Senate Leaders Push For Foreign Aid Bill
Senate Democratic leaders pressed for passage of the foreign aid bill after victory on eight amendments. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, floor manager, said the $4.4228 billion measure should clear the Senate and go to conference with the House by mid afternoon. A dozen GOP senators backed Kennedy on key tests, preserving a $792.4 million restoration in the bill.
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Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
House
Humphrey
Kennedy
Senate Appropriations Committee
Six Missile Men Killed In Crash Near Santa Maria
Six missile experts en route to Vandenberg AFB were killed when a Martin Titan missile plane crashed near Santa Maria airport after a landing attempt from Hawthorne. The pilot also died. seven aboard were killed instantly.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Santa Maria
Hawthorne
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara County
James Webster
Martin Co
Woman Tries Quick Escape After Ferry Tragedy
A distressed mother lacking funds for eight children attempted to drown her three youngest and herself in New York Harbor. She leaped from a ferry with two children held in her arms while the third child was thrown overboard and listed missing, presumed drowned. Four off duty firefighters and a deckhand jumped in and saved the mother and the remaining two children.
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New York
New York Harbor
Staten Island
Two Soviet Envoys Return From New York
Two members of the Soviet Union's UN delegation Vyrodov and Prokhorov, accused of buying defense secrets from a U.S. sailor, arrived from New York en route to Moscow. They refused to comment as FBI investigators cited the Larchmont arrest of Yeoman Nelson Drummond.
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Brussels
Belgium
Soviet Union
U.S
New York
Moscow
Ivan Y. Vyrodov
Evgeni M. Prokhorov
FBI
Yeoman
Nelson Cornelius Drummond
Baltimore
Prokhorov
Larchmont
Vyrodov
Actor Charles Laughton Diagnosed With Spine Cancer
The British actor Charles Laughton has spine cancer. He entered Cedar of Lebanon Hospital on July 30 for surgery on a collapsed vertebra. Doctors disclosed the illness on Monday.
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Laughton
Los Angeles
Charles Laughton
Cedar of Lebanon Hospital
Monay
Government Telephones Cut at Keelung Port HQ
In Formosa the city government head quarters at Keelung, Taipei's seaport, had 37 of 42 telephones cut by the telephone company due to the government being more than $9000 in arrears on its bill.
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Taipei
Formosa
Keelung
Fawcett Says Proposal Has Been Considered
Ohio State University President Dr Novice G Fawcett says parts of Gov DiSalie s 10 year 100 million education research plan have long been under study at the campus He notes Ohio already funds a strong science base and supports a new institute to work with six state universities funded by bonds repurposed for the project.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Michael V. DiSalie
Fawcett
Ohio
Mississippi Governor Barnett Faces Court Deadline on Contempt
Mississippi Gov. Ross Barnett defies federal orders over desegregation at Ole Miss. Atty. Gen. Joe Patterson and Charles Clark met in Jackson as a noon deadline loomed to purge Barnett’s contempt and avert imprisonment for up to 10,000 dollars daily. Barnett accused federal marshals of inciting violence in a nationwide CBS speech.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Joe Patterson
Ross Barnett
Patterson
Charles Clark
Barnett
Kennedy
Jackson, Miss
University of Mississippi
United States
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James H. Meredith
State University
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ole Miss
Rhodes Plan for Ohio Higher Education Expansion Unveiled
State Auditor James A. Rhodes announced a blueprint to expand higher education in Ohio with no new taxes. The plan seeks voter approved tapping of a 150 million capital improvements bond fund surplus for university construction, plus loans, community colleges, branch campuses, and a State Board of Regents to coordinate expansion and research.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Akron
Toledo
Cincinnati
State Board of Regents For Higher Education
Weather Brings Hope for Schirra Launch This Week
Improving Atlantic conditions ease worry over tropical storm Daisy as Walter M. Schirra Jr. eyes a Wednesday six orbit world mission from Cape Canaveral. NASA reports Daisy shifted away from the third orbit recovery area and counts fueling of the Atlas craft complete.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Atlantic
Walter M. Schirra Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Daisy
Puerto Rico
Bermuda
Bidwell Faces Second Trial On Tax Evasion Charges
J Tru man Bidwell, former New York Stock Exchange board chairman, faces a second trial after a hung jury ended the first trial. The indictment alleges federal income tax evasion.
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Bidwell
NEW York
J. Truman Bidwell
New York Stock Exchange
Tax Revision Bill Heads for House Action in Kennedy Plan
In Washington the House prepares final action on Kennedy tax revision with a 7 percent investment tax credit to spur business capital. The bill aims to cut taxes for 1963 but House and Senate changes reduce revenue impact, making a net annual loss of about 545 million dollars.
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Kennedy
House
Senate
Three Die In Cuba Fight Reported by Havana Radio
Havana radio said Monday night that three counter revolutionaries were killed and seven others captured in Las Villas Province. The broadcast noted the killings followed the slaying of three farmers and did not specify the date of the action.
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Key West
Fla
Havana Radio
Las Villas
Cleveland Looks To Choose Democratic Candidate For Mayor
Cleveland resumes a special primary to nominate a Democratic mayoral contender with 85 000 to 1000 000 expected voters. The field includes Attorney General Mark McElroy backed by the Cuyahoga County Democratic organization County Prosecutor John T Corrigan and Acting Mayor Ralph S Locher. Wayne E Walter of Alliance is elected grand master of the grand council Royal and Select Masters of the Masonic Lodge of Ohio.
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Cleveland
Mark McElroy
Cuyahoga County Democratic Organization
John T. Corrigan
Ralph S. Locher
Columbus
Wayne E. Walter
Alliance
Grand Council
Masonica Lodge of Ohio
Insurrection Charges Filed Against Walker
Former Maj Edwin A Walker charged with leading an insurrection against the United States in Oxford Mississippi. Walker was arrested after leading a student charge against federal marshals at the University of Mississippi and appearing amid riots. He was jailed in Missouri after waiving a preliminary hearing and failing to post bond.
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Edwin Walker
Courthouse Square
University of Mississippi
Walker
Oxford
Miss
Edwin A. Walker
Mississippi
United States
Little Rock
Ark
Justice Department
Nicholas Katzenbach
Springfield
Italy Colleges Are Striking in Rome Over Pay and Aid
In Rome, Italian universities closed as students and assistant professors held a strike through the week. Strikers demand more teaching posts and job security for instructors below full professor rank. Students seek low cost medical care, cheap meals, and graduate scholarship support.
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Rome
Italy
Actor Frank Lovejoy Dies at 50 in New York Hotel War wick
In New York City actor Frank Lovejoy, 50, was found dead in bed at his Hotel Warwick quarters. A physician attributed a coronary thrombosis. He had appeared in The Best Man in Paramus New Jersey and had a career in Broadway, film, and radio. His wife Joan found him and a 6:15 a.m. alarm failed to rouse him. The physician said he had been dead 8 to 10 hours. In Taiwan Formosa, Vice Adm Schoech said tension in the west Pacific has temporarily eased.
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New York
Frank Lovejoy
Warwick
Joan
Lovejoy
Paramus
N.J
Federal troops sweep Oxford as Meredith enrolls at Ole Miss
Federal troops arrest more than two dozen with weapons as they tighten security around the University of Mississippi. James Meredith spends first night in a spotlight flooded residence hall. About 12 000 soldiers, including the 101st Airborne, patrol the town and campus amid the ongoing segregation dispute.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Ole Miss
Meredith
101St Airborne
Little Rock
Ark
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
Central High School
Washington
Mississippi
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
James O. Eastland
Judiciary Committee
U.S
Rusk Seeks Tough Cuba Policy At Latin Meetings
Secretary of State Dean Rusk meets with Latin American foreign ministers amid talks likely to endorse tougher economic political and defensive steps against the Castro regime backed by the Soviet Union. Officials anticipate a communique ending the two day conference as Rusk presses for broad US led actions to deter Havana and Moscow.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Russia
Rusk
U.S
Fidel Gastro
inter-American Foreign Ministers
Ciouer Ae
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