Kennedy in Strong Position Despite Civil Rights Strains
National view finds Kennedy still strong in the North West and Midwest but weak in the South over civil rights. Goldwater and Rockefeller emerge as GOP contenders while New York and California show solid personal support for Kennedy despite broader policy friction. Analysts warn the 1964 race could shift with racial issues, economy, and foreign policy developments.
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CONELRAD to be replaced by broader Emergency Broadcasting System
Washington reports FCC expected to adopt rules shifting from CONELRAD to the Emergency Broadcasting System. Officials note EBS will use numerous frequencies, include FM and TV facilities, with wider participation to speed emergency dissemination.
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Departments say no new authority needed to curb discrimination
Senate floor remarks by Senator Javits highlight that Defense Commerce and Post Office Departments along with the Housing and Home Finance Agency say they already possess power to bar racial discrimination in programs funded by federal dollars. He urges review of executive powers to extend nondiscriminatory use of funds without new statute.
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Robert C. Weaver
New York
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Market prices drift lower on a dull OTC session
New York traders saw fractional declines across the over the counter market as bank stocks rose. Bankers Trust gained 2 to 48 and Chase Manhattan rose 244 to 88. McLouth Steel plus 1 to 4144 and International Flavors up 115 to 38. Dow Jones average slipped 2.93 points to 93.4.
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Notable Names and Feuds Across a Turbulent Week
A riot of figures appears from Mrs. Murray’s activism to Sam Schutawie’spublic bluster and Carl Brown’s atheism center plan. Khrushchev era fashion in Bucharest and Lenins embalming quip spark satire while Autherine Lucy bears twins in Houston after civil rights trials. Eisenhower returns to Abilene to quiet reception.
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Hugh L. Foster Jr
Houston
University of Alabama
Gold and currency reserves dip below one billion
Britain’s gold and convertible currency reserves slipped back below the 1 billion mark last month to 69 million pounds. Part of the drop stemmed from repayment of 9 million borrowed from foreign banks during a currency crisis earlier in the year.
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World in a spin TOLEDG Zoo officials scoop Tuffy tiger
TOLEDG Zoo officials planned a trip to Detroit to collect Tuffy a one year old Bengal tiger trained in Viet Nam by U S Army units to be gentle as a house cat weighing 250 pounds the animal mascot of the 93rd Transportation Company. It swam in the GI pool and was too large to keep.
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Norfolk Southern train derails near Raleigh kills two crewmen
A Norfolk Southern freight wreck near Raleigh North Carolina derailed 4 diesel units and six cars of a 67 car consist, plunging 30 feet into a ravine after the engine braked to avoid a burning trestle. Two crewmen were killed and one critically injured. Earl F. Morris of Columbus named to a 17 member American Bar Association committee on racial tensions.
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American Bar Association
Chronicle Telegram front matter July 3 1963 Elyria Ohio
Publication notice details rates and mailing information for The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio. It lists publication schedule daily except Sundays and legal holidays, address at 225 East Ave Elyria, and annual subscription rates for Lorain and adjoining counties, outside Ohio, and elsewhere in Ohio.
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East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
New York Slips in Salary Scale Among States
New York State, once leading the nation in average teacher salaries, is projected to fall to third place this year and to fifth by 1972 73. California and Alaska lead now, with New York expected to reach about $9 26 thousand in ten years while California tops around $10 14 thousand.
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HINS
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Empire State
California
Nevada
Illinois
Michigan
Sam M. Lambert
National Education Association
Alaska
United States
McDonald & Company Announces Local Stock Quotations
Quotations by McDonald & Company member New Yor James M Haas of Lorain County list nominal quotations for stocks and bonds. The notice provides brief figures and indicates a focus on local market offerings.
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McDonald & Company
James M. Haas
Lorain County
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