Kennedy Pushes Unions to Welcome Negro Workers
President Kennedy urges unions to admit Negroes into all job levels, while a new federal order could force open shop hiring on construction projects funded by federal money. If unions balk, the government may require employers to hire qualified Negro applicants directly, risking strikes on public works.
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Weather Elsewhere Northern and central Indiana
Northern Indiana will see temperatures about five degrees above normal with highs 82 to 87 and lows 60 to 65. Precipitation totals one fourth to one half inch in showers midweek. Central and south Indiana expect near normal highs 85 to 88 and lows 62 to 66 with slow warming and less than a half inch of rain, scattered thunder likely late week.
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Cuban militiamen disarmed by Soviet commanders
An anti-C Castro publication says Soviet leaders are disarming Cuban militiamen to prevent an anti Communist uprising. Free Cuba News quoted refugee sources claiming Russians distrust the loyalty of most militiamen.
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March Plays President in New Picture
HOLLYWOOD June 24 Frederic March plays a future U S president in Seven Days in May, adapting from a best seller about a military coup. He recalls meeting F D R at the White House and recounts other encounters with Eisenhower Truman and Kennedy during his long acting career.
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Urban Center Contractors in High Demand Across Cities
A federal housing official says cities seek contractors with talent to design attractive urban shopping centers and the resolve to resist plan changes. Commissioner William L. Slayton of the Urban Renewal Administration notes growing interest in shopping centers under slum clearance programs and urges developers to stand up to tenant input while maintaining design integrity and strong signage standards. He stresses landscaping, fountains, and urban fit over suburban transplant concepts. The piece also notes Chayefsky’s new Russian revolution drama headed to Broadway next fall and aging fisherman Mabel Isola Hyde enjoying salmon and crappie fishing near Sacramento River at age 99.
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Scranton Favored as 1964 GOP Presidential Candidate
Sen. Hugh Scott said Gov. William Scranton would be a favorite son candidate for the 1964 Republican nomination to keep Pennsylvania's delegation united at the convention. The governor noted his availability in the next year would depend on several its.
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Western teens win top Scholastic Writing Awards honors
TALENT FORT MADISON IOWA Western teenagers show strong creativity in writing. In the 39th Scholastic Writing Awards Shaeffer Pen Co Denver high school winners lead with 16 awards, Salt Lake City second with 11, followed by Washington D C New York Detroit and Cleveland. Shower curtains get cleaned with bath towels during laundry.
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Assault suspect eludes chase ends by crashing into police car
A man sought by police and pursued by a police dog ran through a Denver shopping center and around a corner into a police car, fracturing his leg during the escape.
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Wabash Glee Club Tour Heads Through Europe
The 35 member Wabash College Glee Club from Crawfordsville Indiana left for a month long tour starting in Britain and Holland. They perform in Audenaerde and Spa Belgium this weekend before visiting West Germany Switzerland Italy and France.
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Maurice Chevalier urged to return to Ziegfeld Theater
Producer Billy Rose urges Maurice Chevalier to return to New York for another engagement at the Ziegfeld Theater after a four week run. He grossed $173,000 with weekly box office rising each week and Rose plans an October booking for an open-ended stay.
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