Blaik Leaves Football for Avco Chairman Role
Earl Red Blaik, longtime West Point head coach and athletic director, left his military academy post in 1950 after a 16–4–14 coaching record. He now leads Avco’s economic committee and says business has few human-relations problems beyond football. Blaik, 66, reflects plainly and would have chosen to quit football earlier if given the chance.
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Royall and Kennedy focus on Birmingham racial crisis
Kenneth C. Royall, veteran American official, and legal figures join a White House effort to ease Birmingham tensions after a church bombing. President Kennedy calls for restraint while civil rights leaders press for police and trooper withdrawal and swift justice. The delegation will meet with Justice Department officials and work with local leaders to restore peace in the city.
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Denning Profumo Report to Be Published Next Week
London reports that the long awaited Denning Report on the Profumo affair will be published next week. It allegedly clears ministers of moral laxity but could implicate Prime Minister Macmillan over security lapses. The inquiry follows Profumo’s liaison with Christine Keeler and others, with parliamentary debates anticipated after party conferences.
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Britain to decide on multilateral nuclear sea-borne force
London reports Britain is nearing a decision on U S plans for a multilateral nuclear sea-borne force. Washington is pressing ahead with allied talks while Britain weighs its participation and political impacts amid mixed allied support.
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World in a spin at UN as 13 African nations admitted
A turbulent General Assembly session opens with 13 African countries joining the United Nations while Soviet bloc leaders attend. Axel Oxenstierna laments governance wisdom as the world faces mounting tensions and shifting alliances. France begins Cuban trade amid U S clampdown, and diplomatic talks follow. Local items note parking meters impact, a new community college in Cuyahoga County, and airline service expansions. A fatal crash on U S 127 near Hamilton and fire damage to Wilson Wayside Furniture Co. are reported with brief details.
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Rockefeller touts New York business activity record
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller defends against criticism of growth by citing the state Department of Commerce index of business activity at an all time high in July. He says the administration has kept taxes steady and fulfilled his 1962 campaign promise while arguing that the economy remains strong despite opposition claims.
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Grey-haired mother linked to diamond thefts in Bay Area
Jo Ann Dunkel, 61, a quiet mother noted for professional poker skills, was arrested on a tip from the San Francisco underworld. Police allege she is the suspected "little old lady" behind recent diamond thefts totaling $51,000.
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Choose a Shape Reflects Character Says Furniture Chief
Brian Woolfson, 28, chief of a new furniture leasing firm, claims a test using a square circle and rectangle reveals character. He says choosing a square first shows concern with security, the circle denotes sex and emotion, and the rectangle indicates insecurity.
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U S protests embassy attack in Jakarta
The United States filed a protest with Indonesia over the sacking of the British Embassy in Jakarta. State Department spokesman said Ambassador Howard P. Jones was assured by President Sukarno that the situation would be brought under control.
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