Kennedy to address nation on tax bill via radio and TV
The White House announced President Kennedy will speak to the nation about the proposed tax cut. The address, likely 15 to 30 minutes, will be carried live by CBS NBC ABC and Mutual networks, with Salinger stating the speech aims to present Kennedy’s views on the tax measure.
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White House
Pierre Salinger
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Kennedy
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Howard W.smith
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Capitol Hill
Vinson fights military race bias directive
Washington UPI A top congressional spokesman Carl Vinson moved to block a Defense Department order urging base commanders to combat off base segregation of Negro servicemen. Vinson chairman of the House Armed Services Committee drafted a bill to make it a court martial offense for officers or service personnel to act in line with the directive. The order, issued July 26 by Defense Secretary McNamara, suggested base commanders could declare off limits business places that discriminate by race with prior approval.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Carl Vinson
House
Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Vinson
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Negro Clergymen Integrate Library in Anniston
In Anniston Alabama two Negro ministers Rev G E Smitherman and Rev W B McClain entered the public library with three city officials to desegregate. A mob attacked McClain and Rev Quin tus Reynolds on Sunday as they tried to enter, with at least one attacker wielding a chain.
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Ala
G. E. Smitherman
W. B. McClain
McClain
Quintus Reynolds
Stolen Abarth Halts Parma Province Auto Tour
In Parma Italy UPIs report says top favorite Alfre do Bruscato withdrew from the Parama Province automobile tour after discovering at start time his red striped Abarth 850 had been stolen.
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Parma
Italy
UPI
Alfredo Bruscato
Parama
Conference Planned On Retardation
Washington AP reports the White House will host a two day conference on mental retardation in Warrenton Virginia starting Thursday. More than 225 delegates chosen by state governors will attend to explain federal programs promote statewide planning and encourage interagency cooperation.
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Goldwater backs Rockefeller for GOP nomination
Senator Barry Goldwater said he would support New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller if Rockefeller secures the Republican nomination. The statement came as a chain of reports on the Champlain Seaway hearings highlighted rail and shipping concerns and possible economic impacts on New England and New York.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Republican Party
Seaway
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Rockefeller Campaign Headed in New Hampshire
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller has named Hugh Gregg of Nashua to lead the Rockefeller for President effort in New Hampshire. Rockefeller, not yet an announced candidate, is set to speak at the University of New Hampshire on October 18, marking his first pre primary appearance in the state.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
New Hampshire
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Pollution Lab Set at Boston Jamaican Plain
A 436 acre site in Boston Jamaica Plain will host a $2.5 million Northeast water pollution control and research laboratory. Senators Kennedy and Governor Peabody announced the plan, with completion expected in 1966. The site was deeded to the Health Education and Welfare Department. The Public Health Service will operate the lab serving New England and parts of New York, employing about 150 researchers and staff.
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Endicott Peabody
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Change of address notice for Berksh ire Eagle subscribers
Notice to subscribers of the Berkshire Eagle about changing mailing addresses. It lists rates by mail, zones, and durations, and instructs to notify the local post office with old and new addresses to avoid service interruption.
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Focal Post Office
Berkshire Eagle
Massachusetts
Barge advocates push Champlain waterway plan
William E. Cleary, leading New York tugboat operators, argues a modern Champlain waterway would unlock lake ports to barges carrying new commodities. Rep. Emanuel Celler raises Red China trade concerns, warning against contamination of any Champlain route by Red China and noting possible movement of wheat textiles via the St Lawrence Seaway.
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New York
Lake Champlain
Emanuel Celler
New York City
Celler
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
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Streight
State Revenues Rise in August
State Tax Commissioner Leo E Diehl announced August revenues reached 46 742 174 dollars, up from 45 152 671 dollars in August 1942. He attributed the gain to higher income tax withholding payments.
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Boston
UPI
Leo E. Diehl
Teenagers Oppose Jazz Services at St Michael's Church
In London UPI a survey of teenagers shows rejection of a plan to hold jazz services at St Michael's Church to make religion more meaningful. The Rev. Barry Edwards notes youths want genuine faith, not gimmicks like noted-up hymns.
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London
UPI
St. Michael's Church
Barry Edwards
CAB Bars Justice Dept In Northeast Ruling
The Civil Aeronautics Board refused to allow Justice Department intervention in the Northeast Airlines dispute, stating the department filed untimely. The board upheld its revocation of Northeast New York to Florida service, while noting a proposed $3.7 million annual subsidy was considered but not funded.
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Justice Dept
Washington
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Justice Department
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Northeast Airlines
Alan S. Boyd
Northeast
Bboard
Eastern Airlines
New England
Boyd
Robert T. Murphy
C. Joseph Minetli
Senate Labor Subcommittee Approves Bias Bill
A Senate Labor subcommittee tentatively approved a fair employment practices bill to end job discrimination in private industry. Sen Joseph Clark said five members approved the measure and remaining members will review the revised draft before possible full committee action. President Kennedy urged fair employment legislation in his June 19 civil rights message but did not include it in the omnibus bill.
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D-Pa
Kennedy
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