceled. He claimed a Vatican veto limited him to speak only in his own diocese.
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Tax Cut Debate Highlights Spilt Over Budget Goals
The text reports on congressional wrangling over a 1965 tax cut and budget controls. Rep. John W. Byrnes faults the committee for “wishful thinking” while proposing conditions to cancel the second tax cut. The plan stalled on party line votes amid concerns about deficits and administration recommendations.
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