Move to bolster foreign confidence faces decision
Washington discussion centers on a proposed rise in the Federal Reserve discount rate from 3 percent to 4 percent to strengthen the dollar and reassure Western finance ministers. The plan aims to show commitment to currency value but faces scrutiny over potential impact on U.S. business, steel inventories, and theJobless rate, with final call by independent Fed.
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Death of Sultan Abdullah Ends Zanzibar Era
Sultan Abdullah bin Khalifa bin Harubale of Zanzibar dies at 63 in his royal palace. The loss threatens the clove economy and the island’s independence prospects, as Zanzibar relies on cloves and British-linked governance. talks of federation and union with Kenya Tanganyika Uganda Somalia loom amid unrest and uncertain future.
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Kennedy argues rights bill may exempt small private places
In a Senate Commerce Committee hearing Attorney General Kennedy rejects extending a federal ban on public accommodations to every private relation. He favors a cutoff potentially exempting small family boarding houses and some professionals while warning against loopholes. He cites practical impact and suggests a 20 percent threshold for barbershops near airports, as Thurmond presses constitutional objections and timing.
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Market Measures and Sticky Prices Amid Sluggish Trade
A fragmented 1980s style report notes market activity is dull amid hot sticky conditions. It discusses counter shop dynamics, consumer prices, currency risk, and monetary policy aiming to curb inflation and stabilize demand.
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Local Markets Report Amid Mixed Sales This Month
Sparse readable text shows modest sales activity across several aisles with notes of prices and quantities. Names and precise figures are garbled making specifics unclear.
Miss Ohio contestant sues Miss Universe over disqualification
Andrea Getzlaff 17 Miss Ohio of 1963 boosts a $125000 suit against the Miss Universe pageant. She seeks an injunction to stop appointing another Miss Ohio for the July 10 competition at Vitami Beach. The age rules require 18 by November 1 for Miss Ohio and 18 by July for Miss Universe. A common pleas judge granted a temporary restraining order delaying a replacement Miss Ohio until the case ends.
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Negroes tell JFK he must support demonstrations
ROWLAND EVANS and ROBERT NOVAK report that Kennedy faced pressure from civil rights leaders on June 22 to back nonviolent demonstrations and the March on Washington. The president warned leaders of possible political costs if protests grew violent or if federal support waned, stressing the need to keep tensions within bounds.
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New Pope Described as Terrific by Cardinal Spellman
Cardinal Spellman returned from Rome with praise for the new pope Terri. He arrived at Idlewild Airport and spoke briefly with reporters, saying he hopes to return September 29 to aid preparations for the resumption of the Ecumenical Council.
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Ethiopia turns to safaris as a revenue plan
New York dispatch reports Ethiopia expands safari tourism under government edict, selling licenses to hunt 45 species including baboons gazelles and zebras with prices from 10 to 600. officials cite wildlife abundance and economic need while noting protection history and royal associations.
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Susquehanna commutes face upheaval over new schedule
The Susquehanna Railroad tried to bribe commuters to abandon service, offering $1000 per rider to drop out. A protest led by seven flag bearers halted one train, prompting changes as officials reverse plans and pledge one midline stop at Prospect Avenue with a state subsidy to improve service. A hearing on a permanent schedule is set for July 9.
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Lorain County Daily Publication Pricing and Dates
Publication details for the Lorain County printing company show a 1963 price list and delivery terms. It notes publication frequency, postal privileges, and subscription costs for Lorain and adjoining counties with varied rates for outside Ohio.
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