Mississippi Governor’s Psychology Under Fire in Mississippi Crisis
Column assessing Gov. Ross Barnett’s stance during Mississippi rioting cites retroactive appeals for calm, the use of state police, and support for states’ rights. It argues his psychology misreads mob behavior, noting rallies, racially charged rhetoric, and clashes with federal orders.
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Washington
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Citizens Council
Barnet
University of Mississippi
Little Rock
South
French People Support De Gaulle Faces Referendum Risk
French President Charles de Gaulle relies on broad public support amid questions about his direct mandate. A 1958 constitutional shift and referendums have strengthened his grip, but Oct. 28 referendum could test whether voters back his plan to elect the president directly.
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UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
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Pompidou
Michel Debre
CVO
Algeria
de Gaullé
de Gaullea
Georges Pomou
Napoleon
Louis Nafiffeon
Bonaparte
Liament
Ple
U S Savings Reach New High in Second Quarter
Washington report shows Americans saved 7.6 billion dollars in cash during April through June, a record for any second quarter. About three quarters of the total went into thrift accounts at banks and savings and loan associations as commercial banks see strong inflows after year start rate increases.
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Washington
UPI
Savings and Loan Associations
FBI Crackdown on Interstate Gambling Plan Outlined
The FBI announced a nationwide effort to crack down on interstate gambling. It will seek help from law enforcement and hold conferences for state county and city authorities from Oct 15 to Dec 1 to discuss enforcing new interstate gambling laws.
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Washington
UPD
FBI
Credit life policies have paid off billions for American deaths
Insurance act report shows $836 million in debts covered by credit life policies for Americans who died in the past decade, according to the Institute of Life Insurance.
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New York
UPI
Institute of Life Insurance
Speech Problems and Help for Children
Speech problems are common in children and can be improved with parent guidance. Speak correctly, avoid baby talk, provide talking toys, and encourage social interaction to boost speech development. Seek professional evaluation early for a structured plan involving a speech therapist and possible referrals.
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David Nydice
UPE
Donovan awaits Castro answer on Bay of Pigs prisoners
New York attorney James B. Donovan, after eight days in Havana and two talks with Fidel Castro, waits for Castro to respond within 48 hours. He says the next move rests with Castro and notes the Families Committee’s offer of medicine supplies and baby food as ransom for 1,113 captives.
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Miami
Fla
UPI
New York
James B. Donovan
Fidel Castro
Havana
Castro
Donovan
Castrol
Cuban Families Committee of Medicine
U.S. employment hits record 56.2 million in September
U.S. nonfarm employment rose by 500000 in September to a record 56.2 million. Labor Secretary Wirtz cited gains in schools and auto production with 400000 jobs added by state and local governments, and 125000 more in the auto industry as 1963 models rolled out.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
W. Willard Wirtz
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Milk Drinking Teens Reported High Share in U.S.
A UPI summary notes Seventeer Magazine surveyed 10,683,000 American teenage girls and found 92.9 percent drink milk, averaging about three glasses daily. The stat highlights dairy consumption among adolescents and the magazine’s findings.
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New York
UPI
Seventeer Magazine
America
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed From A Vintage Page
A scrambled list of crossword clues and fragment entries includes numbers and garbled phrases such as to endeavor treaty selvorne god and several mis-spelled terms. The collection shows varied prompts like seaweed dolphin and garden tool alongside probable answers and editorial junk.
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Performead
Tsefore bu-Hager
Unclear Scribal Note Sparks Ambiguous Names
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered terms and names including Purzie 41 42 44 45 and WolfhuanAé with no coherent event or context. The readable parts resemble index-like fragments rather than a complete report or notice.
Senate approves higher medical expense deductions
The Senate voted to double the deductible medical expense limits. Individuals would rise from 2500 to 5000, married couples filing jointly from 10000 to 20000, while the 3 percent cap on income remains unchanged. The measure, a House-Senate conference compromise, was sent to the House by voice vote.
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Washington
UPD
Senate
House
Tinker Receives Americas Foundation Award
New York lawyer and historian Dr. Edward L. Tinker is named the 19th recipient of the Americas Foundation Award for promoting understanding between the United States and Latin America.
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New York
UPI
Edward L. Tinker
Americas Foundation
United States
Latin America
Weather Summary From United Press International
Temperatures and precipitation data cover the 21 hour period ending at 4 am. Reports track overnight temperature highs and lows and rainfall amounts across regions compiled by United Press International for immediate public weather briefing.
Abilities Inc marks 10 years aiding disabled workers
New York report highlights Abilities Inc a nonprofit plant at Albertson Long Island celebrating a decade of operation with 435 disabled staff manufacturing electronic components. The program emphasizes self image productivity and job retention noting low absenteeism and favorable accident rebates while drawing visitors from 60 countries.
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New York
UPI
Albertson
Long Island
West Hempstead
Henry Viscardi Jr
Abilities, Inc
Abilities
West Coast Storm Leaves Damages and Deaths Across States
Gale force winds battered the West Coast from Washington to California with two deaths and widespread damage. Gold Beach in Oregon suffered about 1 million dollars in losses as two blocks of downtown were hit. Humboldt Bay’s fishing fleet faced 60 mph winds, while storms caused outages and downed lines across Ashland and Ukiah.
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San Francisco
UPS
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
Gold Beach
Humboldt Bay
California
Mary Elaine
Jean Elien
Eureka
Red Cross
Id Beach
Ostracize Southern Judges Over Desegregation Orders
Seymour Trammell, newly appointed Alabama finance director, urged during a Dallas County citizens council meeting that southern born federal judges who order desegregation should be ostracized. He told about 3,500 attendees that a white man born in the South judging such orders leads to forced mixing and deserved shunning.
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Selma, Ala
UPI
Seymour Trammell
Alabama Finance
Trammell
Dallas County
Citizens Council
South
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