Supersonic Airliners Face Long Race to 1960s Service
President Kennedy endorses U S supersonic air transport with a push to field a Mach 3 airliner by 1969 or 1972, as Pan Am orders six planes and Britain and France back Concorde plans. Costs top 16 billion with subsidies. engineering challenges include heat resistant materials and rapid service aims.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Colorado
Pan American World Airways
France
Grea Britain
Paris
London
U.S
Trans World Airlines
Pan Am
Douglas Aircraft Co
Kennedy names Harriman as chief negotiator for talks
President Kennedy designated W Averell Harriman as lead U S negotiator with the Soviet Union and Britain on the nuclear testing stalemate. Harriman, a former Moscow ambassador, will join a three power dialogue in July with Russia and Britain. The move follows Kennedy's push for a treaty banning atmospheric tests and a pledge that the U S will suspend such testing if others do likewise.
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Washington
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Harriman
Moscow
United States
Hawaii
Australia
New Zealand
John J. McCloy
New York
Germany
Khrushchev
Geneva
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchék
Demonstrations at Pine Bluff spark new push for desegregation
Pine Bluff Arkansas AP anti segregation leader Robert Whitfield says new demonstrations against downtown merchants are planned for theaters restaurants the city pool and golf course. he cites slow progress toward desegregation and notes talks with white and Negro residents paused after 49 arrests.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Robert Whitfield
Pine Bluff Movement
Whitfield
Integration Is on the Increase in Southern Schools
The Southern Education Reporting Service reports that the number of Negro students in public schools with white children rose by 9,292 last year across 17 Southern and border states and the District of Columbia. Bi racial school enrollment rose to 7.9 percent, with 251,797 Negro students in mixed classrooms representing 85.1 percent of all Negro enrollment. Alabama, Mississippi, and South Carolina still lack desegregated public schools.
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Nahsville Tenn
Southern School
The
Southern Education Reporting Service
District of Columbia
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louis
Iana
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Phillips to Join AP and L as Assistant Chief Engineer
James D. Phillips, engineering manager of Mississippi Power and Light Co. in Jackson Miss, will become assistant chief engineer of Arkansas Power and Light Co. at Pine Bluff. He will assume the post on August 1.
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Little Rock
James D. Phillips
Mississippi Power and Light Co
Jackson, Miss
Aesistant
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Pine Bluff Labout
Body recovered of Forrest City man after river drowning
The body of Roy B. Nicholson, 38, of Forrest City, was found Tuesday by Lee County sheriffs officers after his boat swamped Sunday in the L Anguille River while he fished. He was found south of Haynes about 10 miles south of Forrest City. Survivors include his widow and one son.
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Forrest City
Ark
Roy B. Nicholson
L’anguille
Lee County
Haynes
Nicholson
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New Orleans
Federal
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Barry
Fox
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del Monte
del Monte Lima Beans
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