Segregationist Private School Planned in Algiers
In New Orleans Algiers 15th Ward School Association will open a private 19 classro om school next fall for parents resisting desegregation. Thaddeus Dombroski says 317 students enrolled. four grant-in-aid schools may follow. Construction costs around 52000 dollars funded by fund drives of local groups. Mexico City braces for Kennedy arrival with large public displays as banners rise along the route.
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Tax Cut Bill On Travel Sent To JFK
Congress passed and sent to President Kennedy a bill cutting the 10 percent tax on rail and bus tickets and reducing air travel levies to 5 percent. The changes take effect Nov 15 as part of a broader tax package preserving roughly 42 billion in taxes.
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Kennedy Wins Sugar Battle in Senate Vote
The Kennedy administration wins passage in the Senate 76 to 2 for a bill to end subsidies to foreign sugar producers. The measure faces a House conference clash and deadlines as the 28 year old sugar law nears expiration.
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Scratched Leg Causes Scare and Commotion
Dade County sheriff’s office responds to a car hitting a boy on a bicycle. Three squad cars, a crowd, and traffic delay surround the scene. An ambulance worker tends to the boy. the boy emerges with a leg scratch, and the crowd disperses after a woman offers milk.
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Jaycees and Jaynes Install Officers In West Monroe
West Monroe clubs hosted an installation night at Highland Park Country Club. New Jaycees officers: Charles Calhoun president, Bill Watson and Bob Stout vice presidents, Bill King treasurer, Ray Gable secretary. Jaynes officers: Mrs Gary Burford president, Mrs Tom Ross vice president, Mrs Bob Stout secretary, Mrs George Parker treasurer. SPRINGFIELD UPI reported a 60 ton dismantled bridge was stolen from a scrap yard.
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German Held For Throwing Ink At Painting
Franz Weng, a 56 year old German artist, was held after throwing a bottle of ink at Leonardo da Vinci's Madonna drawing at the National Gallery. The bottle bounced off a protective shield, causing negligible damage. He faces malicious mischief charges.
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Origins Kin In Viewpoint By Jack Rutledge
Mexico City AP report compares President Adolfo Lopez Mateos and John F. Kennedy outlining their similar youth leadership, athletic backgrounds, and early careers. It traces Lopez Mateos from village origins to PRI presidency, noting his labor ministry reforms and wide travel as president.
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