Kennedy clears major hurdle in tariff bill passage
President Kennedy moved a broad trade expansion measure toward passage as the House approved the tariff reducing bill by a substantial margin of 82 votes. Administration leaders hailed the vote and urged quick Senate action.
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Holiday Traffic Warnings as July Fourth Approaches
Texas law enforcement agencies unite to curb speed and drunk driving during the Fourth of July period. Patrols will be on duty 24 hours to reduce accidents while motorists are urged to use headlights daytime and drive carefully. An estimated eight deaths may occur in a single 24 hour window known as Operation Mercide. Local communities plan events to keep residents in town for celebrations and avoid travel.
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Windomfi Improvement Club Hosts Sunday Fried Chicken Dinner
The Comet' Improvement club at Windomefi announces a noon Sunday fried chicken dinner in the school lunch room with cream gravy potatoes corn beans cake squares and iced tea. Serving begins between 11 38 a m and 12 noon as they seek a large crowd.
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Unclear OCR Summary of Legal Case and Figures
Fragmentary report from New York discusses a 3.5 award and a former commentator. It mentions Vincent W. Hartnett and Lawrence A. sites Sawer pinet Awese and Wart in a jumbled context with reference to a jury and components.
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Thunderstorm Outlook for Bonham Through Saturday
The U S Weather Bureau reports widespread thundershowers across Texas with Bonham and surrounding areas forecast to see lingering showers through Saturday. Most rain expected in the afternoons and evenings with totals up to three quarters of an inch and temperatures near normal.
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Farm Bill Clears House Committee On Voluntary Cutbacks
Washington United Press International report says a new administration backed farm bill would end production controls and extend voluntary surplus cutting payments to farmers for 1963 crops. The House Agriculture Committee approved it 21 to 11, with Republican support, aiming to curb surpluses and maintain government investments.
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Three Year Old Girl Burned by Hot Grease
Terri Brown, age 3, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lindell Brown of 112 South Main street, was burned when she pulled a skillet of hot grease from the stove Thursday night. She was taken to M and S hospital and reported in slightly improved condition Friday morning.
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AWOL Airman Captured After Dallas Siege
Dallas police captured an AWOL airman after a 24 hour standoff in Oak Cliff. He had held authorities at bay and threatened to shoot. Earlier he seized his brother and sister-in-law, who escaped before officers surrounded the brother’s house.
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Soblen Return Efforts in Israel Face Legal Delays
Tel Aviv reports American efforts to return convicted Soviet spy Robert A. Soblen were delayed as Israel held off on expulsion. Soblen entered on a forged Canadian passport after fleeing the United States and faces legal battles due to no extradition treaty. An attorney sought to keep him under the law of return while prison officials noted his frail mood and bail was sought after a 10 day mandamus.
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Insurance Rates Could be Cut in Texas Auto Premiums
The chairman of the State Board of Insurance said Texans should see auto insurance rate cuts from 22 percent to 5 percent for most major classes. Changes could save up to 10 million dollars, though some rates may rise on August 1 if the merit-rating plan remains.
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Minuteman ICBM test shoots success at Cape Canaveral
A 20 man Air Force crew led by Lt. Col. Gene Swant reported a bulls eye in a 2 700 mile test at Cape Canaveral. The three stage Minuteman rocket fired from an underground silo and reached target area in the Atlantic, marking a milestone toward deployment of at least 75 missiles.
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Freeman on Stand Says USDA Safeguards Beat Estes Repeats
Agriculture Secretary Freeman told a Senate subcommittee the Agriculture Department has erected safeguards to prevent a Billie Sol Estes repeat and will crack down on future irregularities. He faced questions on why the department did not act sooner and noted studies on written memos and meeting minutes. Senator Mundt urged reforms to curb improper cotton allotments and scheme-like arrangements. Estes had transferred about 3,100 acres of federal cotton allotments in West Texas through improper methods.
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Kennedy Arrives in Mexico for Peaceful Revolution Push
President Kennedy lands in Mexico City with 20,000 cheering locals to meet Adolfo Lopez Mateos. Mrs Kennedy beside him as speeches mark a pledge for a peaceful western hemisphere revolution via Alliance for Progress and democratic reform.
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Mayo Doctor Urges Letting Ill Die If No Hope
A Mayo Clinic endocrinologist and University of Minnesota professor urged physicians to let incurably ill cancer patients die when treatment fails. Dr Edward H Rynearson spoke at an AMA ethics symposium, noting unbearable pain and the futility of life-sustaining tubes in many cases.
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Rusk and Kennedy Pleased With Europe Mission
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said he and President Kennedy were very pleased with the one day fence mending tour of European capitals. Rusk reported to Kennedy at the White House and said the trip to France West Germany Italy Britain and Portugal helped improve understanding with the Allied command.
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JFK becomes fifth U S president to visit Mexico
Report notes that JFK is the fifth U S president to visit Mexico, following Taft in 1908 and FDR in 1943, with Truman visiting in 1947 and later presidents making trips including visits to Acapulco and other Mexican locales.
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