Walker S $2 Million Libel Suit Dismissed by AP
The U S Fifth Circuit upheld a Mississippi federal court ruling dismissing Edwin A Walker s $2 million libel suit against The Associated Press The court found AP a non resident non business entity in Mississippi and noted AP is a nonprofit mutual association distributing news to members only. Four USAF C130 transports carrying 50 paratroopers head to Leopoldville Congo for temporary transport duties.
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U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Mississippi
Edwin A. Walker
Associated Press
District Court For
District of Mississippi
Walker
Washington
U.S. Air Force
Congo
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
Leopoldville
United States
Steel price hikes loom as industry flags warning
Sylvia Porter warns that U S steel firms floated a trial balloon of higher prices before the 1964 election. Potential outcomes include political pressure on President Johnson, inflation risk, wider price increases across industries, strains on wage talks, and possible Fed credit restraint if inflation expectations take hold.
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Washington
Wall Street
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Federal Reserve
United States
Pittsburgh
Detroit
U S Agency Seeks Typists and Stenographers in Wisconsin
A CIA representative will interview applicants at the Wisconsin State Employment Service in La Crosse on Friday for positions at CIA headquarters in McLean Virginia or overseas. Requirements include single U.S. citizens 17 or older for Washington posts, 40 wpm typing, 80 wpm shorthand if used, good health and character references. Salaries range from 3880 to 4690 yearly with benefits and transport to Washington provided.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Wisconsin State Employment Service
la Crosse
McLean
Washington, D.C
Washington
U.S
Blarney Stone Located At Blarney Castle In Cork Ireland
The Blarney Stone sits within Blarney Castle in the village of Blarney County Cork Republic of Ireland. The castle walls are described as 18 feet thick to resist attack.
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Blarney
Blarney Castle
County Cork
Republic of Ireland
Negro Candidates Lead Runoffs In Tuskegee City Race
In Tuskegee Alabama Negro voters backed two of eight Negro candidates for city council, sending two into runoffs. Incumbents faced challenges as Dr Riley Lumpkin and Dr Stanley Hugh Smith secured seats, while Rev K L Buford and Smith advanced amid mixed results.
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Riley Lumpkin
Tuskegee
Smith
Jimmy Braswell
Tuskegee, Ala
K. L. Buford
Stanley Hugh Smith
Tuskegee Institute
Buford
West Berliners Honor Wall Victims On Anniversary
West Berlin observes the third anniversary of the Berlin wall with a toll of 105 lives and a hour of silence. Mayor Willy Brandt says the wall divides yet unites Berlin as he calls for peace and a future without separation. The Communist press accuses observances of fueling cold war tensions amid past clashes with police. Last Christmas many West Berliners visited relatives in East Berlin.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
East Germany
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Wall
East Berlin
Battle Royal origins in cockfighting era
The term battle royal arose from cockfighting when multiple roosters joined the ring during royalty periods, expanding beyond the usual two to four or more combatants at once.
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