Weaver predicts broadened housing bias laws
In Washington, Dr Robert C Weaver Kennedy housing chief says federal anti discrimination rules will likely expand to all federally aided housing. He says attitudes cannot be changed by orders alone but laws can alter behavior. results so far are mixed with early indicators of no dramatic downturn in housing starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterlin F. Green
W. B. Ragsdale
Washington
Kennedy
Robert C. Weaver
Fwo
Weaver
Anil Home Finance Agency
Alher
Federal Housing Administration
Insecticide Death Sharks Maxton Area Children
In Maxton area a two year old girl died after exposure to a spilled parathion insecticide used on tobacco fields. At least ten others, including a four year old and a six year old, were treated or observed as symptoms appeared. A Laurinburg hospital treated four victims and released two, while others remained at home under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxton
Terres Aan Scott
W. R. Purcell
Lawrinburg
Terresa
Laura Jean Stutt
Delores V Locklaar
Laurinburg
Stanley Sealt
Stedward Frower
Busy Fellow Pastore Jumps From Railroads To Rights Bill
The piece notes Senator Pastore juggling duties between rail labor and civil rights oversight as he leads on Kennedy's anti strike bill. It mentions his plans to chair committees, expectations on civil rights legislation, and views on the nuclear treaty. The report lists fellow figures, including Magnuson and Marjiman, and references a Senate meeting schedule and committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pleubsdorf
Washington
Fide
John
Cnt
Shugarald
Tsjand Bomverat
Pole Enerschyil Ss
Reat Paglore
Vanscripts
Backeca
Commerce
Consid
Heston
Endian
Calier
Orion
CMH
Sen
Mikel Monroney
Oklahoma
Pastore
Atomic Energy
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Lear
W. Averell Marsiman
United Skistes
Moscow
Senate
Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Rattle
Fett Iil
Magnuson
Seattle
Ariel Iave
Senate weighs pros and cons of nuclear pact study
The Senate begins a historic study of the US UK and Soviet nuclear test ban accord with Joint Chiefs of Staff input shaping ratification. Undersecretary Hartain leads the push, while Harriman Musk and other leaders face scrutiny of military implications and possible Soviet fuel ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaci Hell
Washington
Senate
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gene Jones Resigns as Scout Executive Amid Move to Pee Dee Council
Gene Jones announces resignation as Council Scout Executive effective Aug 31 1963. He will assume the position of executive with Pee Dee Area Council in Florence S C beginning Sept 1. Jones served since Feb 1 1998 and led the council to record membership and unit growth through 1962 revealing 37 percent increase in units and 416 days of active scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pikdihant Council
C. Frank Goldsmith
Marion
Allatt G. Myirs Jr
Gastonia
Tat Scout
EB. J. Dongs
Council
Pee Nee
Florence
Gene
County Council
Caunell
Region Six
Marky
Jones
Wie
Seth
Ray Seoul
Pee Dee
Eugene
Cherey Point
Jab
Newi Carolina State
Wreckage Sighted After Boat Finds Aircraft Debris
A boat found what appeared to be aircraft wreckage near an oil slick including aluminum pieces and a WC raft. Reports say twenty six Philippine Boy Scouts traveling to a jamboree in Athens were aboard, with NP wirephoto noting the scene and smiles from onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Athens
Greece
Woman Drowns As Storm Ravages Eastern North Carolina
A violent storm with high winds and heavy rain across Eastern North Carolina left at least one person dead. The Fayetteville area logged over four inches of rain, with extensive tobacco and crop damage in multiple counties. A driver perished when her car slid into Rockfish Creek near Waycross after rain-soaked roads caused a skid. Flooding disrupted Raleigh and other towns, and utility services faced outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Ceddar
Fayteville
Narnell County
Coats
Dunn
Stewary Lumber Co
Charlotte
Alph Clark
Blanche Wiggins Wilson
Hope Mills
Wis
la Rockfish Creek
Clark
Franklin
County
Tel
Pranklin-Warren County
North
Cara Ports
Ayetteville
Raleigh
Walter
France Rejects Moscow Pact in Nuclear Test Talks
President Charles de Gaulle declares France will not sign any agreement to halt nuclear testing. He argues the pact would be needless and rejects European alliance pressure. The move follows talks among the United States Britain and the Soviet Union on limited disarmament proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Britain
Khrushchev
Bombay
India
Arabian Sea
IIN
Brussels
Prospecty
U.S
Short Fuse On Racial Crisis Sparks Fears Of Violence
A 1963 survey warns major racial unrest could erupt across the nation. Leaders from churches, unions, and universities caution that without swift progress on civil rights, violence may spread from Northern cities to the South, with experts predicting outbreaks in Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, and beyond.
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Amori¢r
Temay
National Urbim League
Board of
Iisties
Pr. Gardner Taytaoc
Brooklyn
Conscord Hoplist Church
Nates
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
Leled Mane
U.S
Washington, D.C
Seeres
Phillips County
Ark
Kenneth Clark
New York University
America
Negrocy
Ralph Helster
United Packinghouse Workers
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Dr. Weaver
Paris
Chihwyhua
Cases
Luca
W. J. Lesile
Allagta
Jek
John F. Kennedy
Marisa Pietro Annigoni
London
Annigoni
Eplota
Rlephen Ward
James Utivac
Lote
of Bailey
Brclsanders
Ward
Burge
Viscount Astor
Bouging Fairbanks Jr
John PD
Profunn
Ragone Ivanov
Peter Rachman
Ural
Arab Ward
W. Averall Hartian
Hackman
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate’ Armed Services
House Atomic Energy Committees
Harriman
Dean Musk
Soviet Union
Prentice Khrustchev
Devim
Duiat
at _ Sen Barrivon Williams
DNA
Raft
Ole
Hes Senate
Nage
Brad
Pentagon
Earle G. Wheeler
Acty
Abc-Tv
Wheeler
Wayne Moree
D-Ore
Defense Department
Senate Republican
Everett M. Dirksen
Armed Services
Step Dirksen
Unicommunittiat
Republica Attiude
Gene Jones
E. J. Jones
United Arab
Yokyo
Olticluis
Arabia Sea
Bulletins
Bernari Cavieray Newsteatures
Lyndon TB
Johnson
Danville
Cambridge
Neopia
Swith Ciimens i
Counry
Charlie Marshall
Atorney
Richard Wade
University of Chicago
Wade
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