Ban Rocks Core Teeth Echo Senate Heated Room
Fragmented OCR notes from a Senate heated exchange reveal chairman figures Pastore Hosmer in a tense clash over Kennedy press conference and the test ban issue. Contested statements and sharp exchanges show deep partisan friction around policy and commitment.
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Fire destroys Belganved home in windy blast tolling Moran family
A house fire swept through a Belganved residence injuring Mrs Moran and family as flames engulfed the second floor. Neighbors reported windows showing faces and the husband Moran shouting for his wife. Firefighters battled strong winds that fanned the blaze before it was extinguished.
World News Digest Highlights Shifts Amid Unclear Reports
Fragmented wire text references earthquakes and population stats, obscure names and places, plus political resignations and legal cases. The garbled OCR mentions Oregon, California, and Kenya hints, with figures like 16 and 65 million, but lacks coherent events or dates.
Acheson Urges Defense Key for European Peace
Former Secretary of State Acheson spoke to an audience on European security, stressing defense unity as essential to peace. He criticized reliance on tentative partnerships, urged broader NATO backing, and warned that American power remains pivotal to deterring aggression in Europe.
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244-lb Woman Plans Diet to Trim Pounds
A 244-pound Long Beach woman, Mary Ferguson, 36, announced a plan to lose 50 pounds starting Monday. She aims to diminishe her weight with diet, tea, vitamins, and medical guidance while denying pressures of being a compulsive eater.
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Southern Democrat Urges $6 Billion Budget Cut Push
Willis Robertson, a powerful Southern Democrat, proposed cutting at least $6 billion from Kennedy’s budget for the 1964 fiscal year. Senate leaders indicated continued resistance, while some Democrats and Republicans praised or weighed in on the economy plan, amid White House pressure to trim new appropriations.
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Classified Ads Sell Fast Says Readers Testimony
A reader reports rapid sales through Independent and Star-News classified ads. The note praises the service for moving bedroom sets quickly and attracting multiple inquiries after the ad appeared. It lists contact numbers and urges readers to advertise to find buyers efficiently.
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Half Million Gubans Seek Asylum in US
A Cuban emigration tale dominates a late page 4 column with figures claiming up to half a million Cubans seek asylum in the United States during the Castro era. The piece references statements by Sect Rusk in a radio interview predicting renewed freedom for the Cuban people, while political figures like Rep. George Mahon and critics of Kennedy’s handling of the Bay of Pigs invasion are cited. The NBC taped interview is set to air tonight, with Canadian network broadcast last night.
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Ohio Valley floods sweep rivers and force hundreds homeless
Flooding along the Ohio River Valley pushes hundreds from homes as rivers surge to high levels. Heavy rains and swollen streams across the region trigger alerts, with emergency measures in Piedmont and nearby areas. Death toll rises as days of rainfall drive evacuations and relief efforts continue.
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Mill Town Dam Breach Triggers Deadly Flood in Norwich
NORWICH Conn UPI residents said they were not warned in time as cracks appeared in the dam before a 12 foot wall of water and ice tore through the town. The disaster killed several workers, injured many, and caused millions in damage. Officials blamed the dam and questioned warnings while Gov. John Dempsey surveyed the wreckage.
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Bookkeeper's flight ends with arrest after marital strife
A Michigan bookkeeper, 23, upset by marital troubles, seized a $85,000 Pip a Aztec plane and flew from Livonia to Birmingham then to a construction site highway. He threatened no one, surrendered after a chase, and faces prison if convicted of aircraft theft. Geraldine Anderson, 25, involved in the dispute, is living separately.
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