United States Grants India 240 Million Dollar Development Loan
The United States announces its largest ever foreign aid loan of 240 million dollars to India to finance imports of priority goods with no military aid involved. The loan will be spent in the United States and follows a prior 322.7 million dollar England loan in 1948 for reconstruction. Prince Albert of Belgium visits Washington as honorary president of the Belgian Office of Foreign Trade and will meet President Kennedy at a White House luncheon Tuesday.
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India
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Britain
Prince Albert
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Harris to chair Commerce Committee hearings set for March 5
Rep. Oren Harris of Arkansas leads the House Commerce Committee and its special investigating subcommittee as hearings open on March 5. Regional notes cover the Southwest desert, with readings in the 20s and $08 in other areas. Skies clear across much of the Southeast after heavy rains and strong winds in the Atlantic and Gulf states.
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D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
Southwest Desert
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Senate group calls reevaluation of Southeast Asia aid
A bipartisan Senate group led by Mike Mansfield urges a reassessment of U S aid to Southeast Asia. A White House commissioned study doubts the $5 billion in economic and military support since 1950 has proven effective and suggests revisiting policy duration. The Navy may retire Polaris rival for surface ships while the Air Force develops a mobile mid range ballistic missile with about 3000 mile range.
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Southeast Asia
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Navy
Air Force
Broadcast Ratings Under Scrutiny by House Subcommittee
A House subcommittee plans a close review of how broadcast ratings are produced and used. It will examine the accuracy and reliability of ratings firms claiming to measure nationwide audience size and reach.
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House
Rockefeller May Appoint Board Over NYC Newspaper Strike
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller suggests a board of inquiry with subpoena power to probe the 80 day New York City newspaper blackout. Printers leader Bertram Powers says they would respond, and publishers gave no immediate comment as talks with Mayor Wagner continued. Rockefeller vows action soon if papers stay off streets. Wagner downplays politics in the dispute.
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NEW York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
Bertram A. Powers
Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
City Hall
Wagner
Powers
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Nationwide light snow and bitter cold grip regions
Light snow fell across the eastern half of the nation with a snow belt reaching from the northern Plains to the Ohio Valley. Subzero readings appeared in northern Minnesota and the Dakotas, Wisconsin, and Michigan, with Peliston and International Falls near minus 20. Upstate New York stayed generally clear and cold with readings around 15 in Poughkeepsie and zero in Watertown.
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Minnesota trials open to settle governorship dispute
Three district judges begin a precedent setting trial over the 1962 Minnesota governor election. Republican Elmer Andersen leads Democrat Karl Rolvaag after a recount shifted margins. 1,500 to 2,000 disputed ballots and about 7,000 absentee envelopes may be ruled on, with a decision possible by March 20 and further appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Chamber Opposes Two Georgia Senate Bills
The Georgia State Chamber of Commerce urges members to oppose Senate bills to ban importing out of state strikebreakers and to allow city firemen to join unions. SB 43 is under subcommittee review, while the firemen’s bill is in House subcommittee.
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Rotary Club observes 58th anniversary in Thomasville
Thomasville Rotarians joined global Rotary International celebration marking 58 years since the founding. A bronze plaque honor was presented to Dr. John T. King for 39 years of perfect attendance. Speeches praised Rotary principles and service to community with Rotarians seated by years of membership.
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Rotary International
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Ernie) Kistler
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Chicago
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Calendar of Evening Meetings and Events
Today events include Elks Club 6 30 p m Family Fun Night Youth Center Art Class Municipal Building City Commission Coats and Clark Center Farm Moose Lodge First Baptist Church Choir and more. Tomorrow features golf Red Cross history luncheon Exchange Club Civil Air Patrol Miss Smith Bible Class Jaycees Elks Lodge Odd Fellows Duplicate Club and Executive Committee across local venues.
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Geer Plans New Subcommittee On Redistricting
Lieutenant Governor Peter Zack Geer says he will appoint a special subcommittee to hold public hearings on congressional redistricting. Hearings may begin this week on Sen. James Wesberry Jr.’s plan to split the Sun District, creating a separate Atlanta district with Clayton, DeKalb and Fulton counties forming a new district.
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Georgia
Peter Zack Geer
James Wesberry Jr
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Clayton
DeKalb
Fulton
GMA Director Eyes Street Fund Plan
Elmer George executive director of the Georgia Municipal Association says the group is considering a new approach to secure more state funds for street work. He indicated a decision will come before the Legislature votes on the $954 million appropriation bill. County governments currently receive about $1 million.
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Elmer George
The
Georgia Municipal Association
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Englewood boycott planned over school racial balance
Plans were completed for a boycott of Lincoln Elementary School Englewood New Jersey to protest racial imbalance in public schools. Barbara Kay said Englewood Movement seeks victory here to end segregation nationwide and cited a 48 hour sit in at Trenton. An estimated 500 of Lincoln 515 students may not return after midwinter vacation amid a 98 percent Negro enrollment. A prior boycott last fall drew about 60 percent of pupils away for several days.
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