Government accused of hiding facts in Vietnam
A House subcommittee charged the State Department restricted reporters in South Vietnam. It attacked a 1962 Rowan cable guiding press handling and urged full disclosure. In Alabama two white men, R. E. Chambliss and Che Cagle, were jailed in the Birmingham bombings probe amid prior anti integration activity.
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University of Alabama
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Kennedy Gets Ovation At Finance Meet
President Kennedy addressed the World Bank and IMF governors in Washington promising actions to balance US payments and protect trading partners. He urged Senate approval of an $11 billion tax cut and signaled readiness to support measures to increase international liquidity and defend the dollar.
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City Council Hears Of Pending Utilities Personnel Issues
Monroe Utilities Commission reports personnel problems at the utilities operation will be resolved when manager French L. Smith returns from vacation. Mayor Jack Howard and Finance Commissioner H. W. McSherry said the matter was discussed in a private Utilities Commission session last week and would be taken care of upon Smith’s return. Assistant Manager C. H. Frier led the office in Smith’s absence. The commission has not publicly elaborated on the problems. Chairman Robert Cowden was unavailable for comment.
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Chuckle: Sunlit Life Brings Blisters for Occupants
A light joke warns that living in sunny spots may cause discomfort as occupants face blisters from heat. The note keeps a playful tone while pointing to the sun’s effect on those who stay in bright areas.
Whale breath mist mistaken for fountain jet
The National Geographic Society explains that what looks like fountain water spewing from a whale’s nostrils is actually moisture from the whale’s breath condensing when it meets cooler outside air.
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National Geographic Society
Question Raised In Farmer Case
State officials press James Farmer, CORE leader, to explain his absence from an injunction hearing in Clinton Louisiana. Judge Rarick and U.S. judges clash over jurisdiction as CORE fights removal to federal court. Witnesses Tolbert Harris and Matthew Baptiste named in dispute.
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James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
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East Feliciana Parish
CORE
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Baton Rouge
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van Buskirk
Murphy Bell
Tolbert Harris
Matthew Baptiste
Hurricane Flora Pops Up Again in Caribbean
San Juan reports Hurricane Flora forming off the north coast of South America with 65 mph winds. Emergency warnings are issued for the Windward Islands, Grenadines, Tobago and Trinidad for hurricane force winds, 5 to 7 foot tides, and heavy rain. The center is about 100 miles east-northeast of Trinidad moving west-northwest at 18 mph.
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Trinidad
Monroe City School Board to Meet Tuesday at 3 p.m
Supt Van D Odom says a regular Monroe City School Board meeting is set for Tuesday at 3 p m Hugh Vick of Monroe is elected third vice president of the Louisiana Forestry Association Tra vis W McClendon of Monroe will join the association's executive committee The CHIT CHAT page notes twelve Monroe students among 667 men pledged to fraternities
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Prelates Back Reform Trend at Vatican Council Phase Two
At St. Peter's Basilica 2 cardinals and 6 bishops spoke as the Vatican Ecumenical Council resumed. Pope Paul VI urged reform and the schema De Ecclesia was hailed as a foundation for future work. 372 amendments to the draft were mailed to the Vatican, signaling swifter progress toward Dec 4 sessions.
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Social call on Earl Browder in Yonkers FBI visit
FBI agents visited Earl Browder in Yonkers to discuss the Red China Soviet conflict and collected his written analysis of the ideological struggle. Browder, 72, once led the US Communist Party and now criticizes communism while maintaining a quiet, retired life with family and chess by mail.
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Eisenhower Says He Is Unclear On Goldwater View
Former President Eisenhower tells the New York Herald Tribune he is unclear about Goldwater’s current views and that Republicans should learn more about each possible 1964 candidate. Goldwater notes the wide publication of his positions and asserts mutual communication on labor and the economy.
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Chilly Weather Forecast With Cool Harvest Conditions
The forecast shows a cold night with lows 44 to 46 and a high near 68 to 72. Northerly winds 8 to 16 mph persist as high pressure keeps cool, dry conditions. A warming trend is expected Tuesday through Thursday, then cooler weather returns by Friday.
Bella Troops Move To Quell Berber Revolt In Algeria
In Tizi Ouzou, government troops clash with dissident Berber units as Col. Mohand Ou el Hadj withdraws with staff. Authorities seal exits, deploy armored carriers, and warn of a putsch while Boumédienne and Ben Bella shift roles amid a $100 million Soviet loan.
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Ahmed Ben Bella
Kabylie
Mohand Ou el Hadj
Ben Bella
7Th Military Region
Algiers
Ou el Hadj
Defense Ministry
Moscow
Af Defense
Col
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Boumeddienne
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Front of Socialist Forces
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Seven youths drown when car plunges into canal
In Buffalo, seven Buffalo youths died when their car crossed a curve, hit a steel fence, and fell into Black Rock Canal. Divers retrieved a body this morning. six were found inside the vehicle. Identified victims include John Sabadsz and five others aged 16 to 19. Clifford's mother owned the car.
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John Sabadsz
Thomas Lucenti
Thomas Clifford
Richard Zawiscowski
Robert J. Ziolo
Daniel Gorski
John H. Highorde
Cliford
Poles Alarmed By Bank Rumor In Warsaw
In Warsaw crowds formed at the Polish Savings Bank window at the main post office as rumors spread of a potential currency changeover. Depositors queued all day, some with large cash wads, hoping deposits would be redeemed at a favored rate, echoing the 1950 revaluation.
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Civil Rights Commission Proposals Anger Southern Leaders
The Civil Rights Commission issued unanimous recommendations aimed at voting rights and fair employment practices. Proposals include reducing House representation for resistant states, enacting a fair employment practices law for federally aided work, and withholding area funds unless race-neutral school assignments. Senator Robertson condemned the proposals as inflammatory and political.
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Kennedy
A. Willis Robertson
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