Taxpayer unemployment debate signals 1960s split
Washington leaders clashed over job figures with Charles Halleck arguing private industry losses rose under Kennedy while Dirksen countered, citing Labor Department data. A Senate panel moved to restore most of Post Office budget cuts as veterans benefit bills advance with a 10 percent rise for many dependents and survivors.
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Drought drives mobilization as Chinese Communists enlist two million
World brief reports Korea and nearby regions. In Kwangtung two million Communist troops mobilize to battle an eight month drought that has damaged crops. In Formosa Chao Fu, ex security official who defected from Peking, plans to study in the United States after arriving in Taipei. Luxembourg Princess Josephine Charlotte gives birth to a son. In Laos Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma resumes peace talks at Pathet Lao HQ. In Hay River floodwaters overwhelm the town, forcing the evacuation of 80 to 100 women and children. fuel and water shortages grow eroding supplies.
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Bus Wreck Injures 38 Negro Students Near Greensboro
A school bus overturned near Greensboro injuring 38 of 48 Negro students aboard. Seven hospitalized, none in serious condition. Driver Arthur Daniel Gee, 36, said brakes failed as the bus skidded on a sharp turn and plunged over a bank.
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