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News items report a jet transport taking off from Moston International Airport at 2 am aiming for Washington to set a new record between Russia and the United States. Other notes mention pay rates approved for city employees, Nike’s 2 million dollar fiscal-year estimate, and various political developments in Laos, California, and Washington with officials discussing UN ceasefire talks and a segregated housing controversy.
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Hennedy
Moston International Ai
Washington
Ravssia
United States
Redwood City man Sam held on assault charge
A 21 year old Redwood City man named Sam was jailed in San Mateo County on an assault charge after an alleged break in during a confrontation with his wife Janice 18. Deputy sheriff said the couple’s dispute turned violent and Sam slashed Janice’s arm with a knife.
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Redwood-City
Redwood City
Gust
Sam
San Mateo County
Sheviff
Janice
Don
Shevitt Geral Countie
Coouiie
Kennedy to honor Cooper with NASA Distinguished Service Medal
Washington readies a full day of celebration for astronaut Gordon Cooper. President Kennedy will pin the NASA Distinguished Service Medal on Cooper for outstanding space technology contributions after his 22 orbital flights. He arrives by plane from Cape Canaveral to Andrews AFB in Maryland around 11:30 am.
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Washington
Astronnaut
Gordon Cooper
Kennedy
Earth
White House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cooper, AG
Air Force
Cooper
Capital
Cane Canaveral
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Thief Robs Vacation Bank in Seattle Drive-In Window
A bandit dressed in a grey suit robbed the National Bank of Commerce in Seattle yesterday using the drive-in window. He fled in a taxi driven by Hubert L. Russell with about 3800 in small bills after ordering two sacks filled with tens. An FBI inquiry is noted with Richard Auerbach in charge.
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Hubert L. Russell
Seattle
Wasty
Pavilic
National Bank
Richard Auerbach
Sealle Federal
Greenwood
National Bank of Commerce
Robert Bunch
Powerful Motor Sale Ad Attracts Buyers And Sellers
An Independent and Star News Classified ad touts a bold motor sale with fast service and ready trades. Wa ler Griggs reports the ad promises quick action for readers seeking rent, trade, or hire, with contact options S-60311 or Zenith 2330 and a call to ask for Classi Ned.
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Independent
Star News
Waler Griggs
Glenginn ‘Terrace
Altadena
Zenith
House Group Approves Tax Break for Those Who Strike It Rich
The House Ways and Means Committee approved Kennedy’s SIMA tax cut plan aimed at high earners. The proposal allows income averaging across years, reducing taxes for fluctuating incomes, with most gains going to top earners. It would not take effect until 1964 and would shift revenue to fund broad rate cuts.
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House Group
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Kennedy
Actus
Hall
Arith A
Neves
38 Sit-in Convictions Reversed By Supreme Court Action
The Supreme Court reversed 38 sit-in convictions from 1960 61 and nullified rulings in Birmingham Durham Greenville Savannah and New Orleans. The court found arrests aimed to enforce unconstitutional local segregation laws and policies. Justice Harlan dissented on extending Greenville reasoning to other cases.
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Andrews Air Force Base
Cooper
NASA
White House
Lyndon BR. Johnson
Pennsylvania Ave
Capitol Hill
Bo King Cooper
Hattie Cooper
Carbondale Cole
Congress
House
Conlihat
State Department
Coopers
Washington
John Mr. Harkin
Greenville
Bimingham
Durham
N.C
Birmingham
Durlum
Greenvile
S.C
Savannah
New Orleans
Rwings
Maryland
Tvitunal
Istrale
Sukarno Accepts Life Appointment As Indonesia Chief
President Sukarno formally accepts a life appointment as Indonesia's chief of state and promptly receives endorsement from the Communist party leadership. The move confirms his dominant role in the nation’s political system amid ongoing tensions with other factions.
Unity effort urged NATO praised ahead of key parley
Secretary of State Dean Rusk hailed NATO as a tremendous achievement and urged closer unity among all 15 allies on economic matters. He noted differences exist but expressed confidence they will be resolved during a three day ministerial meeting in Ottawa after talks in Washington with Kennelly and McNamara. No mention of changes to create a special nuclear command was made.
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Ottawa
Dean Rusk
North Banlic ‘Treaty Organization
Togetinen
NATO
Rusk
Cornell
Kennelly
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
Montreal Bombing Targets Army Barracks Amid FLQ Threats
Montreal police and Canadian authorities report an FLQ linked bombing of an army barracks. The attack follows threats to bomb hotels and foreign diplomatic sites as ministers gather in Ottawa for a NATO conference. Premier LeSage offers 550000 for information on terrorism since April 1.
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Montreal
NATO
Olkawa
Robert
Quebec City
Mall Levy
Victoria
Queen Victoria
Elizabeth L
J. Adrien Robert
Iltecter
Arel
Lime
Quebec
Provi Sinc
Canada
FLQ
United States
Europe
England
France
Belgium
LeSage
Tie
Mint chief seeks to curb commemorative coin fraud
Eva Adams director of the mint urged Congress to block fraud in commemorative coins proposing bills to require limited issue coins not for collectors profits. She cited past abuses including Gettysburg and Rayburn coins and noted presidential coins have often sold by dealers, harming the coinage system.
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Washington
Eva Adams
The
Mint
Congress
House Banking
Sam Nay
Goung
Uncoln
Gettysburg
Treasury
Congress Adams
Rayburns
Roosevelt
Ran
Lisenhower
Rayburn
Penida
Voj
Leonard
Kennedy
Lincoln
Kennedy urges approval of wheat plan in national referendum
President Kennedy urged wheat farmers to back the administration surplus controls plan as key to preserving the farm system. He warned approved controls would cut surpluses and raise prices, while voters in the referendum decide the 1964 program's fate. Charles Shuman of the American Farm Bureau urged a no vote to resist federal controls.
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Washington
Kennedy
Charles BL Shuman
American Farms Bureau Federation
Shuman
Congress
Bureau
Koe
Ova Thinds
Gilmers
Repatriation of Indians Captured on India China Front
Chinese authorities released last fall’s Indians and the Indian Army personnel held on the India China border. The group, numbering several hundred, was brought to the northern side of Bang Pass, according to the New China News Agency report.
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Tokyo
India Ching
California Welfare Bill Wins Final Legislature Approval
Gov. Edmund G. Brown's omnibus social welfare measure cleared both houses with votes split along party lines. It expands ANC aid to include more families and extends aid to fathers absent from the home, while counties gain up to 30 million dollars in state funds to shift costs onto federal programs.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Assembly
Assen
Skeleton Farm
Senate
Phillip Burton
Nighes Welfare Co
ANC
Indore
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Sherman Oaks
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