Kennedy pushes new talks with Russia on test ban
AP reports President Kennedy moves to begin new discussions in Moscow toward a comprehensive test ban. He vows no atmospheric tests if others refrain, signaling ongoing efforts despite a history of false starts and inspections disputes with Moscow.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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New Richland Firm to Get U.S. Loan
Washington AP reports the Small Business Administration approved a $31,000 loan to New Richland Development Corp Minnesota to finance a new factory for Tonna Plastics Inc makers of plastic pipe and sprinkler stems The project would create about 25 new jobs.
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Washington
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Columnist's Mother Offers Simple Wisdom Across Years
HAL BOYLE profiles his mother, a 76 year old practical philosopher who turns hardship into lessons. She jokes about pain with humor, notes economy over doctors, and reads newspapers to stay informed while offering optimistic warnings about rain predicting picnics and valuing simple living.
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Kansas City, Mo
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Navy vet Babe Brown dies at 71 in Middletown
Adm. John H. Brown longtime Navy veteran and pioneer submariner died Monday at age 71 in Middletown Del He served 43 years in the Navy before retiring in 1954 Brown was an All America guard for the 1913 Naval Academy football team and later led the National Football Foundation He was born in Canton Pa
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Babe) Brown
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National Football Foundation
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Kennedy Hopes for Action on Civil Rights Legislation
President Kennedy seeks swift civil rights action as Atty Gen Kennedy meets with senators and representatives. Northern Democrats back bold plans while Southern filibusters threaten to block public place desegregation and interstate commerce bans. Senators Byrd Russell Ervin Humphrey Dirksen weigh crisis and conference chances. Labor and religious leaders invited to White House to discuss further steps.
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White House
Chickens Wear Contact Lenses
Santa Rosa inventor A. W. Schriner developed a red plastic contact lens for chickens. He claims red vision calms birds, reduces pecking, fights stress, and improves egg production by limiting bleeding injuries and aggression.
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Langen faults ARA plan to study Cayuga sugar beets
Rep Odin Langen contends the Area Redevelopment Administration erred in awarding 18000 dollars to study growing sugar beets in Cayuga County New York. He criticizes using federal funds for a project with uncertain commercial viability while Red River Valley areas beg for acreage and warns of waste and misallocation.
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R-Minn
Area Redevelopment Administration
Cayuga County
N.Y
Congressional Record
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Secretary of Agriculture
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Jacques Villon dies at 88 inventor of cubism
Paris based painter Jacques Villon died Sunday after a long illness at age 88. The French artist born Emile Duchamp and linked to Normandy artistic heritage showed works in Paris and New York and helped shape modern art as a cubist pioneer.
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Jacques Villon
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New York
Emile Duchamp
Wheat production dips below needs for fourth straight year
The Agriculture Department's June crop report forecasts 1.084 billion bushels of wheat, 12 percent below the 1961 average and about 14 million below market needs, hinting at shrinking surpluses by July 1, 1964 amid weather risks and policy shifts.
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Agriculture Department
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Virginia
Washington Notes on Tax, Appointments and Auto Registrations
The Ways and Means Committee rejected Kennedy's repeal of the dividend tax provision. Richard I. Phillips became State Department spokesman with Lincoln White moving to Melbourne. Chester Bowles sworn as ambassador to India. U.S. vehicle registrations rose 3.2 million in 1962.
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Eisenhower
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State Department
Lincoln White
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Office of News
White
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Australia
Chester Bowles
U.S
India
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Union Agent Files Charge in Duluth Wage Dispute
Louis Streeter business agent for Local 3 of the Bricklayers Union says he will file today a charge of unfair labor practices against the Duluth Contractors Association over a wage dispute. He notes a 20 cent hourly gap and that workers will stay on the job during processing. Duluth bricklayers have no strikes in over four years.
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Duluth, Minn
Louis Streeter
Bricklayers Union
Duluth Contractors Association
Streeter
Duluth
Cuba Radio Urges Bottle Drive for Carnival Beer
Havana radio in Santiago de Cuba urged residents to turn in empty bottles for the upcoming carnival. The station said beer ingredients are available but containers are scarce, with about 30,000 empties scattered around town and taxi drivers assigned to collect them.
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Fla
Havana
Santiago de Cuba
Minnesota Man Named As New X15 Pilot
Milton C. Thompson 37 of Crookston Minnesota is named a new pilot for the X15 rocket plane and a participant in the Dyna-Soar orbital project. The NASA test pilot was listed among two newly named pilots at Edwards Air Force Base California.
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Crookston, Minn
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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