Desegregation Moves Begin in Rural Tennessee Schools
Five Negro students are set to attend Livingston Academy in Tennessee as a second rural district starts voluntary desegregation. Ten Negroes began classes at Clay County High School in Celina, inaugurating the South's first desegregation of the 1963-64 school year. Across the nation protests and demonstrations continue in cities including Chicago Athens Ga Atlantic City and New York as activists push for equal access and job equity at construction sites and public facilities.
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Tennessee
Livingston Academy
Clay County High School
Celina
Tenn
Chicago
South Side
New York
Gadsden
Ala
A. B. Cunningham
Memphis
U.S
Bailey Brown
Jackson City
West Tennesee
Outer Banks gets a modern beat with ships and shingle life
In a light travel sketch the Wellses of California tout the Outer Banks as a developing but still rugged retreat. They note Cape Hatteras National Seashore protects 70 miles of shore, Roanoke Island and Kitty Hawk sites, and a growing scene of motels, galleries, and tours.
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Walter Raleigh
Roanoke Island
Bluebeard
Ocracoke Island
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Kitty Hawk
Nag’s Head
Oleg Cassini
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Hatteras
Ocracoke Islands
Pea Island
Fort Raleigh National Historic Site
Wright Brothers National Memorial
National Park Service
Kitty Hawk Bay
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Valley Storm Floods Valley Roads Cause Fatal Crash
Heavy rains drenched the Salt River Valley with partial totals around 0.90 inches for August and more in Globe and Marana. A Phoenix crash at 27th Avenue and Camelback Road killed Donald Barry, 37, as two cars were washed toward the Arizona Canal and occupants escaped unharmed.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
Scottsdale
Sky Harbor
Globe
Central Heights
Miami
Marana
Santa Cruz
Cochise
Tucson
Phoenix
Donald Barry
27Th Avenue
Camelback Road
Arizona Canal
Central Avenue
Sunnyslope
Cave Creek
Llth Street
Hatcher
Tiros 6 Tops NASA Weather Satellite Roster
Washington NASA officials announced Tiros 6 as the leading weather satellite, launched September 17, 1962, ahead of predecessor Tiros 5 which orbited June 19, 1962 and operated until May 4, 1963. The agency says Tiros 6 is producing excellent earth cloud cover images and should continue to do so.
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Washington
UPT
Space Agency
Tiros
No. 5
National Aeonautics and Space Administration
NASA
Easing Seen In Red Push On Racialism
Western diplomats expect the test ban treaty in Moscow to soften the Soviet stance in debate over South Africa's apartheid policies. Informants say the warmer U.S.-Soviet atmosphere may blunt attacks on the United States for its racial troubles during the proceedings.
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United Nations
N.Y
Moscow
Soviet Union
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United States
Senate Expecting 1.2 Billion Military Pay Increase
The Senate planned to pass a 1.2 billion dollar military pay raise effective Oct 1 for about 1.9 million active duty personnel plus reserves and 417,000 retirees. The measure, aimed at recruiting and retention, differs from the House version by increasing mid to lower rank raises and adding under two years service officers and E-4 enlisted personnel raises.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
House
Cannon
Pope Begins Vacation With 17 Mile Drive
Pope Paul VI started his working vacation leaving Vatican City for Castel Gandolfo in the Alban Hills. About 5 000 people cheered as he traveled 17 miles to the papal residence near a volcanic crater lake. He noted his happiness to be among people during the summer pause and prayed for God.
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Castelgandolfo
Italy
UPI
Paul VI
Vatican City
Alban Hills
Vatican
John XXIII
Paul
Papal Estate
Pope Pius XII
Rainmaker Arrives in Raton Amid Water Crisis
Edmund C. Jeffery of Tucson predicted rainfall to fill Lake Malova in Raton within 30 days and was promised a $1,000 bonus if the spillway lake level rose. A $324,500 federal grant for Raton’s water system was approved the same day by Congress as the city faces severe drought and rationing.
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Lake Malova
Raton
Jeffery
U.S
Congress
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Arivaca
Ariz
City Commission
Six Missing In Lost Plane On Korean Coast
A small U S Army plane with six Americans aboard disappeared Sunday while flying from a Daepo Ri air strip near Daepo Ri east of Seoul toward Pyongtaek. UNC said no hostile fire detected and searches by ground and air have yielded nothing. The crew consisted of one officer and five enlisted men.
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Korean
Seoul
Korea
UPI
United Nations Common
UNC
Demilitarized Zone
Daepo-Ri
Pyongtaek
U. S. Army
Services Set For Victim Of Car Accident
Rosary for Charles C. Quick Jr. 21 will be at 7 p.m. today at Mes singer Mortuary in Scottsdale. A Requiem Mass is set for 9 a.m. tomorrow at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. Quick died in an auto crash yesterday. He was born in Cleveland and moved to the area seven years ago, survived by his father Charles Sr a brother William A and three sisters Mary K Quick Mrs Jerry Baker and Mrs James Waters. He lived with his father at 6810 E Av lon Drive Scottsdale and attended Brophy Prep and Scottsdale High before four years in the Navy aboard the USS Bennngton. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery.
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Charles C. Quick Jr
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Quick
Cleveland
Charles Sr
William A
Mary K. Quick
Jerry Baker
James Waters
Communists and Red China Dominate Hiroshima Nuclear Conference
In Hiroshima the Ninth World Conference against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs opens on the 18th anniversary of the wartime atomic destruction with Japanese Communists and Red China delegates pushing influence. The Japanese Federation of Trade Unions withdraws from the meeting though remaining in the council against bombs, citing Communist maneuvers. Chao Pu-Chu leads a Communist Chinese delegation criticizing the Soviet partial test ban.
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Hiroshima
Japan
UPC
Red China
Japanese Federation of Trade Unions
Trade Federation
Japan Council Against
Chao Pu-Chu
Soviet Union
Soviet Troops Join GIs At Quake Scene
Soviet soldiers joined American troops in Skopje after an earthquake that killed about two thousand. About 500 Russian troops with 125 bulldozers helped clear rubble, while a 250-man U.S. Army hospital unit treated injuries. Both sides planned to stay as long as needed.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
UPI
U.S
Vladimir Gunikov
U.S. Army
Gunikov
County Adopts 33 Million Budget Amid Protests
Maricopa County supervisors unanimously approved a 33 million dollar budget for 1963 64 after a five and a half hour hearing. About 25 residents protested the plan which would raise the tax rate 14 cents per 100 dollars assessed valuation from 1 45 to 1 59. David C Cox head of the Arizona Homeowners Association pushed for a full department by department budget breakdown and proposed cutting 1 5 million.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
David C. Cox
The
Arizona Homeowners Association
Cox
Local businessman helps recruit young salesman
The Scottsdale Daily Progress reports Stan Robens, Regional Director of United Founders Life Insurance, read the paper and hired a promising young salesman after a family emergency and an accident left the man needing work. Robens used hometown coverage to spot the opportunity and connect the man with a job.
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Stan Robens
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Officer Injured Chasing Speeding Vehicle
Jon Nicholson of the Scottsdale Police Force was injured last year during a probationary assignment while pursuing a speeding car. His motorcycle collided with another vehicle, leaving him nearly killed and hospitalised.
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Jon Nicholson
Scottsdale
Nicholson
Nicholson Story Promotes Local Job Hope
Hunter Gooch writes Nicholson feature for the Scottsdale Daily Progress read by Stan Robens of United Founders Life Insurance. Nicholson gains promising employment enabling family support. For life insurance needs contact Nicholson or Robens at United Founders Life Insurance Company. Scottsdale Daily Progress promotes local Scottsdale East Phoenix Paradise Valley news. WH 6-3441.
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Nicholson
Hunter Gooch
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Stan Robens
United Founders Life Insurance Company
Jon Nicholson
Scottsdale
East Phoenix
Paradise Valley
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George
Iris Wells
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Kill Devil Hills
Nag'’s Head
Oregon Inlet
McDowell
Salt River Valley
Weather Bureau
Outlaok
Pope
Rainmaker
Denpo-Ri
North Korea
Reds
Japanese Communist Party
N. Scottsdale Rd
5Th Ave
Old
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdala — Whitney
N. Invergordon Road
Camelback Desert School
Schafer’s
Camera Corral
1St Avenue
Pima Plaza
Sam Wilson
F.H.A
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N. Scott
Tempe
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