Grain Sale Dispute Blocks Senate Action
A Senate delay centers on a Mundt amendment to bar Export-Import Bank guarantees for grain sales to Communist countries. Romney’s tax reform plan suffered a major defeat as lawmakers adjourned without floor votes, signaling a setback for his reform agenda.
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Lockbourne to lose bomber wing and gain three transport squadrons
Lockbourne Air Force Base will shed one of its two Strategic Air Command jet bomber wings and receive three transport squadrons from Evreux Air Base France. The Defense Department aims to cut European air transport costs by as much as 40 percent and relocate about 1740 personnel and 3500 dependents from Evreux to Lockbourne. At Middletown Charles R Hook retired Armco Steel president and NAC chairman died at 83.
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Parole Granted to Cleveland Man in Coed Murder Case
The Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission, in a 3-2 vote, grants Roy Schinagle parole on or after December 2 after serving 10 years and 18 days for second degree murder of his college sweetheart. Governor Rhodes urged a temporary stay to review information on a prison rule violation.
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Mills Rumored for High Court Post Amid Health Care Debate
Rumors spread that Rep. Wilbur Mills could be named to the Supreme Court as repayment for tax reform work, though Kennedy allies express optimism on medical care for the aged. Reports suggest Mills opposes the administration’s aged care plan, with Ways and Means deadlock cited as a factor.
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Barghoorn Arrest Strains U S Soviet Ties
Washington reports U S Soviet relations at a low point after Yale political scientist Frederick C. Barghoorn, 52, was arrested on espionage charges. President Kennedy said the arrest badly damaged the atmosphere and urged Barghoorn’s release.
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Ambush Seen As Isolated Incident In Korea DMZ
The UN Command stated that a Communist ambush in the Korean DMZ killing Captain Hong Chung-wi and wounding Specialist Harold Aldrich appears isolated. Officials prepared to protest at talks with North Korea as the front remained quiet.
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Rockbridge to get flood escape route during Route 33 work
Residents of Rockbridge fear Route 33 improvements will cut off their flood escape path. Division 10 engineer John Dowler said the current exit will be too steep after the two lane upgrade, but unofficially an alternate hill road to the old Route 33 could be built as a flood only access.
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Kennedy Promises Tax Cut Will Create Million Jobs
President Kennedy urged AFL-CIO delegates that an $11 billion tax reduction would revive the economy and create millions of jobs, while avoiding work-week cuts. He said prompt passage could lead to the longest peacetime expansion, though the bill sits stalled in Congress. He also addressed criticisms of travel costs to Europe and explained counterpart funds from the Marshall Plan era.
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Clergymen Lead Antisegregation March in Williamstown
North white clergymen with wooden crosses led an antisegregation march in Williamstown North Carolina attracting an angry white crowd. Fifty four Negro participants including 22 under 16 were arrested as a second demonstration drew unions and police attention.
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N.C
Harvey Coxe
Andover Newton Theological Seminary
Massachusetts
David King
Congregational Christian
Amherst
Mass
Classified ad for apartment rental and want ads
Rented text advertises basement apartment for rent and urges readers to use The Messenger Classified Ads. Promotes a 16 word ad for one day at 1.00 and provides phone number LY 35 1242 along with a Christmas money tip to sell unused items.
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Glass Firm Being Sued Over Corning Patent Infringement
Corning Glass Works says it has filed suit against Anchor Hocking Glass Corp. charging infringement of a Corning patent issued in 1960 for a method of making ceramics and product thereof. The patent covers Corning Ware cooking utensils and related items.
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Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
Corning
Kennedy Ceiling Repair Bids Planned At General Sessions
In the US Attorney's Office at the Court of General Sessions bids will be set to install new acoustical material after painters repaired holes in the ceiling. The office is reported to be no longer sound and the work is expected to begin soon.
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Byrd calls Kennedy tax cut a dangerous gamble with solvency
Sen. Harry F. Byrd defends fiscal restraint and says a $11 billion tax cut amid rising spending is a dangerous gamble. He notes a $9 billion deficit this year and predicts no Senate action on the bill this year. Byrd cites substantial spending cuts as a condition for any tax relief.
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