Albany faces election as racial tension eases
In Albany Georgia the racial heat cools after summer unrest and church arsons. City officials brace for a Oct 24 election with three council seats open led by segregationist C R Pritchett Jr. Negro leaders expect change and court battles loom over public facilities integration plus protests.
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Senate Increases Foreign Aid Bill By Close To Eight Hundred Million
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a foreign aid bill of 4.423 billion dollars, nearly 800 million more than the House, restoring much of the cuts and adding waivers to permit aid to Poland and Yugoslavia and to avoid immediate Cuban pressure. If passed, the final measure may land near five billion, with a Senate-House conference likely amid protests on Capitol Hill. The panel boosted development loans to 1.125 billion and military aid to 1.45 billion, while raising other programs including deployment grants and the Alliance for Progress to 75 million.
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Eisenhower backs marshals over Mississippi crisis
Former President Eisenhower urged that U S marshals handle the Mississippi crisis and defended federal action in Little Rock while cautioning against immediate troop deployment. He called Mississippi’s refusal to admit James Meredith “absolutely unconscionable and in defensible,” warning defiance of federal authority cannot be allowed.
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Mayer Tier 77 Harness Maker Dies After Long Illness
Mayer Tier a Russian born harness maker who built a small Manhattan shop into the Miller Harness Co. died Thursday after a long illness. He was 77.
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Vice president dies at 67 in Larch Agont New York
J Nelson Williams longtime executive of General Foods Corp dies at home in Larch Agont New York aged 67 after a Tuesday death. Williams served as vice president of the company and was a noted industry figure who helped shape product lines and management practices during his career.
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General manager dies on train en route to New York
Rich F Hodges 39, vice president and general manager of Appanchin Power Co, died Thursday aboard a train traveling from Roanoke to New York. Chronicle Telegram 1982.
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Kennedy presides over nar cotic addiction conference theme
President Kennedy opened the first White House conference on narcotic addiction noting the area is filled with mystery misunderstanding and opinion. About 400 officials and experts spoke on who qualifies as an addict the number of users and effective cures. The meeting was driven by New York Mayor Wagner and California Governor Brown, leaders of regions hardest hit by the narcotics problem. Wagner claimed 25 000 to 50 000 addicts in New York City and that addicts steal over 500 million annually to fund the habit, roughly a sixth of the city’s budget.
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Schirra Plans Move to Ready Room Before Space Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL UPD Walter M. Schirra Jr. will move this weekend into Hangar S to live for three days before a planned orbital flight. Weather cooperates as Sigma 7 capsule prep continues. Schirra, 39, must be in hangar at least 72 hours before launch, Space agency officials say.
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Economists See Tax Cut Delay As Big Mistake
Washington economists say politicians err in delaying federal tax cuts. Kennedy and the 87th Congress face pressure to reduce taxes now to spur an economy showing weak spring performance and only July upticks. They warn delaying to 1963 will raise unemployment, lower profits, and deny growth despite Kennedy’s calls for action.
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British tactics to isolate France in EEC talks described
British negotiators plotted a behind the scenes strategy to unite the other five EEC members against France as talks on Britain’s entry resume in Brussels. European officials warned the move risks countercurrents from de Gaulle and Adenauer and could fail if push becomes too obvious.
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Red Cross aide dies in Simsbury at 82
Eleanor M. Ellsworth, 82, longtime director of canteen services for the American Red Cross during World War II, died Thursday at her Simsbury home. Her service to veterans and wartime aid marked a notable chapter in Red Cross history.
Secretary Dies in Seville After Heart Attack
Secretary General of the Zone of Gibraltar Richard Francis Hayward died Thursday in Seville Spain from a heart attack.
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Arabs condemn U S missile sale to Israel at UN
Arab diplomats at the United Nations reacted with bitterness to reports the United States will sell short range anti aircraft missiles to Israel. They argued the move undermines disarmament aims and reflects a double standard alongside Soviet arms to the UAR. Saudi envoy Shukairy called it political hypocrisy.
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