Glenn weighs political orbit as Senate bid debated
In Washington discussions turn to John Glenn possibly running for the U.S. Senate next year. Glenn, 41, says he has no time for politics, while NASA officials call speculation a trial balloon though Ohio politicians would not be surprised if he joined the race.
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Washington
John H. Glenn
U.S. Senate
Glenn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ohio
Stephen Young
Dillon
Cbs—Washington Report
House Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Shrimp Capital Parade Showcases 21 Boats in Port Isabel
Twenty one shrimp boats paraded under a bright sun in Port Isabel for the Shrimp Fiesta highlighting the area as the Shrimp Capital of the World. Four Estotee Fisheries Inc. trawlers from Port Isabel won top honors and all $1,800 in prizes. Judges included U S Sen Ralph Yarborough and state representatives Menton Murray and Bill Rapp, with U S S Brough officers aboard to observe. Spectators packed the turning basin as flags fluttered and boats displayed elaborate décor.
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Port Isabel
Tex
Brownsville
Estotee Fisheries Inc
U. S
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Menton Murray
Harringes
Bill Rapp
Raymondville
U S.S
Englishman Partridge Soars Then Falls in Thames Wing Attempt
London AP report on Don Partridge aged 21 who claims kin to birds and designed Leonardo da Vinci style wings. He flew a few feet from a parapet before wings failed, landed in the Thames, was rescued, and vowed to build larger winged apparatus with balloon ballast for another try.
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Yarborough
London
Donald Parbrief
Gulf of
Mexico
Suide
Hammersmith Bridge
A Warbridge
Tony Goven
Partridge
Donald
Duck
Leonardo da Vinci
Frye
Mexico Housing Will Be Aided
The Inter-American Bank for Development will lend Mexico 89 million dollars under the Alliance for Progress to fund popular housing. Loans may cover up to 50 percent of project value with collateral by employers, repayable in 15 years at 9 percent interest, with unions likely among first beneficiaries.
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Mexico City
Inter-American Bank For Development
Mexico
Ministry of the Treasury
Alliance For Progress
Mexico Plans Local Growth For Imported Goods
Mexico City reports the government will cultivate cinnamon cloves and black pepper on an experimental Vera Cruz farm to reduce annual imports valued at 30 million pesos. The project aims to shift low-yield coffee acreage to alternative crops and boost domestic production.
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Mexico City
CAP
Veracrez
Trade set to double in 1963 Latin bloc
MENICO CITY AP reports that Mexico and eight Latin American Free Trade Association members will more than double trade in 1963. Official figures project zonal trade surpassing 3 million dollars, up from 2.6 million last year. New operations between Mexico, Argentina, Brazil and Chile drive the rise. Trade to Latin member countries is already three times higher than a year ago.
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Menico City
Mexico
Latin American Free Trade Association
Inison
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
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