Senate votes on self employed pension plan amendment to tax bill
The Senate approved a proposal allowing self employed individuals to fund tax deductible pensions, 45 to 41, as an amendment to the tax revision bill. A separate bill was promised to address the provision later, with Mansfield arguing a veto risk if included. Dirksen pushed the amendment, House already passed it thrice. Also approved was allowing medical aid recipients to present financial status at face value, reducing pauper’s oath hurdles, as Kerr Mills funding was clarified.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Mit
Dirksen
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
Kerr- Mills
Faribault Father Faces 2 Charges in Road Fatality
Marvin F. Wagner 42 of Faribault appeared in Mahtomedi Justice Court on two charges for a Hugo woman’s death after a Saturday traffic crash on Highway 6. He is charged with leaving the scene and failure to yield to a pedestrian. bail set at $250. The victim, Emily Marier 63, died after the collision and subsequent hospital treatment. Wagner turned himself in Monday and said he covered the victim with a coat.
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Marier
St. Paul
Reds Agree to Test Ban Proposals
In Geneva the Soviet Union accepted a U S plan for direct talks on a nuclear test ban during the disarmament conference recess. U S Chief Delegate Arthur H Dean proposed the nuclear subcommittee meet Sept 8 to Nov 12 to press for an agreement with Britain. Britain urged the Soviets to join the Western powers in seeking a ban.
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Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Britain
Sights of flying objects spark Sputnik talk in Wisconsin
In Eagle River and surrounding areas law enforcement reported high sky objects raising speculation a Soviet Sputnik broke up. In Bemidji a white father may face state court charges for child support on an Indian reservation per Attorney General Mondale. In New York wholesale food prices rose to a 17 month high per Dun and Bradstreet. In Minneapolis an unmanned balloon with a 315 foot reflectorized tube was launched to test long range communications.
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Wisconsin
Bemidji, Minn
Atty
Walter F. Mondale
New York
Dun and Bradstreet, Inc
Minneapolis
13 Die in Nations Worst Industrial Plane Crash
A two engine private Lockheed Lodestar crashed on Glenn Sickle’s farm near Ravenna Ohio killing 13 aboard. The plane carried executives from Frontier Oil and Ashland Oil subsidiaries to a sales meeting in Ashland Kentucky. No survivors.
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Ravenna, Ohio
Here
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
Cleveland
Buffalo
Frontier Oil Co
Clayton G. Maxwell
Frontier
Newton A. Bricka
James A. Mahan Jr
James Whittaker
Joseph A. Collins
Ashland Oil Co
Allied Oil of
Jay P. Alexander
Britain Rejects Soblen Clemency Plea Deportation Ordered
Britain refused Robert A. Soblen's clemency plea in a case tied to war time spying for the Soviet Union. He will be deported to the United States as soon as practicable, with deportation likely Thursday. Soblen, 61, fled after jumping bail, was in Israel, and arrived in Britain July 1.
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Britain
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Soblen
Soviet Union
Tel Aviv
Israel
New York
Czechoslovakia
Industrial plane crash near Lake Milton causes power outage
A plane wreckage in Pa caused a fire 50 feet high and a brief blackout after debris touched power lines. Eyewitnesses described engine trouble and a loud crash with lights at 400 feet before the craft disappeared. The text notes prior major industrial crashes near Shreveport in 1954 and Marion three years earlier.
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William Weimer
Youngstown
Lake Milton
Shreveport
Marion
Ohio
Out-of-Control Car Kills Mill City Man
A Minneapolis man, Romeo J. Pearson 65, was struck and killed by an out-of-control car as he stepped from his vehicle to attend a wake. The crash occurred after a police pursuit of Dean A. Walton 16, who had sped at up to 70 mph, colliding with a pickup at Lyndale and 21st Avenues North. Pearson's death raises Minnesota 1962 traffic toll to 418.
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Minneapolis
Romeo J. Pearson
Minnesota
Stanley Lenart
James Whalen
Dean A. Walton
Lyndale
21St Aves. N
Pearson
Walton
Richard P. Reinartz
Selma Roggeman
Victoria
Carver County
Georgia Tweed
Mound
Hopkins
Hennepin County
Bartusek
Eric Englund
George Englund
Lynette Marie Berg
Roosevelt High School
Kelley denied stay of execution by Governor Erbe
Charles Edwin Kelley, 21, was denied a stay of execution by Gov. Norman Erbe. Unless further appeals are filed, Kelley faces the gallows at 5:45 a.m. CST Thursday at the State Penitentiary. The condemned youth, who pleaded guilty to murder in the 1961 slaying in Council Bluffs, awaits final action.
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Charles Edwin Kelley
Norman Erbe
Minneapolis
State Penitentiary
Gallows
Kelley
Lester Peter
Council Bluffs
Mills County District Court
Earthquake Rocks Soviet Armenia in Frontier Zone
An early morning earthquake shook Soviet Armenia with the epicenter near the Iran Turkey frontier. The quake rattled Yerevan, a large city southeast of Moscow, as part of a sequence following a devastating Iran event, with no casualty or damage details released.
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Armenia
Iran
Turkey
Yerevan
Kennedy warns Castro on Cuban attack risk and Soviet weapons
President Kennedy disclosed Soviet shipments to Cuba include obsolete antiaircraft missiles and torpedo boats. He noted radar gear and training needed for Nike style missiles and warned the Castro regime it cannot threaten the Western hemisphere. Kennedy released details after talks with congressional leaders.
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Fidel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Kennedy
Soviet Union
United States
Cuban
U.S
Castro
Hemisphere
White House
School Desegregation Starts Out Peacefully
Desegregation began smoothly across several states including Arkansas Florida Maryland Tennessee and Virginia with New Orleans Catholic and Atlanta archdiocese schools opening without major incidents. Police stood by as white parents pulled children from some schools and boycotts persisted in a few locales. Archbishop Hallinan praised peaceful progress and officials cited cooperative leadership.
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Associated Press
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Atlanta
Arkansas
Florida
Maryland
Tennessee
Virginia
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John P. Cody
Paul J. Hallinan
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Kennedy briefing Latin ambassadors on Soviet arms in Cuba
The Kennedy administration convened Latin American ambassadors to share updated details on Soviet shipments to Cuba. President Kennedy described the weapons as limited in offensive power and vowed U.S. readiness to deter Castro's regime in the Western Hemisphere. Senate leaders pressed for briefing, with Rusk and McNamara guiding a closed session.
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Kennedy
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Hemisphere
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Sen
E. L. Bartlett
Alaska
Castro
Rusk
Organization of American States
State Department
Joseph W. Reap
Quake Rocks Utah Again Shaking Salt Lake City
A strong Salt Lake City quake caused ceiling damage in a house and cracks in several buildings. Downtown plazas swayed as authorities reported no injuries, but heart attack calls rose among some residents during the quake. The temblor, centered in the Salt Lake Valley, followed a prior quake in northern Utah with $500000 to $1 million in damage near Logan and Richmond. The California Institute of Technology estimated a magnitude near 5 on the Richter scale.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Logan
Richmond
Lewistown
Salt Lake Valley
Amputee husband charged in hammer death of wife
In Sioux City Iowa Mrs Mabel McLaughlin 71 died after a hammer attack late Tuesday by her husband Frank 71 a double amputee confined to a wheelchair He was held under guard at the hospital Corden county medical examiner cited skull fractures and brain injuries from the blow and said McLaughlin admitted the beating
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Sioux City
Iowa
Mabel McLaughlin
Frank
Thomas L. Corden
McLaughlin
U S replies to Russia Concedes chance of plane violation
The United States considers safeguards on patrol flights near the Soviet Union after a Soviet charge that a U2 reconnaissance plane violated territory. Washington conceded the possibility of unintentional trespass and outlined measures to prevent navigation errors while keeping flights essential to defense.
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United States
Soviet Union
Far East
Japan
U.S
State Department
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
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