Guard Faces Raking Over in Armed Services Discrimination Report
Washington sources say the National Guard could be targeted in the Gesell committee’s final report on racial discrimination in the armed forces. The panel, led by Gerhard A. Gesell, has been pressured by Southern lawmakers and governors over potential measures including withholding funds from segregated state guards, amid ongoing debates on how strictly to enforce integration and federal funding.
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Confederacy
Gerhard A. Gesell
Kennedy
Reserve
Ised
White House
Gesell
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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Alabama
Misssissippi
Adenauer to fade from Bonn scene amid caution on Erhard
UPS foreign notes say Chancellor Konrad Adenauer may withdraw from public life, offering advice only if asked by the new government. Erhard shows no plan to seek input. Also ahead, Morocco and Algeria trade hostile words over a border dispute unlikely to spark war.
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Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Ludwig Erhard
Adenauer
Erhard
Morocco
Algeria
Hassan II
Ben Bella
Russia
Philippines
Pope Beatifies First U.S. Male Saint Neumann
Pope Paul VI beatified John Nepomucene Neumann, the fourth bishop of Philadelphia and pioneer of the U.S. Catholic school system, as the first American male blessed. The ceremony in St. Peter's Basilica drew hundreds of Americans and pilgrims, with the apostolic letter read before the beatification.
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Vatican City
St. Peter’s Basilica
Europe
Pope Paul
St. Peter's
Biologists from 30 Nations Join Global Study Program
Biologists from 30 to 60 nations are expected to participate in the International Biological Program to study man's place in the world and expand resources for future welfare. The program starts in 1965 and may last five to seven years.
Balance sheet fragment from State Bank No. 785 25
Bank financial page lists capital accounts and totals with figures for common stock, surplus, undivided profits, total capital, and total liabilities. Notary Dolores Stoll certifies the sworn document from Comanche County Oklahoma dated October 8, 1963, with director signatures.
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State of
Oklahoma
County of
Comanche
Dolores Stoll
Britain's Lady Cops Stable and Respectable Says Superintendent
United Press International reports three English policewomen on a goodwill visit describe their force as stable and respectable. Jean Stewart of Lancashire County Police explains unarmed, tactful policing with public service focus and patience over brute force.
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UPI
England
Christine Keeler
Jean Stewart
Lancashire County Force
Wini
Fred Cross
Sheila Crigall
Miss Stewart
United States
Stewart
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