Senators threaten hard line on Civil Rights Commission fate
Washington AP The Civil Rights Commission faces a key test this week as Southern senators vow determined opposition to a move to make the agency permanent with expanded powers. Democratic leaders may seek only an 18 month extension. Commission Chairman Tony A. Hannah urged permanence or abolition, lamenting staff losses from annual funding uncertainty.
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Financial Hope Seen On Troops for Congo
The State Department said it is optimistic about a proposal to fund a peacekeeping force in the Congo. Current funds run out in December but a financing plan is expected to be presented to a United Nations committee soon.
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Administration Wavering On Civil Rights Push
Washington API reports the administration appears unable to secure broad civil rights legislation this year. Senate Leader Mike Mansfield signaled that debate will begin on making the Civil Rights Commission a permanent agency, suggesting a shift from prior strategy. House action on taxes proceeds while a civil rights measure stalls, risking the commission's sunset on November 30 without extension.
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Pope Receives Gov Rockefeller at Vatican Library
Pope Paul VI met with Nelson A. Rockefeller in a 30 minute private audience in the Vatican library. Rockefeller, then New York governor and potential 1964 GOP presidential nominee, was accompanied by press secretary Robert McManus while his second wife stayed in downtown Rome.
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Moon Base First Step Webb Says
James E Webb proposes US Soviet cooperation on moon landings as a first step toward broader space collaboration. He notes no policy change despite Kennedy UN proposal and stresses progress under current contracts. Cooperation could begin with site selection and exploration bases without joint crewed ships.
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Kennedy Cites Water Projects On Rocky Mountain Tour
President Kennedy urges strong support for water resource projects during a rapid Western swing through Montana and Wyoming. He cites plans to start 21 new water projects and 182 watershed programs by mid 1964, challenging previous no new starts limits. The trip shaped as conservation and development emphasis with stops in Duluth and Grand Forks en route to Cheyenne and Wyoming talks.
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Berkshire Eagle Rural Free Delivery Rates Change
Rural fores sought with subscription rates listed for carrier and mail delivery. The notice urges readers in the Northern Plains and rural areas to update addresses to avoid service interruption and maintain parity with urban living standards.
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Dean Landis Jailed In Hospital During Legal Record
Former Harvard Law School dean and presidential adviser James M. Landis, convicted of tax violation, is in Columbia Medical Center New York while serving an 80 day sentence. He was briefly at Public Health Service Hospital Staten Island for health treatment before transfer back for continued care. His custody remains with Bureau of Prisons and medical costs beyond standard hospital care are inmate borne.
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Speech date set for Billigs Mont and Jackson Dale stop
Laramie hosts the next speech date at Billigs Montana with an overnight pause at the famed Wyoming resort and hunting area Jackson Dale. The itinerary highlights travel through Billigs and a key rest in Jackson Dale as part of the trip.
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