House Votes Equality of Sexes at Pay Window
The House approves a wage equality measure to ban pay scales based on sex for the same work, echoing Senate action last week. Debate centers on costs and enforcement, with supporters arguing wage justice for women workers and opponents raising concerns about layoffs and employer burden.
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Prisoners Describe Shackles and Hardship in Castro Jails
Women inmates testified of overcrowding floors bare huts and sleep on double bunks in Cuban jails. They spoke of mosquitos cockroaches and scarce bedding while recounting beatings and lack of visitors. The commission documented 108 cases with 1 950 complaints, noting executions and a powerless response before the OAS council.
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Mississippi GOP Backs Goldwater
The Mississippi Republican Party officially endorsed Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona for the 1964 GOP presidential nomination. The state party’s executive committee urged Goldwater’s nationwide campaign, arguing his election would mark a return to conservative constitutional principles.
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US Envoy Visits Tuadelberg Germany
US envoy to West Germany, George C. Meither, visited US Army officials yesterday in Tuadelberg. The ambassador met with military leaders to discuss postwar security arrangements and alliance cooperation.
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Budsependent v XNIX May 25 1962 brief notice
Public notice page fragment from Pasadena California dated May 25 1962 lists advertising and subscription details. Names and exact rates are obscured by legibility. A morning newspaper line indicates home delivery and Sunday editions with monthly prepaid pricing.
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NASA official cites secrecy on Soviet space failures
NASA's George L. Simpson Jr says he cannot discuss Soviet space failures in open session. He notes Defense Department limits on releasing detailed data to protect intelligence. Rep Johnny Moss criticizes space secrecy as hindering public understanding of US and Russian space activity.
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Big Russian Glacier Threatens Dalni Village
An immense Russian glacier, once creeping about 50 yards yearly, surged forward at astonishing speed this week, forcing the evacuation of the village of Dalni in Yodzhilistin region as residents flee the advancing ice and authorities issue warnings.
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Pesticides Called Vital for U S Food Supply
U S officials told Congress that improper use of pesticides poses risks but is essential to feed the nation. Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman testified that chemical pesticides are indispensable for modern agriculture and nutrition. Welfare Secretary Anthony Celebrezze supported continued use with calls for more research and information.
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Hong Kong Plans Four Hour Water Rationing Schedule
Hong Kong water authorities said they will impose a four hour water rationing period every third day and start a priority restrictive scheme for industry if the water shortage does not improve. The move underscores ongoing strain on supplies as officials seek to stabilize distribution amid drought and rising demand.
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Bandleader Eddy Howard Dies at 48
Bandleader Eddy Howard, famed for To Each His Own and a string of hits, died at 48 in his Eldorado Country Club home in Palm Desert. A native of Woodland California, he studied at San Jose State and Stanford before rising quickly in the San Francisco Bay area scene. His Mercury Records hits included Rickey Rickshaw and So Long For Now. he retired early but made occasional appearances and a late recording session was reported last week.
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Kennedy may address joint session during Ireland visit
A government spokesman said President Kennedy could address a joint session of the Irish parliament on his visit to Ireland at the end of June. The remark came as officials prepare for the forthcoming trip and potential talks with Irish leaders.
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President Kennedy Dedicates War Dead Memorial in New York
The president paid homage to fallen service members during a New York visit, dedicating a memorial at Liberty Park. He laid a wreath beside a bronze eagle as eight marble tablets list 4,596 names. Kennedy urged Americans to remember those who gave their lives for liberty.
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