Mundt and Freeman clash in Estes probe
Washington AP Senators clash over the Estes case as Mundt and Freeman trade accusations of politics and bias. The subcommittee seeks witnesses to determine if Estes used influence to build a multimillion industry from gov ernment cotton allotments and surplus grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bille Sol Estes
Orville
L Freeman
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Subcommittee
Estes
Freeman
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Mundt
Estes Grain
Department of Agriculure
Curtis and
June Employment Hits Record 69.5 Million Amid Teen Labor Influx
Washington reports employment rising by 1,336,000 to a record 69.539 million in June while unemployment climbs 744,000 to 4.463 million as teens enter the labor force seeking summer work. Labor force reaches 74.001 million with unemployment rate up to 5.5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Air Force seeks ex servicemen for openings across services
Maj C B Doleac of the U S Air Force Recruiting Detachment 110 announces vacancies for former service members in airman through master sergeant grades. Selectees may serve in the continental U S with overseas duty possible for volunteers. no basic training required, duties match prior skills or involve technical training. Applications at the Glens Falls or Manchester offices with contact RX 2.7900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Forces
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Maj
C. B. Doleac
U.S. Air Force
Silver St
Manchester
N.H
Continental
United States
U. S. Air Force Recruiting Office
Warren St
Glens Falls
Benson son of Ezra Taft Benson weighs Congressional bid
Ezra s Sow reports Reed A. Benson 34 son of former Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson may seek the Republican nomination for Congress. He says a decision likely this weekend with filing deadline for the September primary Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Reed A. Benson
Secretary of
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
British Judge's Action in Spy Case Unprecedented in History
Spy Dr. Robert Soblen, convict of spying for the Soviet Union, won a writ of habeas corpus delaying any return to the United States. A London high court scheduled a July 16 hearing at Soblen's request, while officials say his status in Britain is in transit to avoid deportation. Soblen absconded to Israel on forged papers after jumping bail.
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London
Robert Soblen
United States
Soblen
Britain
New York
Soviet Union
Israel
Hillingdon Hospital
Sobolen
Elwyn Jones
Peter Solomon
Justice Mocatta
St. John’s Wood
Home Office
North Bennington Community Notes Highlight Local Moves
Airman John Thomson returns home after four years in the U S Air Force to Bank Street parents' home. Barbara Kipp leaves for Washington D C for a Navy Department civil service post. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Robert Collins of Birmingham. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Porter recover at home after hospital stay. Jennie Devine sustains a shoulder and arm fracture from a fall and welcomes cards from friends. Fred Knapp and Raymond Greene attend a state custodians conference at Castleton Teachers College. Mrs Charles Fox visits Mechanicville daughter Mrs Fred Green.
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John Thomson
U. S. Air Force
Bank Street
Alex Thomson
Barbara Kipp
St. Joseph's Business College
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Leo Keough
Robert Collins
Birmingham
Ala
Collins
Keough
Anastasia Powers
Kenneth Porter
White Creek Road
Porter
Jennie Devine
William L. Dignan
Sealye Terrace
Rochester
N.Y
Fred Knapp
Raymond Greene
Castleton Teachers College
Charles Fox
Mechanicville
Fred Green
Negro Walk To Voting Booth Stop to Freedom
Rev Martin Luther King Jr. urges intensified voter registration drives as a path to freedom. He praises NAACP for focusing on registration and notes unity among major civil rights groups in coordinating campaigns. He rejects separatist and white citizens council options, insisting on freedom here in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Martin Luther King Jr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Congress of Racial Equality
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
The
Urban League
White Citizens Council
America
Groza Becomes Kentucky's All Time Scorer
Alex Groza, center for Kentucky in the mid 1940s, becomes the school's all time top scorer with 1 744 points in 120 games over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Alex Groza
Kentucky
Groza
U.S. Pledges Aid Over Dominican Sugar Policy
Washington reports the United States aims to counter Dominican unrest over new sugar legislation with special aid. The bill sets Dominica n Republic a 190 000 ton annual quota driving a budget relief package and potential outright gifts, amid claims the quota cut threatens democracy.
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Washington
United States
Dominican Republic
Congress
Kennedy
Army and Air Force Clash Over Guerrilla War Plans
Washington AP says the Army and Air Force edge toward a clash over counter insurgency plans. The Air Force seeks 65 million to expand its 850 man air commando unit to about 5,000 with specialized aircraft. The Army claims primary responsibility for antiguerrilla efforts and opposes duplicating capabilities.
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Air Force
Army
Cyrus Vance
Antiguerrilla
Kennedy
Pa Takes Care Of 10 Children, Saves Money
Henry Fisher, 40, quit his stoker job after his wife died to stay home and raise his 10 children in Carshalton England. The government saves funds by not placing them in institutions. Fisher receives 10 pounds plus 3 pounds 18 shillings in allowances, while Raymond 17 contributes two pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carshalton
England
Henry Fisher
Henry
National Assistance Board
Raymond
Fireworks Industry Seeks More Manpower Supply
Joseph Godin of Interstate Fireworks Display Co. in Bridgewater Mass. warns of a shrinking workforce as fear of danger persists despite safety advances. He invites interviews and notes women can perform the work. The main challenge lies in creating display effects rather than chemical mixing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godin
Interstate Fireworks Display Co., Inc
Bridgewater
Mass
Narcotics Bureau Chief Anslinger Resigns. Aide Promoted
Washington AP reports Harry J. Anslinger resigns after heading the Bureau of Narcotics since 1932. President Kennedy selects chief aide Henry L. Giordano as successor. Anslinger cites his 70th birthday and government service since 1917. retirement date undecided.
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Washington
Harry J. Anslinger
Bureau of Narcotics
Kennedy
Ansinger
Henry L. Giordano
Anslinger
Teens charged in double slaying for ride
In Louisville Kentucky two teen cousins aged 18 and 17 admitted to police they killed two youths who gave them a ride. Each was charged with two counts of murder and examining trials were scheduled for next Friday.
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Louisville, Ky
Jerry Wayne Anfinson
Kenneth Dale Woodward
Kiliings
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Billie Sol Estes
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Elizabeth Dwyer
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Duncan Hines
By Fred S. Hoffman
MERC
Bennington Garage Corp
Lalvay
Buster Brown
Florsheim
FBI
New Jersey
Joe
Newsboy) Moriarty
UPI
Seph Godin
Canada
Narcotics Bureau
White House
Pierre Salinger
Vermont Bank
Banking House
Contingency Reserve
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
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