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November 14, 1963

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Headlines from November 14, 1963

UNIONS TO FIGHT RIGHTIST 'THREAT' IN NEXT ELECTION; A.F.L.-C.I.O. Prepares Drive to Get Members to Go to the Polls in 1964 CONVENES HERE TODAY Meeting Will Be Asked to Propose Legislation Raising Minimum Pay Panel to Set Amount UNIONS TO COMBAT RIGHTIST 'THREAT'

By John D. Pomfret

AFL-CIO plans $750,000 drive to regis unionists and get them to polls, '64; starts drive earlier than for any previous election

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U.S. BIDS SOVIET FREE PROFESSOR; Kohler Denies Barghoorn of Yale Was a Spy and He Demands to See Him Arrest Called 'Unwarranted' Possibly Seized at Airport U.S. BIDS MOSCOW FREE PROFESSOR Gromyko Meeting Sought Report Awaited by U.S. 16 Arrive From Soviet

By Henry Tanner Special To the New York Timesby M.s. Handler Special To the New York Times

Amb Kohler denies Barghoorn is spy, demands immediate release, conf with Deputy Min Zorin; charges USSR waited 'unjustifiably long' time before reptg arrest to US; Barghoorn spent early evening of Oct 31 with US Embassy aide W J Stoessel, was probably arrested soon after; arrest may be reprisal for US arrest of 3 USSR spy suspects on Oct 30; Western observers, Moscow, speculate on effect on US-USSR cultural exch program

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U.S. PLANS TO KEEP HARKINS IN SAIGON; General Is Said to Retain Washington's Confidence U.S. PLANS TO KEEP HARKINS IN SAIGON Aides to Attend Meeting Harkins Sees War Unaffected

By Jack Raymond Special To the New York Times

US sets new information program to give better 'perspective' on US role; Asst Sec Sylvester gives details; US reptd dissatisfaction with Saigon press coverage linked

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3 BIG UNIONS BACK LIBERALS FOR 1964; Seafarers, I.U.E. and Units of U.A.W. to Campaign for Kennedy in the State Union Leaders Decide Balance-of-Power Factor Members Get Letters 3 BIG UNIONS BACK '64 LIBERAL DRIVE

By Clayton Knowles

Article on rise in Liberal party labor union support; affiliated unions claim 1/2 million membership; party aims for 600,000 votes in '64; recent affiliates include SIU, IUE, UAW, pulp workers, RWDSU Dist 65; others active in party affairs noted

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HARRIMAN TELLS LATINS U.S.KEEPS PROMISES ON AID; Declares Recipient Nations Are at Fault if Alliance for Progress Lags Achievements Noted Name Is Proposed HARRIMAN CITES U.S. AID TO LATINS Bolivia Stresses Fund Plan

By Juan de Onis Special To the New York Times

Harriman says US fulfilled its Alliance commitments by making $2.3 billion available to Latin Amer in last 27 mas, s; says Latin-Amer nations are at fault if program lags; notes achievements despite lack of efficient cooperation; backs creation of coordinating com; urges efforts to attract private capital; Min Jordan Pando (Bolivia) says coordinating com would be of value only if US allowed it to extend long-term, low-interest loans; Brazil urges new special fund to be disbursed through Inter-Amer Development Bank for support of development programs; plan calls for US to contribute 40% of fund with initial investment of $1 billion; Latin-Amer share will be in form of investments in own programs supplemented by fund

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Music on My Birthday

Billboard 200

The Top 50 albums for the chart week of November 13, 1963, covering November 14, 1963.

1
In The Wind
Peter| Paul & Mary
Last week
1
Peak
1
Weeks
4
2
The Second Barbra Streisand Album
Barbra Streisand
Last week
2
Peak
2
Weeks
10
3
Golden Records Vol. 3
Elvis Presley
Last week
4
Peak
3
Weeks
10
4
Trini Lopez At PJ's
Trini Lopez
Last week
5
Peak
2
Weeks
14
5
Ingredients In A Recipe For Soul
Ray Charles
Last week
3
Peak
2
Weeks
12

Notable Births

1963Stéphane Bern, French journalist, radio and television presenter^[†]

Stéphane Bern is a French-Luxembourgish journalist, radio host and television presenter. He is known as a specialist in nobility and royalty. He has been awarded honours by several nations, including the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres (France), the Order of Grimaldi (Monaco), and the Order of the British Empire.

Historical Context for November 14, 1963

In 1963, the world population was approximately 3,192,807,828 people^[†]

Headlines from November 14, 1963

UNIONS TO FIGHT RIGHTIST 'THREAT' IN NEXT ELECTION; A.F.L.-C.I.O. Prepares Drive to Get Members to Go to the Polls in 1964 CONVENES HERE TODAY Meeting Will Be Asked to Propose Legislation Raising Minimum Pay Panel to Set Amount UNIONS TO COMBAT RIGHTIST 'THREAT'

U.S. BIDS SOVIET FREE PROFESSOR; Kohler Denies Barghoorn of Yale Was a Spy and He Demands to See Him Arrest Called 'Unwarranted' Possibly Seized at Airport U.S. BIDS MOSCOW FREE PROFESSOR Gromyko Meeting Sought Report Awaited by U.S. 16 Arrive From Soviet

U.S. PLANS TO KEEP HARKINS IN SAIGON; General Is Said to Retain Washington's Confidence U.S. PLANS TO KEEP HARKINS IN SAIGON Aides to Attend Meeting Harkins Sees War Unaffected

3 BIG UNIONS BACK LIBERALS FOR 1964; Seafarers, I.U.E. and Units of U.A.W. to Campaign for Kennedy in the State Union Leaders Decide Balance-of-Power Factor Members Get Letters 3 BIG UNIONS BACK '64 LIBERAL DRIVE

HARRIMAN TELLS LATINS U.S.KEEPS PROMISES ON AID; Declares Recipient Nations Are at Fault if Alliance for Progress Lags Achievements Noted Name Is Proposed HARRIMAN CITES U.S. AID TO LATINS Bolivia Stresses Fund Plan

In The Wind

The Second Barbra Streisand Album

Golden Records Vol. 3

Trini Lopez At PJ's

Ingredients In A Recipe For Soul

Notable Births

Historical Context for November 14, 1963