37 Cambridge Negroes Arrested in Hiring Rift
A Cambridge Massachusetts protest over cafeteria hiring policies led to 37 arrests including five men and two teenage girls for trespass and disturbing the peace. Demonstrations extended from Harvard Square to Boston and Brookline branches with up to 250 onlookers.
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Budget Deficit Expected to Be Lower Than Forecast
Washington AP report says President Johnson will announce soon that the budget deficit for the year ending June 30 will be smaller than the earlier 8.8 billion forecast. Revenue has been higher than expected amid strong economic performance, aiding deficit reduction. The administration also aims to trim federal payroll to below 2,497,000 workers.
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Ike Says Maybe GOP Can Win Like Truman Did in '48
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower weighed Truman's 1948 upset while en route to the GOP convention in San Francisco. He urged unity and a strong message to rally voters and said he could not endorse any single candidate. He dismissed rumors of backing Scranton and noted he and Barry Goldwater discussed civil rights voting without committing to public positions.
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Hughes loses bid to regain TWA control
Industrialist Howard Hughes loses a bid as the Civil Aeronautics Board refuses Toolco approval to acquire 92.8 million in TWA sinking fund notes from Metropolitan, Equitable and others, blocking a route to 78 percent TWA ownership. The airline remains in a trust.
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Observation at San Francisco Republican Convention
Seventy foreign representatives and diplomats have arrived to observe the Republican National Convention in San Francisco.
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Lynchburg Sees Record Low James River Level Rainfall
Lynchburg reported the James River at a record low while the city received 1.27 inches of rain and 0.25 inches of hail with winds around 88 miles per hour. No major damage was reported.
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TVA Dam Hiring Test Yields Humorous Answer
In Benton Kentucky a Tennessee Valley Authority job screening for Kentucky Dam yielded a blunt reply when asked what hydrognamics means. The applicant wrote I don't get no job, illustrating the comical outcome of the test.
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Byrd to Speak at Germanna Colonies Anniversary
S ensator Harry F Byrd will deliver the main address at the 250th Germanna Colonies anniversary reunion July 19 at Seigen Forest Orange County Virginia. The event marks the 1814 founding by Nassau Sieg en Germans who aided Gov Spotswood and explored the Shenandoah Valley. Dr C H Huffman urged participation as activities begin 10 a m with a memorial volume presentation and 11 30 a m formal program followed by Byrd's informal remarks.
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Britannica cites US as first to admit women to professions
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes the United States led in admitting women into any profession, marking a historic milestone in gender inclusion. The claim frames the US as a pioneer in expanding professional opportunities for women.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Jewelry Heist Stuns New York Woman in Baden-Baden
Police hunt a hotel thief who stole jewelry and cash valued at about 250000 dollars from Eugenie Hilt of New York in Brenners Park Hotel Baden Baden Germany. A small yellow leather case with three locks was taken last Tuesday during the raid. American insurance agents aided the investigation and the victim remained silent.
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