15 Jan 1964
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
1
A teen column blends Emerson’s The Snow Storm with Indiana snow events. It notes 18 inches blanketing ground delaying school, teens reporting weekend travel and a basketball game, a record hop, and efforts to clear driveways and stay connected. Call 465 2985 to submit items for Saturday.
Rep. George M. Rhodes of Pennsylvania emerged as the probable successor to the late Rep. William J. Green Jr. on the House Ways and Means Committee. New Jersey Democrats dropped their push after Cornelius Gallagher declined the post, citing his current Foreign Affairs assignment.
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy departs from Andrews Air Force Base with wife Ethel and advisers for a first overseas mission under President Johnson. The trip aims to pressure Indonesia's Sukarno to soften anti Malay policies, with stops anticipated in Manila to meet Philippine President Macapagal and London talks with Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home before returning to the White House next week.
Gra zio Pasquarello known as Joe to friends has served as a bootblack for 54 years. Morning work, 20 cents a shine, no tips for about 35 banker clients. Bankers will present a silver water pitcher to Joe’s fellow veteran Frank Roberts Jr. and reflect on past recognitions from Western Saving Fund Society in 1958. Joe plans to retire in six months, expecting time with his four sons and daughter, all aged 46 to 57 and living around Philadelphia.
AP interviews with about 30 leaders in 20 cities outline a 1964 path: demonstrations may rise after February but likely not match 1963. growth in job opportunities for non whites. shifts to negotiation and economic empowerment. stronger voter registration drives, boycotts, and continued campaigns in multiple states with civil rights legislation aim. Key figures include Edwin Berry of Chicago Urban League, Martin Luther King Jr., and various city officials.
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