Tougher civil rights bill pressed by Negro leaders in Congress
Civil rights leaders and the House civil rights bloc push Kennedy to strengthen the civil rights bill including a federal FEPC provision. Administration hesitates, fearing loss of Republican votes, while Birmingham bombing spurs calls for new powers and voting rights expansion.
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Birmingham
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Lawrence O’brien
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Nicholas Katzenbach
FEPC
Civil Rights Bloc
House Judiciary Committee
House Rules Committee
House
O’brien
Katzenbach
Denning Report Clears Security Service in Profumo Affair
Lord Denning largely clears Britain's Security Service of mishandling in the Profumo scandal and says no state secrets were compromised in Profumo's relation with Christine Keeler and other figures. He warns gains by Ivanov could spark US distrust yet asserts ministers acted with honesty and good faith while avoiding broad whitewashing.
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London
HTNL
Macmillan
Profumo
Lord Denning
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Stephen Ward
Ivanov
United States
Great Britain
Denning
Security Service
Lord Denming
Ralls
Miss Keeler
Secuity Service
Ward
Lord Astor
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Soviet Union
Dr. Ward
West Germany
Morton to address area GOP fundraiser in Ohio
Senator Morton will speak at a 100 dollar per plate testimonial dinner in 1964 era Lorain and Sandusky Counties to support the Republican committees at local state and national levels. Niehoff cites Morton as a nationally prominent figure and possible presidential contender. Tickets available at 392 Broad Street Elyria or via local finance chairs.
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Ohio
Republican Finance Committee
Niehoff
Ene
Huron
Lorain
Sandusky
Morton
Kentucky
United States
Senate
Earle Clements
Congressional Relations
House of Representatives
Republican National Committee
13Th
Charles A. Mosher
Congress
White House
Broadtreet
Elyria
Otto Schoepfile
Ottis Ford
Richard Mutz
Norwalk
Charles J. Miller
Fremont
Bolivian Consul Helps Direct LA Traffic
Bolivian consul Duke C. Banks joined Los Angeles police to direct traffic for an hour at a busy intersection. He said signals were jammed as children left a nearby school and no one else acted, so he stepped in to help.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Bolivia
Duke C. Banks
Banks
Monacan heiress niece in Des Moines romance ends in stay
Mary Lee Davis, granddaughter of John B Kelly, and John Paul Jones Jr. flee from Ocean City to Des Moines. They live together in a three room apartment while planning marriage with parental consent. John works selling encyclopedias. Mary Lee waitress. They may stay in Des Moines as they face religious differences and family concerns.
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Monaco
Philadelphia
Des Moines
Iowa
Mary Lee Davis
John Paul Jones Jr
Mary Lee
John B Kelly
John Paul Jones
John B. Kelly
Ocean City
N. J
John
James Walden
Lee
Des Moines Register
Cople
Walden
Jones
Ravenhill Academy
Chesnut Hill Academy
Conran
Bobme Langston
Quints Begin Bottle Feeding in Aberdeen
Two of the Fischer quintuplets James Andrew and Mary Magdalene at St Luke's Hospital in Aberdeen were started on bottle feeding. Dr. James Berbos said the other three remain on tube or alternate feeding as the babies, born a month early on September 14, show strong activity and good color. The mother Mary Ann Fischer, 30, returned home with husband Andrew, 38, and their five other children.
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Aberdeen, M. D
UPI
James Andrew
Mary Magdalene
James Berbos
Berbos
Mary Ann
St Luke's Hospital
Mary Ann Fischer
Andrew
Underworld pigeon to talk today
Joseph Valachi with a $100000 price on his head briefs Senate investigators in a closed session on the Cosa Nostra. He is escorted from a secret prison hideout for the 10 am session with heightened security.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Cosa Nostra
Valachi
Senate Investigations
James McShane
French NATO aide Paques admits Soviet agent role since 1944
Georges Paques, a French NATO aide, confessed to spying for Russia and claims his motive was to secure peace and his country’s survival. His defense notes Paques believed Soviet peace aims were sincere and distrusted American North Africa actions during World War II.
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NATO
Georges Paques
Russia
Paques
Albert Naud
Naud
France
North Africa
U. S
de Gaulle
Free French Movement
Australia’s Population Density Compared with India
The National Geographic Society reports Australia averages about 3.6 persons per square mile while India averages 349. The contrast highlights vast geographic and demographic differences between the two nations.
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Australia
India
National Geographic Society
Washington talk on wheat deal and civil rights bill
In Washington officials planned a closed joint session of the House Foreign Affairs and Agriculture committees to discuss a possible wheat agreement with Russia. The Senate began consideration of a one year extension for the Civil Rights Commission, seen as non-controversial. Elsewhere, William Capitman of Peekskill presented data on Negro purchasing power and boycott readiness, noting a $20 billion annual market potential and high willingness to participate in organized boycotts.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Russia
Kennedy
Senate
Civil Rights Commission
House
William Capitman
Center For Research In Marketing, Inc
Peekskill
Canada
Capitman
Kennedy Attacks Eisenhower Power Policies in Montana
President Kennedy in Great Falls criticizes Eisenhower era electric power policies and practices. He highlights private exploitation and blunders of prior years while praising Democratic advances in conservation and resource protection across the upper Plains states.
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Great Falls
Mont
UPI
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Upper Plains States
White House
Viger Bree Copy Oe Renewal by Mail Per Year
In a brief note the Chronicle Telegram outlines a renewed option for year by mail subscriptions. Details emphasize renewal steps and accessibility for readers who prefer postal service.
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Jae
Sea Ae
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