Senate Leaders Forecast Ratification Of Test Ban Pact
Washington AP Senate Democratic and Republican leaders expect defeat for amendments to the limited nuclear test ban while the pact banning all but underground tests should win ratification. Dirksen estimates 84 or 85 could vote yes. Mansfield avoids predicting final tally but expects a strong two thirds margin. An AP survey shows 61 committed or inclined to vote yes, 16 opposed, 3 undecided. Talmadge reverses, now opposing the treaty, calling it a risky military gamble. The vote fate hinges on 67 favorable votes if all 100 senators vote.
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Boy Rescued From Ledge After Night Ladder Rescue
AUGUSTA Mont AP A 10 year old boy stranded on a narrow ledge of a 1000 foot cliff in Sun River Canyon was lowered to safety by a 150 foot wooden ladder built overnight. Bruce Krummel of Great Falls was reported in good shape. A R Bender Augusta carpenter led the ladder construction and carried the boy down. Officials said he chatted like a magpie and suffered no cold or rain effects.
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Moonport Rising at Cape Canaveral in Apollo Program
Cape Canaveral paves the way for a moonport on Merritt Island. NASA and the Corps of Engineers have awarded 126 contracts totaling $122.7 million, with $85 million more planned in the next two months. The Apollo era buildout includes a 50,000 ton steel vertical assembly building, a $7.5 million operations and checkout facility, a four lane causeway, and extensive support structures to launch astronauts to the moon this decade.
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Goldwater Money Flooding New Hampshire Primaries
Former New Hampshire Governor Hugh Gregg says large sums are flowing into the state to favor Barry Goldwater for the Republican presidential nomination. The NH primary next March is pivotal, with Gregg as NH coordinator for Nelson Rockefeller opponents.
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Hurricane Debra Weak Storm Drifts East in Atlantic
The season’s fourth tropical storm, Debra, stays far from land with 75 mph winds near 27.7N 48.0W. It moves north-northeast at about eight mph, roughly 1,100 miles east-southeast of Bermuda, slowly away from the coast.
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Burglars Defeat Wood Green Football Club
London UPI reports the Wood Green town football club will quit at season end due to 60 burglaries over seven years. In the latest raid walls were ripped out machines smashed the kit stolen and bottles emptied on the floor.
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Goldwater's New Hampshire Run Led By Cotton
Washington reports New York Times says Senator Norris Cotton will lead Goldwater's New Hampshire primary effort. Cotton, a 63 year old lawyer and Republican moderate, will act as state chairman and bring 14 delegates pledged to Goldwater for the March 10 primaries.
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Kennedy Conferring on Birmingham Strife
President Kennedy met in Washington with three Birmingham groups and civil leaders to discuss racial unrest in Birmingham Alabama as a federal grand jury considers desegregation inquiries. He will later meet Birmingham clergy and appoint two representatives to visit the city to seek peace amid segregationist protests and new school integration tensions.
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Labor Lobbyist Sees Continuation Of Spending Rise
Washington based AFL CIO chief lobbyist on Capitol Hill Andrew J. Biemiller said Republicans over spending are hog wash and that Congress will continue to consider intelligent federal programs after the $11 billion tax cut is passed. He asserted Congress, not the President, controls budget appropriations and predicted federal outlays will rise.
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Ex-Sen Bratton Dies in New Mexico at 75
ALBUQUERQUE AP Sam G. Bratton 75 former Democratic U S senator from New Mexico 1925 to 1933 died Sunday He later served as a U S Court of Appeals judge until retiring in 1961
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