Hold Investments in 1964 Seen Trimmed by $600 Million
New York UPI reports investors are projected to reduce stock holdings by about $600 million this year, far less than the more than $3 billion trimmed in 1962 and 1963, per a Bankers Trust Co survey.
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New York
UPI
Bankers Trust Co
Rights bill defines school desegregation in debate
A congressional debate defines desegregation as student assignment to public schools without regard to race, but rejects using bused white students to balance demographics. The proposed measure would back federal aid for desegregation while addressing racial imbalance and public school access for white children.
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New York City
Boston
Chester
Chicago
Northern Public
Congress
House of Representatives
George Meader
R-Mich
William Cramer
D-Fla
Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony J Celebrezze
Celebrezze
House
Gets
Cramer
Publc
Washington promotes in Virgin Islands amid civil rights debate
A report from Frederiksted notes George Washington, a farmer and motorcycle patrolman nicknamed Speedy George, opposes a 1964 civil rights bill expansion in the United States territories. The piece mentions a pending system to catch speeders and a desk sergeant role, amid questions about racial balance and local law enforcement.
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Frederiksted
Virgin Islands
George Washington
Carib
United
Washington
George
News
York City
Valance
Paris region supermarket openings and openings rise year by year
Fragmentary data on Paris France supermarkets shows varying monthly openings across communes and years. Mentions of 1962 1961 and 1908 reference openings or averages per month with regional context in Paris and surrounding areas.
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Paris
France
Nintey
Thelin
Aix
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