Governors To Tackle School Aid
Governors at Honolulu addressed Kennedy’s school aid program with speakers urging support and critics warning against federal expansion. Ribicoff sent remarks via Quigley challenging states’ rights opponents. Mooley called Kennedy education grants political. Vice President Johnson to review international tensions at a state dinner as governors express cautious unity on Berlin and federal funding.
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Raymond Moley
Newsweek Magazine
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rushchev
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Khrushchev
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Ohio Safety Record Cools Amid Weather and Holiday Estimates
Ohio motorists largely uphold a decent safety record early in the year according to the Department of Highway Safety. A second report projects 26 deaths over the July 4 holiday period, a four day span from Friday evening to Tuesday midnight.
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Ohio
Columbus
Department of Highway Safety
Prison Doctors Say Sheppard Free of Cancer
Ohio Penitentiary physicians reported there is no indication Dr. Samuel Sheppard has cancer. He is serving a life sentence for the 1954 murder of his pregnant wife Marilyn in Bay Village, Cuyahoga County, and is eligible for a parole hearing in 1965.
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Sheppard
Columbus
Ohio
Samuel Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
Marilyn
Bay Village
Cuyahoga County
Kennedy Social Security Bill Advances in Senate
Washington Kennedy's plan to boost Social Security benefits clears the Senate after Democratic leaders pledge to advance a summer medical care program for the aged. The action ties social benefits to a future health care measure.
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Senate
Washington
Kennedy
Board Seeks Fast Report On Maritime Strike To Kennedy
A three member fact finding board meets in New York to speed a report to President Kennedy on the 12 day maritime strike. The inquiry could push Taft Hartley law to halt the strike. Union leaders react with displeasure and skepticism that the strike threatens national security.
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New York
Kennedy
Aerial Act Pole Collapse Injures Crowd in Pittsburgh
A 110 foot aluminum pole toppled during an aerial act in Pittsburgh injuring nine spectators, two critically. Child Celeste Farnsworth aged nine and Martha McCoy of Whitehall suffered brain injuries as Kayletta Burn performed atop the pole for 25 minutes before the collapse. Cause unavailable at once.
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Pittsburgh
Celeste Farnsworth
Martha McCoy
Whitehall
Kayletta Burn
National Debt Raise Awaits Senate Okay
Washington forecast quick passage for a bill authorizing a 5 billion increase in the national debt limit to 298 billion. The measure would keep treasury payments flowing next week after House approval on Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
House
Eisenhower attends fundraising parody with Nixon in Hershey
Dwight D. Eisenhower appears at a money raising party in Hershey with Richard Nixon, autographing for supporters and joining a parody of Jack the Knife poking fun at Kennedy. Tickets cost 10950 with donations to the GOP. Nixon critiques Kennedy foreign policy while Eisenhower jokes and receives a bust of himself.
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Richard A. Nixon
Jack the Knife
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Kuwait Proclaims Emergency as Iraq Presses Claims
Kuwait declares a state of emergency amid Iraqs bid to annex the oil rich sheikdom. The army is ordered to the border to deter any invasion as Kuwait seeks Arab League membership and wider support from Saudi Arabia and Jordan.
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Iraq
Abdel Aziz Hassan
Cairo
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League
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Abdel Khaled Hassana
Kuwait- Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Sheik Abdullah Al-Salim
Parkersburg Woman Shot in Bar Murder Case
A multi state search continues for Donnie Kimble in the killing of Delores Sands at the Glass Bar in Parkersburg. Authorities, aided by Athens County deputies and Belpre officers, sweep near Coolville after Kimble fled in a 1959 Chevrolet. Sands, mother of four, died from four gunshot wounds. Kimble, father of six, may be hiding near Parkersburg.
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Kimble
Sands
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Pomeroy Man Takes Own Life With .22 Rifle
Eugene Collins 43 of Pomeroy Route 2 died Monday from self inflicted gun shot in head. Found by neighbor in dining room, a .22 rifle used. WWII Navy veteran survived by wife Iris three children mother two brothers and two brothers in service. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Ewing Funeral Home Beech Grove Cemetery burial.
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Eugene Collins
Pomeroy Route 2
Henry Ewing
Robert Hartenbach
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Welby Whaley
Hartenbach
Navy
Iris
Kenneth
Richard
Patricia
Helen
Don
William
Phillip
Ger
Ohio Representative Backs Federal Housing Bill
Rep. William H. Harsha Jr. of Ohio spoke in favor of a federal housing bill, arguing it would benefit his district communities. He noted the U S spends 600 million annually to raise Latin American living standards and urged spending 500 million to improve Americans social and economic levels.
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Washington
William H. Harsha Jr
Ohio
Morday
Harsha
U.S
Latin America
United States
Republicans Dominate Budget Vote In Ohio Senate
In Columbus the $2 billion appropriations bill nears a Senate vote to fund state government from next Saturday through June 30, 1963, covering two fiscal years. Democrats protest about $16.7 million in cuts from the Republican Finance Committee, following about $26 million already trimmed in May. Senate Minority Leader Frank W. King forecasts up to 40 amendments, but Republicans stay unified to push the bill through without Democratic amendments.
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Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
Ohio governor signs last gambling act to curb pools
Gov. Michael V. Di Salle signed the final of three measures to dismantle major pool betting and horse race bookmaking rings in Columbus. The trio targets numbers writing, spot card rackets, and related wagering operations, aiming to curb illegal gambling networks.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. di Salle
Prisoners To Return End Tractor Dealing
Prisoner delegation sent by Fidel Castro was reported returning to Havana as Cuba and the United States weighed a tractors for prisoners swap. Castro said he still seeks compensation from the U S if negotiations resume, while an immigration official said no immediate return was heard. John Hooker Jr. eyed a new approach to end the stalemate, with organizers planning meetings and potential extensions for the prisoners’ mission.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Havana
United States
Cuba
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Hooker
Lower Grocery Bills Dip May Living Costs
The cost of living fell one tenth of one percent in May due to lower meat and grocery bills. The Labor Department reported that the index stood at 127.4 percent of the 1947-49 average, showing little fluctuation over the last eight months.
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Washington
Labor Department
Kennedy to Sign Bill for 41 000 Mile Interstate System
Washington report notes President Kennedy is expected to sign a bill authorizing completion by 1972 of the $41 billion interstate highway system spanning 41 000 miles.
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Washington
Kennedy
Land of Scots praised for scenery and hospitality
Publisher tours Scotland from Inverness to Aberdeen and Balmoral describing scenery along the River Dee and Moray Firth. He highlights Balmoral Castle, Aberdeen granite city, Gordon Arms Hotel, local food such as salmon and porridge, and notes long summer daylight, temperate whiskey drinking, simple hearty Scottish cooking, and AA patrols guiding motorists.
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Scotland
Orkney Islands
Here
Blairgowie
Braemar
Dee
Balmoral Castle
Aberdeen
North Sea
Nicholas
Wallace
England
Moray Firth
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Spey
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H. V. Morton
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