Kennedy plan on jobs for Negroes faces union hurdle
LAC analyzes President Kennedy’s order to combat discrimination on government jobs. Contractors must show no bias and unions pledging cooperation, with contract denial or cancellation for violators. The piece questions unions’ responses and notes census shifts and regional patterns, urging decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Unaacp
Lockheed Airplane Srontract
Georgia
Goldberg
Carter Named Head of Immigration Office
Harlan B. Carter, 47, named regional head of the Immigration and Naturalization Service for the Southwest, overseeing posts in 10 states from Texas to Hawaii. A director of the National Rifle Association and Olympic Games Committee member, Carter succeeds Paul M. Posz, effective April 14, after three years in the job. Carter entered the service in 1936 and has served as chief of the border patrol and a district director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southwest
Harlan B. Carter
Texas
Mexico
Arizona
California
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
Wycz
Hawaii
Oklahoma
Tare
Pedro
Carter
Catter
Tol
National Rifle Association
Acceed
Paul M. Posz
U. S
Ert F. Kennedy
Posz
Emory Univeral
Carty Law School
Atlanta
Immigration Service
Border Patrol
Im- Immigration Service
Jet Fleet Contract Chosen For Air Force Carriers
The Air Force selected Pratt & Whitney jet engines to power a $1 billion fleet of 100 cargo and troop carriers. Lockheed Aircraft Corp was chosen to design and develop the new aircraft at its Marietta Georgia plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt & Whitney Washington
UPI
Air Force
Pratt & Whitney
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Marietta, Ga
Army Weapons Deemed Ten-Rate by Drew Pearson
Washington column argues U.S ground armies rely on World War II era arms, with 70 percent dating from WWII and many others even older. It cites Laos fighting, Soviet rearmament, and limited M14 deployment, calling US gear far inferior to Soviet and allied equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Washington
United States
Laos
Berlin
Plaine Des Jarres
U.S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Guantanamo
Han
Pentagon
101St Airborne Division
Olivier Marries Actress in Wilton ceremony
Sir Laurence Olivier aged 54 wed Joan Plowright 29 by a justice of peace in Wilton Com Friday after Olivier's divorce from Vivien Leigh. Plowright's ex-husband Roger Gage had divorced her. Behan celebrated St Patrick's Day in Jersey City after bar from NYC festivities, gifting a leprechaun shamrock to mayor Witkowski. Suzanna Salter, 101, former first woman US mayor, died in Norman Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Laurence Olivier
Joan Plowright
Wilton
Com
Olivier
London
Vivien Leigh
Miss Plowright
Roger Gage
Brendan Behan
Jersey City
New York City
Behan
Charles S. Witkowski
Suzanna Madora Salter
United States
Norman
Oklo
Also Mentioned on This Page
L.A.C
Imany
D. C
Los Angeles
Chicago
Arkansas
Mississippi
West Virginia
Lac
LA. Collins Sr
Immigration Office
San Diego
Norwalk
Atascadero State Hospital
Edwin L. Jefferson
Buster
Olson
Darlene Sterling
S. Hoxie Ave
Russia
People Olivier
Lechef
William F. Rickenbacker
Eddie Rickenbacker
Dwight D. Elemhower
Baja California
Bonifacio Salinas Leal
Solon
Arthur R. Robinson
Indiana
Indianapolis
Jackson
New Haven Register
The
New Haven Journal- Courier
New Haven
Conn
Soartineeed
Junipero
Pacific Coast
Cherry
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
Netten
Aniowaunee
Minneapalla
New Orient
Alana, Mi
Beyter Nome
Reed
Harry McCready
Sidney Maxwell
Quebec
Canede
British
Colombia
Comde
Wayne Vay
SUN
Gospel Hall
Pfitzer
Pyracantha
Duval
Beene
Nancu Aes
Holy Land
Philodendron
Sring
el Ceramic Planters
Leo
Bent Solere
Doz
SUN Azaleas
Amr
S. Atlantic
Compton, Calif
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!