Union leader Reuther proposes $10 campaign gift limit plan
Walter Reuther urges a $10 cap on political donations with government aid to campaign costs. His plan, filed with the Campaign Costs Commission, calls for tax credits matching most donations and free air time plus limited subsidies. Candidates would not incur deficits or debt.
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Walter Reuther
Auto Workers’ Labor Union
Reuther
Commission On Campaign Costs
Kennedy
Alexander Heard
University of North Carolina
U.S
Congress
America
Shuman Attacks Farm Regimentation Plan at Meeting
Charles B. Shuman, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, claimed the Kennedy administration aims to take full control of the nation’s food supply, land, and farmers. At the 50th anniversary of the Kankakee County Farm Bureau he denounced proposed farm programs as drastic controls on corn, feed grains, and milk and warned of government overreach.
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Charles B. Shuman
American Farms Bureau Federation
U.S
Shuman
Kankakee County
Farm Bureau
Kennedy
Orville Freeman
West Hits Draft By East German Reds
The Western allies protested to the Soviet Union over East Berlin youths being drafted under East German law, arguing it violates Berlin four power status. The Soviet commandant rejected the protest, saying East Germany may draft in its capital.
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UPI
East Berlin
Andrei Solovyev
Fanfani to Form New Italian Government
Christian Democrat Amintore Fanfani was chosen to form a new Italian government, backed by left wing Socialist support for the first time in 15 years. Fanfani pledged to render democracy more fertile and adapt it to the present time while upholding international commitments.
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Amintore Fanfani
Fanfani
Giovanni Gronchi
NATO
Mt Vernon Youth Injured in Self Made Bomb Blast
A 15 year old Mt Vernon boy Scott Hickson suffered shrapnel wounds and fractures when a crude pipe bomb exploded in his back yard injuring him and lightly scarring his companion Gregg Harmon. Hickson underwent surgery at St Luke hospital Cedar Rapids and was reported in fair condition. The blast occurred about 12 10 p m with accomplices Tony Giannini and Dick Fordyce named by the youths.
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Scott Hickson
Harvey Hickson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Scott
Gregg Harmon
Harmon
Gregg
Marvin Harmon
Sheriff's Deputies
Tony Giannini
Joe Giannini
Dick Fordyce
Jay Fordyce
Vernon
Neutralists Seek Smoother Ties Between Cuba and U S
United Nations diplomats explore a moderate new General Assembly resolution to improve relations between Cuba and the United States. The aim is a nonaligned, vaguely worded text that could pass the 2 3 vote, avoiding the anti U S stance of the Cuban backed Czechoslovak Romanian proposal.
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U.N. General Assembly
Cuba
United States
U. S
Assembly
Disastrous Fire Strikes Fort Wayne Warehouse District
A fire raged for over four hours in downtown Fort Wayne injuring nine people, none critically, as it consumed a three story Wolf and Dessauer warehouse. Firefighters brought it under control about four hours and fifteen minutes after first reporting. Cause and total damage were not immediately known.
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Wolf & Dessauer
Storms Hit California and New England with Floods and Snow
A marathon storm drenched Southern California with up to nine inches of rain causing floods and eight deaths as landslides blocked mountain roads. In New England another storm dumped three to five inches of snow while bitter cold spread across the Midwest and Northeast with record lows in Michigan and Minnesota.
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Midwest
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Duluth
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Santa Barbara
Powers Returns Home Sealed In Secrecy From Berlin
U S pilot Francis Gary Powers arrives in Washington after a covert exchange for Russian spy Col Rudolf Abel. Powers, freed from a Moscow trial, is not under custody and faces no charges as U S officials seek his full account of the high altitude spy mission and crash.
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Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Col
Rudolf Abel
Russian Intelligence Service
Berlin
East Germany
State Department
Moscow
Probable Motive Seen Behind Powers Release
Washington officials view the Pow ers release as a lever in Soviet policy toward Red China and the U S. Khrushchev may seek improved ties with the United States at little expense while balancing Moscow Peiping tensions. Aikens remark and the Abel swap are noted as signaling broader strategic aims.
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Moscow
Peiping
Russia
Col
Rudolph Abel
Abel
United States
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Mrs Powers on Way to Reunion
Barbara Powers wife of U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers arrived in Atlanta from Milledgeville en route to join her husband. She planned to leave Atlanta for Washington at 2 a m Sunday on an Eastern Airlines flight.
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Barbara Powers
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Milledgeville
Washington
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