Ruling Likely No Effect on High Point Bus Station
Interstate Commerce Commission desegregation order to take effect Nov. 1 spurs little change at High Point Union Bus Station where manager K C Workman says separate waiting rooms and facilities have not been used for segregation and may stay until new facilities are built. He notes no fuss from patrons and cites similar policy in the lunchroom run by Bus Terminal Restaurant Co as integrated so far. Kennedy hails ICC move as a broad step to curb racial discrimination and hopes for goodwill in enforcement nationwide.
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Interstate Commerce
High Point
K. C. Workman
Union
Workman
ICC
National organizations aid in recreation and welfare
A list of groups including the National Recreation Association and Salvation Army outlines national efforts to provide recreation, welfare, and support services. It mentions agencies aiding travelers, mental health campaigns, and YMCA and YWCA programs for Negroes, men, and women.
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Mary McLeod Bethune Ywca
YWCA
Medical Research Foundation of
N. C
WAIF
International Social Case Work Agency
YMCA
Negro Girl Sails to Moscow for Education Scholarship
Huldah Clark 14, daughter of Newark resident William Clark, left New York for Copenhagen en route to Moscow on a Soviet scholarship. Her father defended the trip amid questions about race and education in the United States, saying he favors education opportunities in the USSR over Mississippi.
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New York
Jeff
Moscow
Khrushchev
Huldah Clark
New York International
Copenhagen
Denmark
William
United Nations General Assembly
Huldah
Soviet Union
Coggins
Newark
Clark
U.S.S.R
United States
Mississippi
Winston Man Named To Committee
Winston Salem banker Carlyle McDowell of Wachovia Bank is named to a U S advisory panel for the Budget to study a monthly conventional mortgage rate report. The group aims to find cost effective data collection methods for lenders and includes 22 financial leaders nationwide.
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Winston-Salem
Carlyle McDowell
Wachovia Bankhead
McDowell
Sole survivor of Hammarskjold crash dies in Northern Rhodesia
Harold M. Julien American U N security guard dies in Ndola hospital from injuries and burns after the DC6 crash that killed Dag Hammarskjold. His death raises the toll to 16. Julien 36 a former Marine from Queens New York. He lay among wreckage for hours as doctors sought to learn why the plane went down.
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Hammarskjold
N. Rhodesia
Colon
Frost
Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
Dag Hammarskjold
Harold
Harry) M. Julien
U.N
Julien
Rhodesian Federation
Maurice Barber
Maria
United States
Queens
N.Y
Congo
Federation
Sir Roy Welensky
Katanga
Leopoldville
Bjorn Egge
Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Tshombe Claims Katanga Massing Forces for Attack
Katanga President Moise Tshombe charged central government troops were massing to retake the breakaway province. U.N. officials called the claim false. Tshombe cited Ilyushin planes and thousands of troops awaiting transport to Katanga.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Leopoldville
United Nations
Tshombe
Stanleyville
Luluabourg
Coquilhatville
Goma
U.N
Conor Cruise O'Brien
O'Brien
O Brien
Weather Forecast From Plains to Great Lakes
Showers likely today from Nebraska and Kansas through the Ohio valley and Great Lakes region with scattered showers in the southern Plains and Gulf Coast. Snow flurries may occur in the northern Rockies. Cooler east of the Great Lakes and northern New England, warmer from the West Coast to the northern Plains and upper Mississippi valley.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Plains
Gulf Coast
New York State
New England
Rockies
Plateau
Northern Plains
Mississippi Valley
Californian Urges Cotton Quota Hike
Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel of California urged in letters to President Kennedy and Agriculture Secretary Freeman that 1962 cotton acreage allotments be increased substantially. He warned against low stocks like at the Korea outbreak, noting no reserves in California and calling for a fair share of a national planting increase to avoid a repeat of export bans and market disruption.
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Washington
Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
Kennedy
Orville L. Freeman
Kuchel
United States
Free World
California
Hand Hygiene Tips To Prevent Cold Reinfection
Advice urges daily washing after coughing or blowing the nose and daily laundering of handkerchiefs towels and napkins in hot soap to curb reinfection and protect other family members from illness.
Charlotte Jury Acquits George King Cutter In Death Case
A Mecklenburg jur y of four women and eight men found George King Cutter not guilty of first degree murder in the death of his girlfriend Celette Nycum. The defense argued he told the truth after a four hour and sixteen minute deliberation ending at 12 16 a m. Cutter walked free after 11 days of trial with support from his family and estranged wife. The case drew strong emotion from Nycum’s children as the jury weighed manslaughter to murder.
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Charles L. West Charlotte
George King Cutter
Wallace S. Osborne
Celette Nycum
Cutter
Osborne
Mecklenburg Superior
W. Jack Hooks
Rondo M. McIntosh
Hooks
Charlotte News
McIntosh
Nancy
Mary Ann Cutter Davis
Nycum
Sandra
Ricky
Beth
U N General Assembly to Hear Soviet and U S Policy Debates
The United Nations General Assembly will hear rapid back to back statements from President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko on Berlin disarmament and nuclear tests. The plan repeats last year with Gromyko expected to press for peace treaties with East and West Germany admission of both to the UN and a new free city for West Berlin.
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William N. Oatis
National N. Y
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
Andrei A. Gromyko
Assembly
Kennedy
Gromyko
Berlin
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
East
West Germany
United Nations
West Berlin
Gotations
Hammarskjold
China
First Glass of Milk Sets Hope For War Refugee Child
An underfed boy overseas drinks his first glass of powdered milk symbolizing Aid Programs run by Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths. The message urges readers to donate when faith appeals arise to supply food clothing shelter jobs training and hope.
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America
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