Poindexter Says Northern White Resentment Shapes 1964
Thomas L. Poindexter, co chairman of the Greater Detroit Mid Homeowners Council, testifies before the Senate Commerce Committee that northern white resentment toward Negro civil rights could hurt candidates who rely on Black support. He argues organized labor and quotas affect hiring on federally funded construction jobs, and notes growing tensions between civil rights advocates and northern voters seeking limits on agitation. A poll is suggested to gauge opinions.
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Thomas L. Poindexter
Greater Detroit Mid
Poindexter
South
Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
Los Angeles
Young
Senate
Senor Named Director Of Advertising Promotion At Mall Center
Senor Howard 38, an advertising executive with 16 years’ experience, is named Advertising Promotion Director of Thomas Mall Shopping Center. The appointment was announced by David Muss of Winston-Muss Corp, owner of the regional center under construction at Thomas Road and 44th Street. He previously directed promotions for seven centers in Ohio and served as Advertising Promotion director at Winrock Center in Albuquerque.
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Howard Senor
Thomas Mall
David Muss
Winston-Muss Corporation
Thomas Road
44Th Street
Ohio
Senor
Winrock Center
Albuquerque
New Mexico
International Council of Shopping Centers, Inc
C.A.R.E
Cleveland
Loew's Theatres
Midwest
Phoenix
Stonewood
Downey
Calif
First Hurricane Gets Deflated Tnte Big Squall
Miami reports Arlene the season’s first storm weakened from hurricane to a large squall. Winds peaked near 40 mph as it spawns heavy rain across Cuba and extreme south Florida. Regeneration is not likely per San Juan weather alerts. Small craft warnings issued for the Florida coast as Arlene moves northeast.
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Miami
UPD
Arlene
Cuba
Florida
Weather Bureau
San Juan
P.R
Puerto Rico
America
Tiros
Atlantic
Hints From Helpful Kids Stir NASA Filing Cabinets
Cape Canaveral hosts playful letters from children to NASA offering ideas to speed moon missions. Examples include ski ramp launch concepts and giant fans to blow away smoke, recalling past experiments like the Navy using corn-eating pigeons to steer missiles.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
U.S. Navy
Navy
Nazis Picket Goldwater Headquarters in Phoenix
Two American Nazi party members picketed the Goldwater for President HQ in Phoenix drawing a crowd of hecklers and police. The men wore swastika armbands and carried anti Goldwater signs. A teen human chain cut off their space and they left without incident.
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Phoenix
UPI
American Nazi Party
Goldwater
Red Naacp
Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
Robert Giles
Arlington
David Lee Ford
Los Angeles
Driver Falls in Train Wreck After Stalled Car
In Tucson Arthur Phillip Apodaca, 23, was injured when he tried to stop a train from hitting his stalled car. He raced along the tracks waving arms and leaped as the rain neared, injuring himself as the train struck the empty vehicle and carried it down the line. He was listed in fair condition at St. Mary’s Hospital.
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Tucson
UPI
Arthur Phillip Apodaca
Apodaca
St. Mary's Hospital
Ketch This Yarn Plans World Voyage Aboard 16-Ton Ketch
Five men and a 17 year old girl set sail on a three year global voyage from Poole Harbour aboard the 16 ton steel hulled ketch Ipara. Owner skipper Donald Dalby, 49, leads the crew along with four young bachelors including Jock West, 21, Mountain Lake.
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Poole Harbour
Eng
UPI
Paula Dalby
Donald Dalby
Jock West
Mountain Lake
Pay Hike Seen On Military Raises In Senate Action
Senate Armed Services Committee pressed a military pay raise bill aimed at nearly all active personnel retirees and reserves. If House and Senate agree this week, Kennedy’s plan could take effect early next month amid adjusted mid level pay scales to keep personnel. Also House UnAmerican Activities prepares Cuban travel hearing and debt limit action targets extending the 309 billion ceiling through November 30.
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Washington
UPS
Senate
Senate Armed Service Committee
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
House
Kennedy
Cannon
House Committee
U.S
Cuba
Lectures Planned In ASU Program
ASU summer session third week schedules two lectures. Dr Charles Forbes Taylor presents a illustrated talk at 8 p.m. Tuesday titled To The Holy Lands. Dr Robert A Roessel Jr director of the ASU Indian Education Center speaks on Indian art at a 12 30 p.m. Thursday luncheon in the Memorial Union banquet room with a $1 fee and noon Thursday reservation deadline.
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Arizona State University
Charles Forbes Taylor
Dr. Taylor
Robert A. Roessel, Jr
ASU Indian Education Center
Memorial Union
Roessel
Senator Probes Morning Glory Seed Sales
Senator Vance Hartke urged the Senate Commerce Committee to study morning glory seed sales. He said teenagers eat the seeds to get kicks, noting they contain an LSD like substance and could be a dangerous poison.
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Washington
UPI
Vance Hartke
Morning Glory
Hartke
Indiana
Senate Commerce Committee
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United Press International
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
League
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Prescott, Ariz
Harry
Luther W
Charleston
S.C
Luther
Dad
Little Pig Super Market
W. Ind. Sc
Maxwell House
Swift
KRAFT
Miracle
Carnation
Usda Choice
Pricat
Buz Sawyer
Weill
Naples
U.S.S. Shiloh
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Sixth Fleet
Buz
Skipper
Genoa
Sonny Boy
Blast
Red Ryder
Superman
Wiml
Tim JI
Krona
Tarzan
Davy Jones
Steve
David Crane
Miss Robbins
Mickey Finn
Danny
Doc
Marco
ASU
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