Harlem Segregation Highlights New York Race Tensions
United Press International reports from New York depict Harlem as the center of racial strain in the city. Civil rights leaders condemn residential segregation while praising New York laws that prohibit discrimination but call for broader changes in employment and housing practices. Deputy Police Commissioner Walter Arm notes rising tension in Harlem and surrounding areas amid nationwide unrest.
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World price shifts as sugar silver wheat cotton rise beyond U S control
An expanding global middle class is altering prices for sugar silver wheat and cotton as U S policy loosens. World demand outstrips supply driving silver from 91.62 to 1.28 an ounce and sugar costs rise while wheat and cotton face subsidy driven pricing and foreign competition. Congress aims for a 1.29 ceiling on silver prices domestically.
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Grievance Session May Decide New Mississippi Demonstrations
In Jackson Mississippi city officials plan a grievance session with Negro leaders at 4 p.m. to decide whether ongoing antisegregation demonstrations will proceed. Medgar Evers NAACP warned of a mass meeting Tuesday night to hear outcomes from the session as Mayor Allen Thompson vows to preserve segregation.
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Zion Foods Unveils Patty Frank Hybrid
New York based Zion Foods Corp. debuts the patty frank a hot dog sausage molded into a hamburger shape claiming a novel fusion of hot dog and hamburger products.
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Family Cars Collide Killing Father and Daughter in Cairo
Roy Albert Merritt 51 a farmer and his 19 year old daughter Inez died in a head on collision near Cairo when both cars crashed around midnight. Both occupants were killed instantly and authorities investigated the crash.
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Bus driver patents noise measuring device
Lebanon Indiana reporter notes Richard Rounder a school bus driver has patented an electric device that measures noise and flashes a red light when the level becomes too loud on his route.
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