Rusk Declares Sovereignty Outmoded in Nuclear Era
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Brussels luncheon that absolute national sovereignty is outdated in the nuclear age. He urged European unity, NATO strength, and deeper U S Europe cooperation, signaling support for South Vietnam aid and economic pressure on Cuba while cautioning France.
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Brussels
Belgium
Dean Rusk
Free World
Charles de Gaulle
Rusk
Washington
de Gaulle
France
Paris
Europe
America
Hague
NATO
Poli
South Viet Nam
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Britain
One of These Might Be You Cleanup Winners
Four residents cleaned around their Middletown homes during the city's Cleanup Paintup Fixup week. A roving photographer from the Middletown Chamber captured the images anonymously. Each winner receives a $10 gift certificate redeemable at participating Middletown stores. those who report to the Chamber at the Manchester Motor Inn get a list of participating shops.
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Middletown
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Manchester Motor Inn
AME Delegates Report Humiliations On Trip
Delegates from South Carolina Georgia and Mississippi traveling by car to the AME Church conference in Cincinnati said they suffered brutal experiences for Negroes at several service stations. George W. Baker urged federal civil rights legislation as the 37th annual AME conference planned a full business session to map civil rights action for the summer.
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Cincinnati
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
African Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
George W. Baker
Johnson
Washington
Baker
Fort Peck Dam in Montana Holds 125.62 Million Cubic Yards
One of the world’s largest dams is Fort Peck in Montana. It comprises 125.62 million cubic yards of material.
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Fort Peck
Montana
Antioch Plans $600000 Program for Talented Negro Students
Antioch College announced a $600,000 initiative to identify and assist gifted Black students for college access. The program will be partly funded by a $300,000 Rockefeller Foundation grant, with the college raising the remainder. President James P. Dixon says the goals include evaluating leadership and intelligence in youth and expanding educational opportunities for those who overlook college as an option.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Antioch College
Nanced
Rockefeller Foundation
Antioch
James P. Dixon
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