House Action Push Farm Bill In Close Vote Test Set
House Democrats aim to pass the administration farm bill late today by a narrow margin after two days of heated debate. A test vote on a Republican amendment to extend current wheat and feed grain programs is expected, with Carl Albert claiming enough support to win. The bill maintains mandatory acreage cuts and penalties for overplanting, while lawmakers add amendments to align with the Senate version.
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Washington
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Agriculture Committee
Senate
Albert
Rusk Flies To Germany For Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in Berlin for a 24 hour visit to meet with Mayor Willy Brandt and discuss the Berlin Wall tensions. He planned to fly to Bonn for talks with West German leaders after discussions in Paris with Charles de Gaulle and French officials who reportedly urged France to place its nuclear forces with Western defense plans.
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Dean Rusk
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Willy Brandt
Rusk
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Western Alliance
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Europe
Wall
East Germany
West Berlin
Embezzler Wins Prize Essay in Virginia
Miss Minnie Mangum a Norfolk building and loan embezzler serving a 20 year sentence wins a $3 prize in a United Daughters of the Confederacy contest. The Ports mouth resident writes on Why I'm Glad I'm a Virginian while in prison for stealing about $3 million.
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Richmond
Minnie Mangum
Portsmouth
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Minnie
Norfolk Building and Loan Association
Dredging Begins on Belleville Locks and Dam Project
Huntington West Virginia United States Engineers announce dredging starts Friday at the Belleville Locks and Dam on the Ohio River. Initial work includes erecting a 1.654 million cofferdam for lock wall construction 18 miles downriver from Parkersburg.
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Ohio River
U. S
Parkersburg
Senators Probe Gifts From Concord Hotel to Union Official
A Senate investigations panel reports that Jackie Bright, administrative secretary of the American Guild of Variety Artists, accepted thousands in free or bargain rate hotel stays from the Concord Hotel at Kiamesha Lake New York. The hotel hosts union contracts and violations of labor laws may be at issue.
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American Guild of Variety Artists
John L. McClellan
Dark
Senate
Jerome Adlerman
Subcommittee
Concord
Kiamesha Lake
N. Y
Catskill Mountains
Jackie Bright
The
Buckeye Boys State Court Invalidates Five City Returns
The Buckeye Boys State Supreme Court rules five city house election returns invalid due to populations under the quota of fifty. The ruling amends the constitution to four representatives per city and calls new elections with three candidates per party. Secretary of State Alfred Navarro will oversee the Thursday vote in Coffey Kit chen Suhr Denny and Inger soll. Ohio Education Association report urges 11 000 more teachers needed in five years.
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House of Representatives
Coffey
Kitchen
Suhr
Denny
Ingersoll
Boys State
Buckeye Boys
Alfred Navarro
Supreme Court
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Fragmented News Index Items and Local Mentions
The page lists scattered names and places including Nelsonville Middleport and Point RiGasantre with sports and television sections. It mentions dates around 19 and 20 with several unreadable fragments and multiple trailing E characters.
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Nelsonville
Lian Aes
Point RiGasantre
Pomctov
Eek Aerie Nates
Middleport
Burt Sports
U S Scientists Accept Second Nuclear Test Flop
In Honolulu a Johnston Island team is pictured taking a second high altitude nuclear test failure in stride. Privately officials admit embarrassment as the Soviet Union seizes propaganda with the Thor missile test carrying a warhead to 200 miles. Debris landed on Johnston and nearby Sand Island, but no nuclear detonation occurred.
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U. S
Johnston Island
America
Pacific
Soviet Union
Thor
Johnston
Sand
Cuban Clash Outside Palm Gardens Sparks Arrests in New York
Several hundred Cubans argued for and against Fidel Castro outside a West 52nd Street meeting hall. Two Molotov cocktails were thrown but caused no damage. Six men were arrested for unlawful assembly and related offenses. One man was stabbed and fled by taxi. Hospitalized victims suffered head, leg, and arm bruises. The protest followed a Cuban American Civil Rights Committee gathering to protest Castro critics.
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Fidel Castro
Palm Gardens
West 52Nd Street
Hearing Postponed In Estes Investigation
A House subcommittee investigating the Billie Sol Estes case postponed a hearing scheduled for today until next week. The delay was due to the House meeting an hour earlier than usual and committee meetings cannot occur while the House is in session.
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Washington
House
Billie Sol Estes
Miami Needs Big Budget for Record 1962-63
Oxford Ohio Miami University seeks 14 million plus in funding for 1962 63 to serve an expected 8000 students. President John D Millett says the 5.5 percent increase over 1961 62 stems from higher enrollment and a $25 dorm rent hike.
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Oxford
Miami University
John D. Millett
Bulldozer Ends Little League Game in Albany
An angry operator who claimed underpayment interrupted a Little League game in Albany New York Wednesday night. He lowered the blade near second base and pushed earth toward home plate in a bid to protest.
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Albany
N.Y
Federal Men Enter Ford Strike Talks
The Federal Mediation Service entered Ford Motor Co. talks as M M Cummins said mediation offered had been accepted and discussions would resume at 1 p m. Mediator James MacPherson noted UAW accepted government mediation to resolve production standards dispute at Walton Hills plant. Cincinnati reports NLRB certified 688 GE Circleville workers to vote in a June 29 union election.
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Cleveland
Federal
Ford Motor Co
M. M
Mike) Cummins
Ford
James MacPherson
United Auto Workers Union
Government
Walton Hills
Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
General Electric Co
Circleville
Seek New Canal Sites Amid Barriers in Laos Coalition
VIENTIANE Laos one of Prince Souphanouvongs aides arrived today to help remove roadblocks blocking a coalition government. Phoumi Vongvichit named information minister in the projected cabinet flew from Plaine des Jarres. Souvanna Phouma said the right wing of Gen Phoumi Nosavan insists a royal decree require a National Assembly approval. He warned the dispute is mainly between right wingers and pro Communists as negotiators face a Friday deadline.
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Vientiane
Laos
Prince Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Phoumi Vongvichit
Plaine Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Nosavan
National Assembly
Souvanna
United States Studies Possible New Atlantic Pacific Canal
The Kennedy administration seeks congressional authority to study possible canal sites in Panama and Colombia to replace or augment the existing 1903 canal. Panama’s two routes would use the Gulf of San Blas and Sabana River, while Colombia’s would employ the Atrato and Truando rivers for a roughly 90 mile cross.
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United States
Panama
Colombia
Panama Canal
Augusto Guillermo Arango
Ambassado
Carlos Sanz de Santamaria
State Department
Kennedy
Congress
Budget Bureau
Roberto Chiari
Nicaragua
Mexico
Isthmus
Gulf of San Blas
Pacific
Sabana River
Gulf of San Miguel
Truce Holds Between Moslems Europeans
In Algiers the truce between the Secret Army Organization and Moslem Nationalists continued despite new attacks in western and eastern Algeria. Moslem workers resumed jobs in Bab el Oued and at docks railways and posts as talks on adherence to the truce continued amid reports of fracturing lines and a gas facility blast in Oran.
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OAS
Algiers
Algeria
Secret Army
Bab el Oued
National Liberation Front
Oran
France Seeks Independent Nuclear Force Despite U S Pressure
United States officials acknowledge France will press to build its own nuclear weapons. The issue dominates NATO talks with De Gaulle and Kennedy, with possible later talks to form a NATO nuclear arrangement. McNamara outlined shifts in nuclear strategy at a Michigan speech. Akron Canton Airport honors A S Monroney for a new 3 million terminal.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
France
NATO
United States
Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
de Gaulle
Kennedy
U. S
Robert S. McNamara
University of Michigan
Akron
A. S
Mike) Monroney
D-Okla
Akron- Canton Airport
Senate
Ratterman Civil Rights Trial Near End
In Covington Kentucky the six men charged in the George Ratterman civil rights case moved into the final stage. Only three final arguments and a government summation remain before Judge MacSwinford charges the jury. The trial began June 5 with jury questions and on Wednesday arguments centered on what has been proven.
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Covington
George Ratterman
U. S
MacSwinford
Flight Strike Ended With TWA Crew Reduction Pact
Secretary Arthur Goldberg announced a settlement ending the TWA flight engineers strike threat after overnight talks. The agreement reduces cockpit crews from four to three, protecting 600 Flight Engineers International members and preventing grounding threats at Pan American and Eastern Airlines.
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Washington
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Airlines
Goldberg
Flight Engineers International Association
Oldberg
Arthur J. Goldberg
Steve Shulman
Ohio 1976 American Fair Proposal Sparks Planning Push
Ohio officials consider an elaborate 200th anniversary exposition with a space age launch site for moon missions and a 5000 acre park. Director Roder M Collision seeks $50,000 for planning with gubernatorial approval.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Roder M. Collision
Department of Industrial Relations
Michael V. DiSalle
Collison
Congress Deadlock Likely Delays Federal Funding
Senate and House stalemate on appropriation bills threatens a payless payday for members of Congress and their staff. A backlog of measures, labeled childish and foolish by critics, includes funding for government operations starting July 1.
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Washington
Congress
Senate House
Man Wins National Flower Arranging Contest
Newark N Y report says John C Dowling Jr 48 of Gaffney South Carolina won the national flower arranging competition. He and his wife run a women s ready to wear clothing store.
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Newark
N. Y
John C. Dowling Jr
Gaffney, S. C
Tribune New York News Syndicate Executive Reilly Dies
Maurice T Moe Reilly executive vice president since 1953 of Chicago Tribune New York News Syndicate Inc died Wednesday after a long illness in White Plains New York.
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White Plains
N. Y
Maurice T.moe) Reilly
Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, Inc
Seniors See President at White House Greeting
President Kennedy welcomed 33 Glen Lake Community High School graduates at the White House saying no group of high school students has ever been more welcome in Washington. The seniors had given up a planned trip to Washington to help pay a classmate's medical bills, with gifts enabling their journey.
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Washington
Kennedy
Michigan
Glen Lake Community High School
White House
This House
TV Operation Is Maintained
Supervisory personnel maintain ED operations of WTVN radio and TV today after a strike by 22 cameramen engineers and technicians. The walkout halted programming at WTVN for 25 minutes and at WTVN TV until 10 45 p.m.
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Columbus
WTVN
Wtvn-Tv
Shirley MacLaine Delays Czech Visit Over Visa Hurdle
Shirley MacLaine faces another setback on her travels in the Communist world as a Czech visa fails to materialize. She remained in a Moscow hotel and postponed plans to depart for the Karlsbad film festival in Czechoslovakia.
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Shirley MacLaine
Karlsbad
Czechoslovakia
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