Anniversary of Atlanta Art Crash Reshapes City
Fifty two Sundays after the 1962 Orly crash Atlanta Mayor Ivan Allen witnessed the tragedy’s impact on culture. The Atlanta Art Association rebuilt itself financing a new school and endowment, boosting membership to 3000. Donations surpassed 100000 dollars, and volunteers from Paris to Atlanta supported a cultural renaissance spurred by the disaster.
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Atlanta
UPI
Ivan Allen
Paris
Air France
Allen
Atlanta Art Association
James V. Carmichael
France
Art Association
Atlanta School of Art
Milton Bevington
Orly
Betsy
Bevington
Chateau de Sully
Sully
Contempt Charges Against 222 Negroes Dismissed in Tallahassee
A Florida circuit judge dismissed contempt of court charges against 222 African American protesters who had picketed two white theaters for ten evenings. The ruling recognized their right to peaceful protest and set restrictions on signage and theater access while signaling potential damages suits for arrests and injuries.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Circuit Court
Ben C. Willis
Tobias Simon
Miami
Simon
Florida Theater
State Theater
Willis
Harold D. Taylor
Florida State University
Sam Teague
Northeast Frat Set To Present Study Award
The Northeast State Scholarship Foundation will receive a 400-dollar scholarship from Zeta chapter of Pi Sigma Epsilon to promote sales marketing and management as a career. Louisiana high school seniors in Northeast eligible. first scholarship by a student group at Northeast.
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Northeast State Scholarship Foundation
Zeta Chapter
Pi Sigma Epsilon
National
Louisiana
Northeast
Garland Shell
Northeast Scholarship Foundation
British Labor leader urges delay in joint nuclear navy plan
Patrick Gordon Walker pressed President Kennedy to slow the push for a multinational nuclear force with Britain and allies, citing British election doubts and opposition at home. He met Kennedy and aides, while U.S. talks aim to treaty form by early next year, with Britain weighing details before commitment.
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Washington
Britain
Kennedy
West Germany
Patrick Gordon Walker
U.S
Walker
White House
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Senate
United States
Italy
France
Participa Ashington
Pation
Canada
Greece
Turkey
Belgium
Netherlands
Amintore Fanfani
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Adm
Claude V. Ricketts
London
Philadelphia Labor Conflict Ends in School Project Settlement
An NAACP led accord with the Philadelphia Building Trades Council and Board of Education ends a week of racial strife over union discrimination at a school site. Four Negro workers, a plumber, a steam fitter and two electricians' helpers, are hired, amid clashes injuring eight police and seven demonstrators.
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Philadelphia
Sacramento
Calif
Congress of Racial Equality
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Philadelphia Building Trades Council
Board of Education
Cecil B. Moore
Steam Fitters Union
Conditions Of Four Injured Are Unchanged
Four Twin City residents hurt in recent automobile crashes remain in serious or critical condition. Charles G. Wall Jr. holds his own after a two car collision on Highway 80. Mrs Margie Lipsey and Mrs Malise Mapp Russell remain seriously ill in Glenwood hospital. Joyce Turpin Brakefield and others show limited improvement in Monroe and West Monroe facilities.
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Twin City
Riverton
St. Francis Hospital
Glenwood Hospital
West Monroe
Charles G. Wall Jr
Ouachita Parish
Margie Lipsey
New Natchitoches Rd
Glenwood
Monroe
Joyce Turpin
Roselawn Ave
Malise Mapp Russell
American Heritage Life sells Reliance Insurance for 4 million
American Heritage Life Insurance Co. says it has sold its fire and casualty subsidiary Reliance Insurance Co. of Dayton Ohio for just over 4 million dollars in cash to Reliable Holding Corp. of Illinois a new concern.
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Jacksonville, Fla
UPI
American Heritage Life Insurance Co
Reliance Insurance Co
Dayton
Ohio
Reliable Holding Corp
Ill
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Bardahl
York
Bardhal
York Research Corporation
Stamford
Connecticut
P. O. Box
Monroe, la
Parker-Bergeron Distributors, Inc
George Fries
Milwaukee
Richfield
Washington County
Kimberly
Silverstein’s
Iverstein
Desiard ST
Labor Party
Mary's Flower Shop
America
Lincoln
Steele Motors Inc
Louisville Ave
J. E. Whod
Jones
Southern Finance Service
Trenton
Friedrich
Free Home Survey
Friedrich Friedrich
H.P
Ames
Watts
Asoey
Aston
Ls Ae
Vincent Zagone
Calvert Frantom
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