LA C says large surpluses threaten American jobs abroad
A columnist cites former Labor Secretary James Mitchell and business groups urging a working agreement with the European Common Market to avoid tariffs. He argues the United States must export over 20 billion dollars in goods and import to sustain the economy, warning about rising overseas competition, higher labor costs, and the need for industry and union leaders to keep production costs competitive.
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Mississippi Governor Defies U S High Court
Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett told state officials to ignore federal court school integration orders after the Supreme Court opened the University of Mississippi to a Negro. He asserted state officials run state schools and urged officials to uphold Mississippi laws while interposing state sovereignty. He warned contempt of federal courts would be charged to the governor, not other officials or citizens.
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Ross Barnett
U.S. Supreme Court
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Barnett
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Len Beach California court decree details mock entry
A garbled OCR note from Long Beach California references a court decree in Los Angeles County with numeric identifiers and dates. It mentions a March 27 date and a long string of digits that appear to be docket or case numbers, but the readable facts are minimal. The fragment suggests a civil or probate style entry without clear names or actions.
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Tsok
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Calif
Fifty Experts Probe Jet Tanker Wreckage in Spokane
About fifty technicians returned to Mt Kit Carson Thursday to examine the K5135 jet tanker wreckage that crashed into the mountain on Monday killing all 44 aboard. The fact finding board will present evidence to a special accident investigation committee at Norton Air Force Base, California, with any cause announcement to follow.
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Wash
Mt Kit Carson
Speial
Noston Air Force Base
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Gun, president’s presence ends with arrest at stadium
A youth at Rice University Stadium during President Kennedy’s speech was arrested after pulling a concealed air pistol from under his shirt. Detectives Bennett and Pierce disarmed him as Secret Service agents arrived moments later. He was questioned for two hours and then released with the air pistol.
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United States
Houston
Rice University Stadium
Kennedy
EL HL
Bennett
J. A Pierce
Pierce
Astronauts discuss Glenn and Scott in space program chatter
In a broad talk on the space effort, Walter Schirra and John Glenn discuss strain, publicity, and technical decisions. They note the need for John to help with new developments and admit information delays from mission control during Scott’s recovery.
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Cronkite
Glenn
John
Schirra
Scott
Ceteroay Control Center
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