United Nations votes to curb Portugal in Africa dispute
The U N Security Council imposes a limited arms embargo on Portugal and urges NATO powers including the United States to move toward granting freedom to Portuguese territories in Africa. It follows a push by 32 African nations and notes South Africa’s nonparticipation citing domestic issues.
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Milton. Besser
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Portugal
NATO
Nation Council
South
Africa
United
Britain
France
Council
Bn teldTo
Allenton 1
South Africa
Eric Louw
Louw
John Karefa-Smart
Sierra Leone
Hendrik Verwoerd
U. N
Adair E. Stevenson
United States
Alberto Franco Nogueira
Ghana
Morocco
Philippines
Venezuela
Norway
U. S. State Department
Assembly
Alex Quaison Lackey
Angola
Mozambique
Portuguese Guinea
U Thant
Stevenson
Jury Deliberations Resume in Brown Dandy Cigarettes Case
The Natie Brown and Willie Dandy case stalled after the jury could not reach a verdict. Judge William J. Thompson directed further deliberations as jurors questioned Detective Robert Crouse about a Seth, Boone County, encounter. The state alleges the cigarettes were stolen from Champion Pyramid Vendors Inc. during a broader probe. Brown 52 and Dandy face charges of buying stolen cigarettes. Dandy's trial is set for Monday.
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Natie Brown
William J. Thompson
Robert
Don Waniling
Charleston
Seth
Brown
Willie Dandy
United Beverage Co
Dandy
Champion Pyramid Vendors Inc
Washington St. E
Harriman Foresees Soviet Demand in East West Pact Talks
W Averell Harriman said the Soviet Union would likely push for a nonaggression agreement before broader talks, while noting uncertainty about Moscow aims. He spoke at the National Press Club as negotiations on a test ban treaty continued in parallel with East West discussions. He cited potential Berlin linkage and suggested France might join any European benefits.
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New York Times Co
Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Soviet Union
Moscow
Harriman
United States
National Press Club
Europe
Berlin
East Germany
France
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Armed Services Committee
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Foreign Relations Committee
Bourke B. Hickens Doper
Iowa
Saltonstall
Aiken
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
John C.pastore
Rhode Island
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Adlai E. Stevenson
U. S
United Nations
New York
Eisenly
Dean Rusk
Arthur Dean
Brooklyn
Ward Convicted On Immoral Earnings Charges In London
Dr. Stephen Ward, 50, was found guilty of two counts of living on the earnings of prostitution tied to Miss Keeler and Miss Rice-Davies as he lies comatose in a London hospital after an overdose. Sentencing delayed until his appearance in court, while prosecutors plan another charge and Ward plans an appeal.
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Tom Ochiltee
London
Archie Marshall
Stephen Ward
Ward
Nuceeng
Miss Keeler
Mandy Rice-Davies
Donde
John Profumo
Chris Jline Keeler
Yevgeny Ivanov
Lord Astor
Oene
New Life Pumped Into Once-Killed ARA Money Bill
House Banking and Currency Committee altered the civil rights aligned bill to boost urban and rural loan authorizations while cutting hotel motel nursing home aid. The plan shifts funds from $455 million to $355 million, with public facility grants rising to $150 million and hotel motel nursing home support withdrawn. The Taft civil rights amendment faced a party line 14 to 14 tie. Rules Committee will vet the measure before floor action.
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Robert A. Taft Jr
Ohio
William A. Barrett
Pennsylvania
Leonor K. Sullivan
Missouri
Charles A. Vanik
Joseph G. Minish
New Jersey
Fernand J. St. Germain
Rhode Island
Senate
Tion
Kanawha State Forest development mapped at statehouse
State and local officials met to plan paving two miles of Kanawha State Forest road from Loudendale to beyond the pool and to seek Area Redevelopment funds for a full forest traffic study. A full blue creek recreation plan and cost estimates were discussed, with major changes years away. Lane defended the department’s progress and questioned Blue Creek as a better site.
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Kanawha State Forest
Burl Sawyers
Loudendale
State Department of Commerce
U. S. Area Redevelopment Administration
Kanawha State
Blue Creek
Kanawha County
Warden Lane
Department of Natural Resources
Davis Creek
Lane
Kanawha
Kanawha Valley
Sharleston
Boone Countans
Tax Bill Speedup Moves Through Congress
The Kennedy administration plans a rapid congressional push to pass its tax program. The House Ways and Means Committee would have the bill ready for floor action by August 19, then the House would approve it that week, followed by Senate Finance Committee hearings later in August or September. The panel advanced several tax reform provisions, including tighter limits on itemized deductions, which would raise about 500 million dollars annually. Other measures would yield about 165 million in yearly revenue, such as sick pay exclusions after 20 days, taxing life insurance subsidies above 30 thousand dollars, a one time capital gains exemption for seniors selling homes under twenty thousand dollars, and partial relief on higher priced homes, with casualty losses receiving limited treatment.
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Sage
Newt
York Times. Co
Wallington
House Banking and Currency Committee
House
Senate
John D. Morris
New York Times Co
Washington
Kennedy
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
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