Chrysler to Hold Car Prices Steady for 1964 Models
Chrysler announces price stability for its new 1964 models marking a fifth straight year of unchanged pricing. Other automakers expected to follow Chrysler's lead as the sector gauges market pressures and production costs.
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Differences Between Wallace and Harrison Spark Local Tensions
Washington observers contrast Gov. George Wallace of Alabama with Gov. Albertis Harrison of Virginia as chaos versus hope. The piece cites Wallace’s defiance of integration efforts in Mobile and Birmingham, his display of the Confederate Flag, and calls for local control in Prince Edward County amid school integration disputes.
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Harrison backs privately funded Prince Edward County school plan
The article outlines Virginia Governor Harrison's pivotal role in the Prince Edward County Free School Association. Justice officials needed his approval to create a privately financed integrated school after the county had closed its public system in 1958. Colgate Darden enlisted white and Black leaders to support leasing the county’s empty classrooms to the project, with Darden serving as trustee.
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Stand Up Or Don't Serve Them New York Liquor Rule Talk
The piece reports on a New York state liquor law critique by Jimmy Breslin with notes on Rutgers moving the Yale Center for Alcoholic Studies to Rutgers and the Moreland Commission led by Lawrence Walsh. It cites historic anti drinking laws and suggests banning stools to force standing drinking as a solution.
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Money in a pay phone envelope nets two Bronx youths
Marilyn Schwartz, 13, found 3180 dollars in a white envelope in a Mt. Vernon phone booth. Her friend Samuel Glassner, 14, found five 50 dollar bills the night before. Police expect unclaimed cash to go to the two if not claimed within 90 days.
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Broadway Musicians Vote to Strike After Offer Rejected
In New York, Broadway musicians voting 166 to 156 rejected a $10 weekly raise offer from the League of New York Theaters. Local 802’s 13 member executive board will meet today to set a strike date, reaffirming Friday’s initial rejection.
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Onion Family Ties Confirmed by National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society classifies onion, leek, garlic, and Welsh onion as members of the lily family, Liliaceae, aligning them with related bulb crops and culinary herbs. The finding clarifies plant relationships within a broad monocot grouping.
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Toy Exhibit Showcases Space Age and Novel 1963 Toys
The American Toy Exhibit in New York displays 400 plus new toys for the season, from electronic pistols and vacuform models to a flying rail track and life size infant doll. Highlights include space age rockets, a commanda cannon, aquatic dolls, and a power king wall cutter. Prices are withheld as manufacturers removed price tags.
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Chronicle Telegram 1963 Lorain County Rates Listed
The notice lists subscription rates for Lorain and adjoining counties, Elyria Ohio address, and pricing for inside and outside Ohio. Public notice indicates newspaper details and rate structure.
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Ohio
Quotations From McDonald Firm On New York Exchange
Local stock and bond quotations provided by McDonald & Company member NYSE James M. Haas Fairfax 20729 604 Lorain County Bank Building Elyria Ohio September 17 1963.
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James M. Haas
Fairfax
Lorain County Bank
Elyria
Ohio
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