Cop killer shooting compared to KKK lynching remarks
George Rundquist of the New York Civil Liberties Union condemned the fatal shooting of Frankie Falco by Manhattan police as self defense by officers amid a hotel standoff. He likened the use of deadly force against a suspected cop killer to Ku Klux Klan lynching tactics, urging inquiry and adherence to due process.
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New York
HTNL
George E. Rundquist
New York Civil Liberties Union
Manhattan
Lodi
N. J
Frankie Falco
East Side
Falco
Leutenant
Snar
Civil Liberties Union
All Law Abiding
Congress trims foreign aid, but cuts lag past norms
The 15 percent cut proposed by Congress to the 4.5 billion foreign aid fund sought by President Kennedy is smaller than the average reductions since 1948. The Council of State Chambers of Commerce notes the cut would be less than historical averages, with notable past dips from 8.4 to 28.4 percent, while critics urge tighter spending amid reported waste across agencies.
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Congress
Kennedy
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Wage hike boosts 2.6 million workers pay by ten cents
Washington reports a 365 million rise in the national wage bill as 2.6 million workers gain up to 10 cents an hour under the Fair Labor Standards Act minimum. About 23.9 million workers are in the covered group with 2.6 million earning less than 125 dollars weekly. Next year more workers join overtime rules and later reach equal footing with a 40 hour week.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
South
Missing Michigan teen Jackie Wilson Returns to Spotlight
In New York a 16 year old Dexter girl Jackie Wilson vanished after a civil rights march then called her sister Patricia 20 from Dexter. Patricia searched from Newark Airport saying Jackie gave several possible addresses and would likely need time to decide. The girl had joined 42 Michigan teens on a trip to Washington and her father Dr Russell Wilson reported her missing to police, NAACP and White House.
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United Federation of Teachers
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L. D. Johnson
Waterloo
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Omaha
Neb
Texas Gulf
Sinclair Oil Corp
ANN Arbor Railroad Company
Wabash Railroad
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Dearborn
Mich
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St Louis
Nathan C. Wyeth
District of Columbia
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Cambridge
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Washington
Senate
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Jackie Wilson
Jacke
Big Sister
Patricia Wilson
Dexter, Mich
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Newark N. J
Jackie
Michigan
Russell Wilson
University of Michigan
NAACP
White House
U N official to visit Lisbon for talks on decolonization
UN Secretary General U Thant delegated Godfrey Amachree to visit Lisbon for discussions with Portuguese officials on terms of the Security Council resolution demanding self determination for Portugal's African colonies. Amachree, a Ghanaian, is to arrive in Lisbon on September 9.
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HTNS
U Thant
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Lisbon
Portugese
Security Council
Portugal
Thant
New York Herald Tribune
Amachree
Orientals Reach South America Across Pacific 3000 B.C.
Smithsonian scholars Dr. Betty Meggers and Dr. Clifford Evans report evidence for early trans-Pacific contact from southern Japan to Ecuador possibly as early as 3000 B.C. based on carbon-14 dating of artifacts and a diagnostic stone figurine. The study notes similarities between early Valdivia and Middle Jomon ceramics and argues for pre-Columbian Asiatic presence in Ecuador centuries before Christ.
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Pacific
South America
Smithsonian Institution
Pacific Ocean
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Central
Behring Strait
Siberia
Alaska
Betty J. Meggers
Clifford Evans
Smithsonian
America
South Pacific
Ecuador
Emilio Estrada
Museum of
Guayaquil
Valdivia
South American
Jomon
World’s Fair outlines space rental at Flushing Meadow
New York officials led by Robert Moses announced space rental pledges for the World’s Fair at Flushing Meadow. They said accommodations are provided for about 300 sub-exhibits across multiple tenant buildings. The open date is set for April 22, 1964, with 100 major pavilions under construction and roughly 50 more to start soon.
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Flushing Meadow
Yast
Robert Moses
Moses
Bettering
Educ World of Food
Acan
House of Taste
Free Enterprise International Plaza
King to Arrive for 12-Day Visit Across U S
King Zahir Shah of Afghanistan and his queen begin a 12 day acquaint visit in the United States. They will land at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia aboard President Kennedy's plane, then travel to Washington for a three day stay before visiting Gettysburg Cape Canaveral Fort Bragg New York City the United Nations Cheyenne San Francisco Los Angeles and Lafayette Indiana.
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Upid
Mmed Zahir Shah
Aistan
United
Ira
Langley Air Force Base
Willamsburg
Kennedy
Gettysburg
Cape Canaveral
Ft. Bragg
New York City
Unitarions
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sancisco
Los Angeles
Yette
Ind
The Chronicle Telegraph Elyria rates and publication details
The Chronicle Telegraph Elyria announces its publication schedule and mailing options for September 3, 1963. It lists daily except Sundays and legal holidays, the publisher address at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio, second class mail, delivery price, and annual subscription rates for in state and outside Ohio.
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Lorain County Printing Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
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