Kennedy to Quit Crutches After Back Recovery
Washington reports President Kennedy reached a milestone in back healing by standing and walking without crutches during a White House luncheon with guests including Hayato Ikeda. He later resumed using crutches and planned further river outings on the Honey Fitz despite rain.
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White House
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Ikeda
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mrs. Kennedy
Potomac River
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Wade
Janet Travell
J. A. Cheffey
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Andrew T. Matcher
Eisenhower
Eichmann Portrays Role in Nazi Machinery
Adolf Eichmann testified in Jerusalem that he acted as a transport functionary within the Gestapo and Nazi system, insisting the extermination of Jews was driven from Hitler’s regime through many levels. He claimed he only managed deportation logistics while field police carried out the actual killings.
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Hungary
TV producer Susskind tests networks on Truman series plan
David Susskind testified at an FCC hearing that networks rejected most 1960s TV ideas, calling this year a low point for series and predicting a tougher future. He plans to produce a nonpartisan Truman series, hoping stations will pick it up, and criticized ratings mania and sponsor resistance.
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David Susskind
Tent
Susskind
Harry S. Truman
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Truman
Dion
iHé
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Laurence Olivier
Music Corp. of America
America
MCA
Mana
Road Conferees Agree on Taxes
Washington reports road conferees reached agreement on tax provisions of the highway financing bill to complete the interstate system by 1972. The package adds 11.56 billion in revenue and funds over ten years, with provisions extending the four cent federal gasoline tax to Sept 30 1972 and increasing truck use taxes and related levies.
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Senate
Rouse
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House
Kennedy
Treasury
Fifth District banks boost loans by 1.72 million
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond reported that total loans of 19 large Fifth District banks rose by 1.72 million in the week ended June 14, lifting outstanding loans to 943.327 million. Increases were led by retailers textiles apparel and leather manufacturers utilities and construction firms.
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Richmond
Vacue
Federal Reserve Bank
Interim Panels Plan Meeting Ahead of Legislature Session
The legislature’s permanent interim committees have scheduled a meeting here on July 10 and 11. The gathering aims to map interim panel activities and discuss upcoming legislative priorities.
Marshall Delegate To Quit Legislature
Del. Edward C. Pastilong of Marshall plans resignation from the West Virginia Legislature. He says two resolutions will be adopted and steps will be taken soon to leave after studies on merit systems purchasing practices and other government affairs. Pastilong has served in the House of Delegates since 1934 and 1960, and recently was appointed postmaster of Moundsville.
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Commission On Interstate Cooperation
Edward C. Pastilong
D- Anos
Marshall
Legislat
Pastilong
Ture
Moundsville
Department House of Delegates
of Finance and Administration
Arms Ban Talks Resume Friday After Short Break
Top Soviet delegate Zorin said after four and a half hours that exchange of views continues while U.S. disarmament chief McCloy keeps quiet on end date. A one day recess allowed study of positions. sessions resume Friday as talks shift to specifics not disclosed. West Virginia traffic crashes claim 41 lives this year, down from 143 last year.
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Zorin
John J. McCloy
U. S
McCloy
New York
West Virginia
U.S
Khrushchev
Expansion of WV relief plan awaits federal approval
State officials outline a plan to expand the work relief program for unemployed West Virginians with federal clearance needed first. W Bernard Smith says registrations will start after approval, with applicants told when to report to county DPA offices. The plan, tied to child aid funding, could place about 18 900 unemployed fathers and 79 100 dependents to work on EEP projects, subject to federal consent.
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West Virginia
W. Bernard Smith
Department of Public Assistance
DPA
Smith
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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