Kennedy Eisenhower spar over budget space and tone
President Kennedy avoids fights with Congress but tends to clash with Eisenhower on fiscal space spending. Eisenhower suggests cutting about 15 billion, framing critiques as nonpartisan but clearly political. Both presidents trade barbs on space, defense, and legacy, yet avoid personal feuding, signaling cautious normalcy amid partisan tensions.
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James Marlow Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Eisenhower
Conare
Fie
Jess
Unioon
Eisenower
Remedial Reading Classes Offered at Lee College This Summer
Lee College will extend a six week remedial reading program for developmental readers at high school and junior high levels. Courses run Monday to Friday in Room 200 Liberal Arts Building with limited enrollment. Fifth and sixth grade classes 10 to 12 0 a.m. morning slots, junior and senior high 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. starts June 30. All registrations require early enrollment and conferences with Delton Good prior to acceptance.
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Lee College
Liberal Arts
the College
Delton Goodin
Cleveland Newspapers End 126 Day Strike Agreement Reached
Cleveland's 126 day newspaper strike ends as Plain Dealer printers join to ratify a 26 month contract. Union leaders hailed the settlement as job security and publishers praised the return to press for Monday. Mayor Locher aided mediators in resolving issues with three unions and publishers.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
The
Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press & News
the Plain Dealer
Clifford C. Hilpert
Thomas Vail
Forest City Publishing Co
Ohio
Teamsters Union
New York
Teamsters
Minneapolis
Hilpert
Ralph S. Locher
Gilbert J. Seldin
James Macpherson
Newspaper Guild
Teamsters and Printers
Gov Connally Signs Ten Bills in Austin
Governor John Connally signed ten measures including SB grants Padre Island national seashore status and creates the Travis State School Independent School District. Other actions rename West Texas State College to West Texas State University, set speed limits in Gulf-border county parks, authorize mental retardation research, medical care contracts for Texas State Hospitals and Special Schools, establish Taylor County Court of Domestic Relations, permit water facility sales to Guadalupe- Blanco River Authority, levy penalties for intoxicated aircraft operation, and exempt bid bonds from local countersigning requirements.
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John Connally
Padre Island National Seashore
Travis State School
West Texas State College
West Texas State University
Gulf of Mexico
Board For
Texas State Hospitals
Texas State
Taylor County Court of Domestic Relations
West Side
Calhoun County Navigation District
Guadalupe- Blanco River Authority
H L Post Named To Planning Panel
H L Post of Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown is named to the Program Planning Committee of the Conference for Protective Relay Engineers. The annual conference will be held April 10 at Texas A S M College and focus on protective relay equipment for transmission lines and machinery.
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H. L. Post
Humble Oil and’Refining Co
Baytown
Texas Asm College
Indian Giver: Landmark Hotel Roof Standoff Ends
Harold Hicks climbed the Biltmore Hotel roof in Los Angeles and threatened to jump. A minister prayed, a doctor offered money, and Hicks demanded funds to send to his Kansas City sister. After police intervened, Hicks was pulled back from the 13th floor edge and hospitalized. the money was recovered.
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Los Angeles
Harold Hicks
Biltinmore
Hicks
Kansas City
Jane
Wicks
Legislative session ends with mixed signals from constituent
In Olympia Washington during the third week of a special session State Senator Reuben Knoblaugh a Democrat received a letter from a constituent praising his efforts while noting the session had been unusually confusing. The note urged him to keep up the good work as the Legislature closes this week.
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Olympia
Wash
Reuben Knoblaugh
U.S. Senate OKs Mass Transit Bill in Edging Fight
Senate approval follows House passage of a 875 million plan to support urban transit goals. The measure, amid partisan debate, sets grant allocations and host city oversight while linking funding to project needs and non-subsidy uses.
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Deep South
Senate
House Banking Committee
Prants
Albert Rains
D-Ala
Private
Washington
Kennedy
House
U.S
Job Discrimination Fights in the South Gain Momentum
The Associated Press surveys efforts across the South to secure equal employment. Virginia’s Council on Human Relations and North Carolina Governor Sanford push nondiscrimination measures, while King calls for stronger training and state laws. Alabama and Florida launch education and access drives as private firms slowly adopt inclusive hiring practices.
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U.S
Virginia
Council On Humany
Forman Relations
Derity Bureau
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta Negro Leader
Atlanta
King
Jon
Clarence Laws
Dallas
Tex
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Association For the Advancement
Pearte
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Sa Mabama
State Coordinating Association For Registration and Voting
Alabama
Orrell Billingsley
Birmingham
West Virginia
Human Rights Commission
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