Eshkol rejects refugee return as peace condition
Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol rejects the return of Arab refugees to Israel as a precondition for peace talks with Arab nations. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko opens talks in Paris with France on Viet Nam and world issues. A six-nation crew aboard the USS Ricketts in the Med is praised as part of NATO Force concept. Mariner 4 race to Mars noted.
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Paris
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Eisenhower backs Johnson Viet Nam policy in public praise
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower endorses President Johnson's Vietnam policy in what is seen as his strongest public comment since bombing began in February. Evangelist Billy Graham cautions against rumors during the Alabama crusade's second phase.
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Viet Nam
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Alabama
Tillie the Toiler reshapes secretarial world
HAL BOYLE notes secretaries rise in status and pay as automation expands roles. since 1955 share earning $100 a week or more climbs to 28 percent by 1964, with many women keeping longer in jobs and new fringe benefits like offices, kitchens, and sun parlors offered to attract talent.
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Decree Ends Methodist Racial Bars
The Methodist Church supreme court rules Negroes may attend and join any church. Jackson Mississippi and Evanston jurisdictions note 1964 law opening worship and membership without regard to race. About 34 arrested for trespassing during attendances in 1963 and 1964 await court action.
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San Francisco Airport to build world’s largest parking garage
The new four level parking garage will hold 8000 cars, making it the world’s largest. It spans nine city blocks and features moving ramps and a TV system to guide drivers to the least crowded areas with entrances and exits to each level.
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Chicago
Grant Park
San Francisco
Mormon Denies Racial Prejudice
A sociologist argues Mormons show no greater racial prejudice toward Negroes than others and may be less biased against Jews. Armand L. Mauss of Diablo Valley College presented findings from a Western Bay area survey at the Pacific Sociological Association meeting. He notes Mormon belief in the Lost Tribes of Israel and Jewish connections may dampen anti Semitism while church dogma limits Black membership.
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Armand L. Mauss
Diablo Valley College
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Bible Digest by H B Dean Reflects on Faith in God
The short devotional notes urge readers to trust in the power of God rather than human wisdom. It suggests belief in God could transform life, contrasting human fallibility with divine strength.
Peabody Winners Announced for 1964 Honors
The 25th Peabody awards luncheon in New York announced 11 winners for 1964. Former FCC chairman Paul Porter criticized broadcasting that year for dreary sameness, but noted bright spots were recognized. Winners include CBS Reports Profiles in Courage NBC Hallmark Hall of Fame and The French Chef.
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