Senators Ramp Up Pressure Over Freeman Estes Probe
Republicans led by Mundt and Curtis accused Secretary Freeman of pressuring them via letters ahead of Senate hearings on Billie Sol Estes. The White House backed Freeman while Mansfield defended the Cabinet member and Kennedy stayed silent on the dispute.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
White House
Karl S. Mundt
South Dakota
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Freeman
Senate
Billie Sol Estes
Senate Permanent Investigations
Estes
Texas
Special Agriculture Department
Mundt
Curtis
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
U S Presses for Four Power Berlin Talk over Wall Shootings
The United States may urge a four power Berlin meeting involving the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union to halt escalating gunplay at the Berlin Wall. Secretary of State Rusk told West German Chancellor Adenauer of plans after a five hour talks. More than 30 people have been killed trying to breach the wall and two East German guards have died.
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BOMN
Germany
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Rusk
Berlin Wall
Britain
France
Strike Set as Eastern Pan Am Face New Pay Demands
Flight engineers threaten to strike Eastern Air Lines and Pan American World Airways at 1 p.m. Saturday if a better settlement is not reached. They object to cockpit crew reductions and seek a fair solution across the two year dispute. The TWA agreement, viewed as unacceptable by engineers, centers on reducing cockpit crews and training engineers as pilots with preference for the third cockpit seat.
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New York
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
Ronald Brown
Flight Engineers International Association
Afl-Cio
Ts Pan Am
Eastern Engineers
TWA
Jet Airliers
Air Line Pilots Association
Afl‘clo
Washington
Ailine
Don Byrne
Engineers Union
Railroads End Talks With Unions Over Work Rules
Chicago AP The railroads and 200000 operating workers ended negotiations over work rules. Management said unions stalled toward the Eisenhower commission recommendations, while unions accused carriers of pushing a transportation crisis. The unions warned of a strike if the recommendations are imposed without agreement. The commission urged eliminating about 41000 firemen on diesel locomotives gradually.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
J. E. Wolfe
Leverett Edwards
National Mediation Board
Wolfe
Edwards
Presidential Railroad Commission
Special Commission
Presidential Commission
Firemen’s Union
Ford and UAW Reach Historic Walton Hills Accord
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers union reached an agreement to end the Walton Hills stamping plant strike that idled 77,000 workers. The pact requires ratification by 3,200 Walton Hills workers with a Sunday meeting and union negotiators voting unanimously in favor. Details were not disclosed.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Walton Hills
M. M
Mike) Communis
Ford
Ken Bannon
UMW
Bannon
UAW Local 420
Tire Iron Found Near Girls Bodies in New Jersey
Morris Township prosecutors connect a tire iron found near the bludgeoned bodies of Margaret Ann Kennedy and Noreen Buckley to the case. James H. Vance Jr., an 18 year old ex Marine, was last seen with the victims and is questioned but released. Autopsies cite head blows as the cause of death. blood evidence and car blood stains are under analysis.
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Morris Township
Frank AC
Scerbo
Scerba
James H. Vance Jr
Margaret Ann Kennedy
Noreen Buckley
Morris Plains
William F. Costello
Vance
Air France Boeing 707 crash kills 111 in Guadeloupe
The Air France Boeing 707 crashed in a predawn storm near Pointe-a-Pitre Guadeloupe killing 111 aboard, including seven children and four babies. Initial tolls varied as authorities confirmed 111 dead, with debris spread over a mile and the jet named Chateau de Chantilly.
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Pointe-A-Pitre
Guadeloupe
Air France
Caledonian Airways
Doujala
Cameroon
Air France Boeing
Paris’ Orly
Atlanta, Ga
Art Association
James Welsh
U.S. Information Agency
Atlantic
Andre Lesieur
Charles de Gaulle
Atlanta
Chateau de Chantilly
Paris
Santiago
Chile
Current Farm Bill Likely To Be Extended For Year
Washington AP reports Congress favors a one year extension of present emergency wheat and feed grain programs after the farm bill defeat. Rep. Harold D. Cooley argues a second best plan avoids costly surpluses. Freeman’s office blasts Republican opposition while Ho ev en predicts a voluntary program will prevail.
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Washington
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
Orville L. Freeman
House Agriculture Committee
Charles B. Hoeven
Iowa
Cooley
House
Ezra Tattenson
Freeman
Republican Party
Rep. W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Congress
Senator Francis Case Dies Of Heart Attack In Capitol Office
Washington AP. Senator Francis Case of South Dakota died Friday of a heart attack after being stricken in his Capitol Hill office. President Kennedy led tributes as the Senate mourned and adjourned. Case, 65, had served in the House 14 years and was running for a third Senate term. Gov. Archie Gubbrud will name his interim successor.
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Washington
Francis Case
R S.D
Congress
Capitol Hill
Case
Kennedy
Senate
South Dakota
Karl E. Mundt
House
Archie Gubbrud
Joe Foss
Siguard Anderson
Joe Bottum
A. C. Miller
Khrushchev Reaffirms Peace Stance During Romania Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told dinner guests in Bucharest that Russians would not accept war and would defend themselves if attacked. He made the remark during a weeklong Romanian tour, after touring the country’s industrial centers by special train. He appeared tired but in good health as he concluded his fourth day of visiting.
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Bucharest
Romania
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Gheorghe Gheorghiu - Dej
Balkan
Divorce rate hits record in England and Wales
In London AP reports more than 26 61 marriages ended in divorce courts in England and Wales last year, the highest rate since 1954, signaling rising marital separations across the region.
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London
England
Wales
Inside Abby as Add Years Church Classified Comics
A brief page fragment notes sections including editorials, Goren, movies, society, sports, stocks and weather. The list hints at a newspaper issue layout with features across eight to ten pages and channel TV listings.
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Abby
Add Years Church
Goren
Society
Senate approves emergency funds to agencies
Washington AP report: The Senate Appropriations Committee moved to provide 277.12 million dollars in emergency funds to federal agencies with exhausted budgets. The action aims to cover Secret Service payroll and urgent expenses while a months long feud with the House over conference chairmanship delays major regular appropriations.
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Ate Appropriations Committee
Senate Group
House Appropriations Committee
Senate House
Tiny killer confesses to fatal Miami Beach cab murder
James Alonzo Custer Jr. 27 from Charleston West Virginia admitted shooting Louis Schackne 60 a former New York police officer and cab driver. He wore childlike clothes and claimed the trigger pulled involuntarily during a planned robbery to obtain money.
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Miami Beach
Fla
W.’. R. Philbin
James Alonzo Custer Jr
Charleston
W. Va
Louis Schackne
New York
Schackne
Custer
West Side
Eisenhower Blasts Kennedy Administration as Floundering
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower told a Republican crowd the Kennedy administration is floundering and destructively guiding economic policy. He urged bipartisanship in foreign affairs but criticized perceived maladministration, vowing a constructive, unremitting campaign to secure victory in 1962 and 1964.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
GOP
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