Big Jump In Business Profits Draws Labor Attention
AP analysis notes record 1963 profits by General Motors AT&T and Jersey Standard Oil and outlines how wage contracts automation fringe benefits and potential tax changes shape union and management bargaining. The piece cautions on the mixed 1964 impact and the likelihood of tougher bargaining ahead.
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Sam Dawson
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New York
General Motors
Mer
At&t
Jersey Standard Oil
The
Treasury
Congress
Senate
Johnson
More Atlanta Racial Demonstrations Prompt Promises of Protest
A militant group of young Negro leaders vows more protests in Atlanta after three days of mass demonstrations. Police kept crowds apart as 96 were arrested during Monday night violence near a downtown restaurant. almost 200 have been detained in total.
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Dick Gregory
Jackson
Miss
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
James E. Webb
Nkrumah Foes See Life Grow More Unhealthy In Ghana
Ghana’s opposition to Kwame Nkrumah intensifies as a referendum pursues a constitutional amendment making his CPP the sole legal party. The move follows a purge of officials, arrests, and a crackdown on dissent with multiple assassination attempts reported in a climate edging toward bloc alignment with communism and away from the United States.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
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Kwame Nkrumah
Nkrumah
Convention People’s Party
United States
Joseph Boakye Danquah
Ghanaian Times
U.S. Peace Corps
Krumah
Communist China accuses U S plane intrusion over southern China
Beijing issues its 276th serious warning against the United States after a U S military aircraft allegedly intrudes into southern China air space. The report cites the New China News Agency.
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China
U.S
Peking
United States
New China News Agency
Poet Karl Shapiro at Library of Congress Lessons
In Washington Library of Congress talks, poet Karl Shapiro reflects on why he writes and how misreading poets colors understanding. He recalls early theft of a rhyming dictionary, Depression era influence, World War II service, and postwar Chicago poetry publishing. He now teaches at the University of Nebraska and jokes about Accardo.
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UPI
Library of Congress
Karl Shapiro
Shapiro
Baltimore
Chicago
Tony Accardo
University of Nebraska
Accardo
Cosa Nostra
Quotes In The News Highlights From Around The World
UPI quotes from Reynosa Rome Jackson and Cape Kennedy cover personal crises political diplomacy and a space setback. Carmelo Marroquin known as El in personal crisis reflects on his nickname after a gore incident. Erhard Moro discuss European policy and equal relations. William Waller questions jurors in Medgar Evers case while urging fairness. Rocco Petrone cites human error after a Saturn rocket delay and halted orbit.
Peck Sees Self-Respect Key to Life and Work
New York actor Gregory Peck says self-respect defines life's meaning and urges individuals to handle their problems without reliance on others or constant psychiatric help. He notes Hollywood’s script hunt as the era’s real competition and that films remain reflections on living and dying.
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New York
Peck
Hollywood
Ambition Lands Janitor In Jail
Denver police arrested Robin R. Cannady a 32 year old city hall janitor after he sought a custodial job at police headquarters. Officers learned Cannady had been wanted since last March on a larceny charge.
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Colo
Robin R. Cannady
Cannady
Russians To See Lower Hemlines
London AP reports a Moscow radio fashion screed for Soviet women promoting simplicity and comfort. Hemlines will be somewhat lower and shoulder lines somewhat higher than last year.
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London
Moscow
Grayson County Junior College Names New President
Dr. Cruce Stark, current president of Kilgore Junior College, was hired Monday as president of Grayson County Junior College at an annual salary of 12750. The college is still in the planning stage and advocates say it should build a school.
Trapper’s Body Found In River Near Canton
The body of missing trapper Oscar Odell Crissup, 68, of Canton was recovered from the Canadian River about two miles south of here. The Highway Patrol said he drowned Monday night in about seven feet of water after possibly slipping while removing a beaver in a trap. He wore hip boots and two overcoats.
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