Senate cuts bolster foreign aid bill
The Senate negotiates a $385 million reduction from a $4.2 billion foreign aid package to $3.81 billion for another year. Leaders from both parties cite moderate risk to national security in avoiding deeper cuts while preserving aid to friendly nations. The contingency fund rises to $300 million, up from the President's request.
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Washington
UPI
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Montana
Sen. Mansfield
Kennedy
Three Rescued After Week In Flooded German Mine
Three men trapped for a week in a flooded iron mine near Peine Germany were rescued one by one in a steel capsule surfacing through a 262 foot shaft. They entered a decompression chamber to adjust to normal air after the perilous high‑pressure cave descent. Emil Pohlai Fritz Leder and Gerhard Hanusch were freed with Paul Syska guiding the final trips. Each man spent hours in the chamber to acclimate, while the capsule underwent ballast tests beforehand.
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Germany
UPI
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Syska
Emil Pohlai
Fritz Leder
Gerhard Hanusch
Pohlai
Walker flies inverted flags over Dallas in protest
Former Maj. Gen Edwin A. Walker condemns Dallas as a city of distress saying apologies for mistreatment of Adlai Stevenson prompted him to fly five U S flags upside down on his lawn. He vows to keep them inverted while city leaders and papers deem Dallas a city of shame.
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United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
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Walker
Philadelphia Cosa Nostra chief indicted on racketeering charges
A federal grand jury indicted Angelo Annaloro known as Angelo Bruno and eight others in Philadelphia on racketeering counts related to enforcing debt payments. The case alleges beatings and death threats against two businessmen in a high interest real estate loan scheme, with charges tied to an anti racketeering law.
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Kennesay
Washington
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Kennedy
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Angelo Bruno
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Armand Colianni
Samuel Roberts
New York
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Hoboken
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Norstad calls NATO plan for nuclear command council
In San Francisco Gen. Lauris Norstad urged an executive committee of US France and Britain to wield authority for nuclear action in defense of NATO. He proposed majority rules to guide initial decisions, saying no nation should be bound while dissent persists, and urged new methods for a unified Atlantic defense.
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Britain
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Norstad
American College of Surgeons
U N Calls for Total Ban on Underground Tests
The United Nations main Political Committee approved a resolution urging the Disarmament Commission to renew talks with urgency on a comprehensive underground test ban. By 97 to 1 with three abstentions the measure, backed by 30 nations including the United States and Soviet Union, will go to the General Assembly for ratification. Albania voted against the plan, France Cuba and the Central African Republic abstained.
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China
France
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Goldwater Accuses Kennedy of Basest Politics Over Information
Washington AP report says Senator Barry Goldwater accuses President Kennedy of using government information for political gain to stay in power. Kennedy declines to respond immediately, anticipating further charges and debate in the coming days.
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Luce Attacks Nhu as Opponent to U S Policy
Former Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce charges Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu is treated as a vicious enemy of the United States while Khrushchev is praised as a public hero. In National Review she defends South Viet Nam’s first lady amid Buddhist oppression claims and criticizes Kennedy’s alleged control of the FBI and family politics.
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
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