Steel Industry Hopes for Pact Amid Labor Talks
In Pittsburgh AP reports a last-ditch bid for a basic steel labor settlement. United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald missed an Executive Board meeting sparking talk of talks with industry officials. An International Wage Policy Committee session was due to provide word. Herbert Hoover shows marked improvement in illness says family spokesman Neil MacNeil. The 88 year old former president’s vitality astonishes doctors and relatives.
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Americans Return From Expedition With Sherpa Guides
Ten members of the American Everest Expedition depart New Delhi for Europe on their way home. They travel with five Sherpa mountaineers and a Nepalese liaison officer who served with the expedition.
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Australian Communist quits after 22 years
Patrick Maine, an Iranian Communist in Australia, resigns from the CLO OURNE party after 22 years amid disputes over Moscow aligned policies. His departure sparks talk of potential split into two factions, one backing Moscow and another supporting Beijing.
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Tobacco talks signal shift in leaf sourcing
British tobacco manufacturers warned they will seek imports from other regions if American flue-cured growers do not improve leaf quality. American producers admitted export declines worry them but expected British buyers to favor this year’s crop.
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Lawyer and Bank Named Conservators for Edmund Lowe
A California judge named attorney Donald Kimber as conservator of actor Edmund Lowe's person and Bank of America as conservator of his estate, with the order issued by 73 Superior Court Judge Clyde C Triplett.
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Tiros 7 satellite launches to study hurricane season
CAPE CANAVERAL AP The Tiros 7 weather satellite blasted into orbit on a three stage Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral at 4 50 am. The rover will provide cloud cover photographs on its first global pass and, with Tiros 6, may yield the most extensive hurricane season study yet. London AP Elizabeth Taylor plans to marry Richard Burton, secretary says. The couple has not announced a wedding date.
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Congress Receives Five Point Rights Bill Proposal
The president submits a five point rights bill proposal to Congress. The measure outlines civil liberties standards and governmental duties to protect individual rights amid national policy debates.
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Georgia Board Reinstates Bell Teacher For Reading Adano
The Georgia State Board of Education unanimously ordered Stephens County to reinstate Frederick Adams, 28, and pay full salary after he was fired for requiring eighth graders to read Adano. Adams plans to continue teaching but fears no new contract in Stephens County.
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Milton Shepherd
Toccoa
Kennedy outlines sweeping civil rights five point program
President Kennedy sent Congress a five point civil rights program aiming at equal access to public accommodations in hotels restaurants theaters and recreation sites speedier school desegregation full employment measures a federal community relations service and a ban on federal aid to discriminatory programs. The plan faces Senate and House battles over private facilities and federal aid limits while seeking omnibus passage this year.
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Cardinals Meet To Choose Pope In Vatican Conclave
Eighty cardinals gathered in St Peter's Basilica to pray before entering the Sistine Chapel for a papal election. Voting begins Thursday with four ballots daily until one cardinal gains two thirds. Early favorites include Montini Urbani Lercaro as progressives push for a compromise candidate amid Vatican power blocs.
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Ex Speaker Urges Study on Reapportionment in Georgia
Atlanta AP reports former Georgia House Speaker George L. Smith of Swainsboro urged a legislative committee to order a study on reapportionment options and district boundaries in the state amid calls for redistricting reform.
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Ladies' Night program set by Thomasville Exchange Club
Installation of officers for 1963 64 will be highlighted at the Thomasville Exchange Club Ladies Night at Glen Arven Monday. New officers include Irvin C Cray president Max G Hancock vice president and Harry Herndon secretary. Georgia Exchange President Charles C Foster Jr will set up study of congressional reapportionment ahead of a anticipated Supreme Court decision.
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P. C. Andrews Jr
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Max G. Hancock
Harry Herndon
Georgia Exchange
Charles C. Foster Jr
Albany
U.S. Supreme Court
Court ruling on Bible unsettles educators cler gy
Readers see educators and clergy expressing regret over a recent court ruling on Bible use in schools. The item notes public reaction across communities and hints at ongoing debates in education and religious rights.
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Kennedy to Tour Europe to Strengthen Allied Ties
President Kennedy plans a one day swing through West Germany Ireland Britain and Italy to bolster the Atlantic alliance. Officials say his presence and policy remarks will reaffirm U.S. commitment to Western Europe including defense of West Berlin despite French calls for independent European deterrence. The trip proceeds amid Italian political shifts the Profumo affair in Britain and potential German leadership changes.
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