Senators clash over Kennedy satellite bill in stormy session
In a tense Senate session Senator Morse challenged Majority Leader Mansfield while disputing Humphrey's account as they argued over the Kennedy administration satellite communications bill. Gore signaled a cloture bid as the filibuster continued with no clear path to a vote.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Mansfield
Dirksen
Morse
Humphrey
Ness
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
George A. Smathers
Dfla
Democratic
Gore
Neuberger
Maurine B. Neuberger
Dore
Air pollution fights back in Phoenix and Denver
The West once sought clean air in Arizona and Colorado hills as the pollutions rise. Denver faces growing industrial and vehicle emissions while Phoenix battles perpetual haze. A 1957 survey warned auto exhaust would triple and industrial pollution rise. Authorities curb trash burning and curb dust with paving as officials predict wider car exhaust controls nationwide.
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Ariz
Arizona
Colorado
Denver
William F. Spence
University of Colorado Medical
Cyrus W. Anderson
Colorado Medical Society
Union Official Denies $5,000 Payoff in Submarine Strike
Arthur Vars, ousted Boilermakers Local president at Groton shipyard, testified before the Senate investigations subcommittee that he did not demand or accept $5,000 to influence an end to the strike delaying 11 nuclear submarines. He described the $5,000 claim as rumor and said he seeks reinstatement amid charges of irregularities that led to his expulsion.
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Washington
Arthur Vars
Groton
Ward
Electric Boat Division of General
Suburban Girl 18 in boating accident remains unconscious
In Litchfield Minnesota a St Louis Park girl aged 18 was unconscious after a Lake Colinwood boating accident Sunday. Patrick Southworth, 18, had internal injuries and underwent surgery Monday. His condition was described as serious. The boat carried Miss Southworth and Thomas A Smith 21 of Minneapolis. Smith suffered a broken arm and was listed in good condition.
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St. Louis Park
Lake Collinwood
Pat Southworth
Miss Southworth
Thomas A. Smith
Minneapolis
Smith
Celebrezze Takes Oath as HEW Secretary
In a White House rose garden ceremony Anthony Celebrezze was sworn in as secretary of Health Education and Welfare. President Kennedy stood with the Cleveland native who left the mayoralty to join Kennedy’s cabinet. Ohio lawmakers, Celebrezze’s successor Ralph Locher, and Cleveland Plain Dealer VP Vail attended along with Brazilian students invited by the President.
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White House Rose Garden
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Cleveland
Ohio
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Congress
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Vail
The
Forest City Co
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Shortages Found in Government Grain Warehouses
The Agriculture Department reports about one million bushels of government owned grain vanished from Midwest warehouses. Losses total roughly $1.1 million across 11 cases, with eight cases under court action to appoint receivers and issue restraining orders.
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Agriculture Department
Midwest
Woodbury
Mich
Woodbury Grain Co
Decatur
Michigan Grain Co
Kenton
Ohio
Kenton Grain & Machinery Co., Inc
Forest, Ohio
Forest Grain & Supply Co
Edison, Ohio
Morrow Supply Co., Inc
St Ansgar Grafton and Carpenter Merger Approved in 4 1 Vote
Voters approve consolidation of the St Ansgar Grafton and Carpenter districts 4 to 1 with July 1 1963 as the effective date. Tuition for Carpenter students to attend St Ansgar schools next year is set at 572 for high school and 375 for junior high. The new district, to be called St Ansgar Community School District, will serve about 950 students with a 9 million assessed valuation.
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Iowa
St. Ansgar - Grafton
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Otranto
Gordon Christianson
Carpenter High School
State Board of Education
Worth County Board of Education
Worth
Mitchell County
Mitchell
Worth County
Colombia Quake Kills, Hundreds Hurt Across Regions
An earthquake in central and western Colombia killed at least 20 people and injured about 200, with Manizales Pereira and Cali hardest hit. The epicenter lay 155 miles west of Bogota near the Cauca River as aftershocks continued and communications failed.
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Colombia
Panama
Pereira
Andes Geophysical Institute
Cauca
Manizales
Cordillera
Cali
Guillermo Gonzales
Kennedy says war supporters are insane in Brazil talk
President Kennedy told Brazilian graduate students that anyone who desires war is insane. He warned that there would be no winner in the next war if nuclear weapons are used and defended U.S. security actions since World War II. The report also covers House Senate conferees over higher education funding, with Quie criticizing the Kennedy administration for pushing a grants plan for private colleges.
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Kennedy
United States
House
Senate
Market Push Extends Rally Into Fourth Straight Session
New York The stock market extended its gains into a fourth straight session as the AP average of 60 stocks rose to 219.80 at noon. Industrials led with a 1.80 rise while rails and utilities gained. Dow Jones briefly surpassed the recovery peak reached on July 12, signaling continued market strength amid mixed business news.
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New York
Stock Market Today
Associated Press
Wall Street
Colder Than Normal July Sets Twin Cities Record
Minnesota records show July as the coldest in roughly five decades in the Twin Cities. Only three days rose above normal, 28 days stayed below, with many days at 14 to 15 degrees for the daily high. The month averaged just under 68 degrees, six-plus degrees below normal, marking a rare under 70 mean for July since 1927.
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Twin Cities
Weather Bureau
Four Charged in Mankato Golf Club Burglary
Four out-of-state men were charged with grand larceny in the burglary of the Mankato Golf Club Sunday night. The incident was reported by AP and noted among late news briefs from Minnesota.
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Mankato Golf Club
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