Kennedy Attends Private Mass for Infant Son Patrick
President Kennedy attended a private Mass of the Angels for infant Patrick at St. John's Seminary in Boston. Cardinal Cushing led the service in a chapel on seminary grounds. Jacqueline Kennedy remained at Otis Air Force Base hospital.
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Chlorine Gas Fumes Hit Northeast Philadelphia
Dense chlorine gas escaped from a broken pipe in a rail car, drifting over a crowded Northeast Philadelphia area and hospitalizing more than 430 people. No fatalities were reported as fire and police crews entered the toxic zone to rescue victims. The incident began about 1 35 p m at Wonder Chemical Co with the leaking valve, blamed on a possible train collision.
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Committee Revises Taxation to Shape $10 Billion Cut
Washington AP reports the Ways and Means Committee approved a sweeping revision to the capital gains tax as part of a broader $10 billion tax cut plan. The panel targets a net reduction near Kennedy’s goal while outlining new two year holding period gains taxed at 21 percent and options for 40 or 50 percent inclusion in income.
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If People Dressed Like Cars We’d See Odd Drivers
A lighthearted quip notes drivers would wear three tie clasps, plaid shoes, two neckties and a winged helmet if people matched their cars in design. The remark attributes the joke to Capr. Gen. Fea, Corp.)
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Estes Kefauver Dies After Heart Vessel Rupture at 60
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee died in Bethesda Naval Hospital at 3 40 a m after a mild heart attack. He had campaigned in a coonskin cap and led crime investigations that televised hearings made famous. He was 60, having just passed his July 26 birthday.
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Kennedy attends rites for baby son in Mass
President Kennedy attends final rites for his infant son in a Mass led by the Boston archbishop. First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy remains hospitalized to recover as the nation watches.
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Arlene Hurricane Heads Toward Maritime Provinces
Revived Hurricane Arlene with winds near 100 mph at the center moves northeast from 650 miles south of Newfoundland and 400 miles east of Delaware. The Weather Bureau says U S mainland will likely be spared while gale force winds extend 150 miles from the storm center. If current path holds, landfall in the Maritime Provinces could come early Sunday morning.
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Houlton Man Dies In Crash
A Houlton man died in a Saturday collision between a car and a truck in Monticello State Police said Fred Munroe 61 died instantly The truck driver Roger Graham 17 of Monticello and passenger Albert Bailey 62 of Houlton suffered minor injuries.
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Rusk Visits Bonn Aims to Secure West German Approval
US Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrives in Bonn to win West German backing for the limited nuclear test ban treaty and East West talks. He meets German leaders after a 22 hour session with Khrushchev and plans to brief Adenauer and Schroeder before Senate ratification efforts.
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Wall Street Disturbs Business
Wall Streeters welcomed the SEC report on market activity noting no manipulation in the May 1962 market break but frowning at tighter mutual fund controls and closer supervision of other areas. World trade faced tariff retaliation risks while debates over credit to support growing commerce continued. A nationwide rail strike threat lingered as union talks proceeded with hopes for a hold-off plan. Steel output decline sparked expectations of reversal to meet construction and auto demand.
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Saco Faces Debt Cap on Sewer Project Costs
The Saco City Council learned the legal debt limit prevents borrowing the needed 600000 for the sewer project. A smaller bond issue may fund an uptown treatment plant and interceptor line, with a Monday night vote to decide on a limited project and potential September referendum.
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