Capitol Hill March By Negroes Feared Violence
Washington police and federal intelligence warn that as many as 100000 marchers could rally on Capitol Hill to press civil rights legislation. Officials fear sit ins and clashes outside Senate offices despite Kennedy’s demand for calm. Martin Luther King vows nationwide protest if filibusters persist. Continued on Page Three.
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Chuckle on Wisdom from Experience and Silence
Cartoon caption notes that smart people speak from experience but truly wiser souls, such as those in the Gen. Fea. Corp. context, refrain from speaking. The line implies restraint and earned insight beyond loud talk.
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Hot Line A Step Forward In Disarmament Efforts
Washington officials cautioned that a U S Soviet hot line for emergencies does not guarantee progress on broader arms control at the Geneva disarmament conference. A key goal remains a nuclear test ban with Undersecretary Harriman planning a mid July trip to Moscow for treaty talks, amid deadlock on other issues.
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Newly Elected Pope Paul VI Blesses World From Vatican Balcony
Vatican City AP reports Giovanni Battista Montini archbishop of Milan elected pope, choosing Paul VI as his name to symbolize unity. He appeared on the balcony to bless Rome and the world, promising ecumenical outreach and continuity with John XXIII. The 65 year old diplomat and pastor is seen as progressive and aims to reunite Christendom. His coronation is slated for June 29.
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Maine House Passes Allagash River Bill
The Maine House approved the Allagash River Authority bill by a 79 to 49 vote after a final debate. A concurrent constitutional amendment on vacancy succession extends powers to the governor's office, House speaker, and Senate president, and covers complete vacancy scenarios. Pro and anti Allagash arguments centered on wilderness preservation versus potential federal power development on the St. John River.
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U S Submarines Set To Launch Four Units Saturday
American submarine production climbs to a new peak with four subs ready to slide down the ways including Polaris and attack types. The goal is eight atomic subs by decade's end, with total funding approaching six and a half billion dollars so far and plans for a fleet near fifteen billion when complete.
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Gop Girds For Sales Tax Battle In Maine House
AUGUSTA AP The controversial sales tax increase bill tied to Gov. Reed’s fiscal plan was moved from the Senate table to the House, triggering a Republican caucus that could shift fate. The House recessed amid talk of a possible adjournment, but a crucial vote remained in doubt as leaders sought enough support and concessions.
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Sweepstakes Fury Is Subsided in New Hampshire
Concord AP report notes the ruckus over the state sweepstakes easing. Legislature and governor look to end debate as Rockingham Park launches two annual races next year with about four million in proceeds earmarked for schools. Senate and House show rare unity on funding, while some opponents remain quiet. A testimonial dinner for Rep. Laurence M. R. highlighted the mood shift.
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