First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Home To Recover In Hyannis
Jacqueline Kennedy returns to Brambletyde in Hyannis Port with Caroline and John Jr after Caesarean birth. Doctor advises limiting activities through year end for full rehabilitation, delaying official duties and Washington return. Lease at Brambletyde runs until Sept. 15 before she moves to Hammersmith Farm at Newport with family.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Jacqueline Kennedy
Washington
Brambletyde
Hammersmith Farm
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Newport
R.I
Senate Approves Kennedy Domestic Service Corps Bill
The Senate narrowly passes the Domestic Service Corps measure 47 to 44 after a 44 to 44 tie. Alabama's John Sparkman and Lister Hill join Oklahoma's J Howard Edmondson along with three Democrats to tip the score against a Republican Southern Democratic faction.
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Washington
Alabama
Lister Hill
John Sparkman
Oklahoma
J. Howard Edmondson
Senate
Kennedy
Domestic Service Corps
Fyes
Tax Battle Focuses On Dividend Credit Issue
In Washington the House Ways and Means Committee pushes a partisan clash over dividend taxation. The Kennedy administration seeks to repeal dividend tax credits established earlier, aiming to leave over $10.5 billion with individuals and corporations to spur growth and help balance the Treasury.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Treasury
Senators Doubt Tax Cut Will Pass This Year Amid Reform Debate
Washington AP reports Sen. Harry F Byrd and House and Senate GOP leaders express doubt that a tax reduction bill can pass this year. Civil rights filibuster risk, jammed schedules, and opposition to tax cuts without spending cuts fuel skepticism.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Congress
Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Dirksen
Ington
Halleck
Treasury
The
CAB Turns Thumbs Down Northeast Florida Flight Route
The Civil Aeronautics Board refused to renew Northeast Airlines authority to operate between New York and Florida. It tentatively decided against renewal July 26 and said profits for the Florida New York system are remote. No current need exists for a third airline alongside Eastern and National in the East Coast Florida market.
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Ing
Northeast
New York
Eastern
National Airlines
Florida
Champlain Canal Probe: Industry vs Recreation
Burlington VermontChamplain Waterway Commission opens hearings on an improved passage from the Hudson via Lake Champlain to Montreal. Gov Hoff urges balancing recreation with new jobs while noting potential pollution risks and Canada interest. Continued on Page 2.
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Burlington
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Lake Champlain
Lake Chame Plain
Kindergarten enrollment frozen at 155 in Bennington district
Bennington Graded School District trustees set a maximum kindergarten enrollment of 155 for the fall, effective Aug 22, with late registrants placed on a waiting list. Superintendent Heath said facilities and staff are at capacity and consolidation or a new classroom and teacher may be pursued if excess demand appears.
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Bennington Graded
Allan J. Heath
School Trustee Resigns to Take Teaching Post
Mrs. Reba C. Moninger resigns from the Bennington Grad school district board after 13 years to take a teaching post in the district's Elementary School. Chair Franklin R. Riley says no vacancy will be filled, board to function as six members until June elections. Franklin Riley notes charter limits and upcoming district vote procedures.
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Reba C. Moninger
Bennington
Riley
Rutland Rail Section Set To Be Leased
Vermont moves to designate a 140 mile Rutland Railway segment from Burlington to White Creek New York for purchase by the Public Service Board and lease to an operating railroad. Purchase price exceeds 1 million dollars with 15 percent down, enabling service resumption for the Rutland line. Details are being finalized in Governor Hoff's office with PSB Chairman Ernest Gibson III and Rutland attorney John Carbine.
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Delaware & Hudson
Central Vermont
Boston & Maine
Burlington - Rutland-North Bennington
Gov. Hoff
Rutland Railway
Hoff
Ernest W
Inside Look at Portsmouth Navy Yard Inquiry
An inquiry will be launched into charges of indolence at the Portsmouth Navy Yard. The report explores Navy progress and accountability within the yard, with officials outlining response measures and expected findings.
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Portsmouth Navy Yard
Rights Rally Expands Support for Washington March
Local support for the August 28 civil rights rally in Washington grows after Rev. Donald A. Webster of St. Peter's Episcopal Church agrees to coordinate a second group for the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Rev. Lawrence Larrowe indicates he may join the Bennington-Troy Methodist group in the Vermont March for Civil Rights bus trip to Washington.
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Washington
Donald A. Webster
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Lawrence Larrowe
Bennington-Troy
Methodist Church
Vermont
Francis B. Flanagan
St. Francis de Sales (Catholic) Church
Devel
Taylor Says Joint Chiefs Approve Test Ban Treaty
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor testified that the Joint Chiefs supported the limited test ban treaty without civilian pressure. He said the JCS were consulted during negotiations and had access to cables. he noted safeguards would be provided later and that specifics would take time.
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Taylor
Joint Chiefs
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Moscow
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate House
Atomic Energy Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Group
Russell
United States
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
U S Consult Allies On New East West Talks
Washington officials say the United States began consultations with NATO allies on the next round of Western talks with the Soviet Union. They aim to develop a Western negotiating position by mid next month as Secretary of State Dean Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Lord Home plan discussions.
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United States
NATO
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Geneva
State Department
Foreign Office
U.S
Moscow
Khrueshchev
Kennedy
Rusk
Berlin
Red China charges Khrushchev welshed on atomic aid
Beijing accuses the Soviet Union of breaking a 1957 defense pact and failing to share bomb data as it sought a gift at Khrushchev’s 1959 U S visit. The issue ties into East German and Berlin tensions amid looming disarmament talks.
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Tokyo
Red China
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Camp David
New China News Agency
Soviet Union
China
United States
Moscow-Peking
East Germany
Pair Arrested For Train Heist In Britain
London police say two men about 45 were arrested in Bournemouth in connection with Britain's great train robbery. A large sum of money, about 100000 pounds, was recovered from cars, with more found nearby. They were to be taken to Buckinghamshire, where the Glasgow London mail train gang once robbed 25 million pounds. The other man and two women were detained in London.
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Britain
Bournemouth
England
Buckinghamshire
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