Congress Faces Grim Debate Over $2 Billion Financing Plan
Washington AP reports Congress opens with a contested $2 billion financing program to convert government loan pools into cash, aiming to balance next year’s budget. Critics call it a gimmick. supporters say it saves scarce funds. The House will vote Tuesday amid fights over a wage hike and broader foreign aid plans.
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House
Farmers Union
Americans For Democratic Action
Treasury
Johnson
Senate
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Central Intelligence Agency
Gemini 9 crew prepares for long orbital walk and rendezvous
Gemini 9 will attempt a 70 hour 40 minute space mission featuring a long orbital walk and complex rendezvous drills. Stafford, 35, fresh from Gemini 6, teams with Cernan, 32, who will perform the worlds longest spacewalk at 2% hours to become a human satellite.
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Nations Aeronautics and Space Administration
Stafford
Oklahoma
Cernan
Chicago
General's Widow Thora Ludendorff Dies in Germany
Matilde Ludendorff, widow of General Erich Ludendorff and a figure in nationalist circles, died Friday night at 89. Her anti Semitic and anti Christian beliefs drew thousands of followers.
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Germany
Mathilde Ludendorff
Erich
Pennsylvania Primary Warps Drama Across Races
In the Pennsylvania gubernatorial contest the Democratic scene contends with an upset threat to form. Erwin L. Murray seeks the nomination alongside Shapp, Shafer keeps pace, and Alessandroni’s death casts a shadow over the banner. Senate seats are up. judiciary faces cross-filing fights, and party lines tighten as cases head to the State Supreme Court.
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Cameron County
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State Senate
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Greensburg
Commerce
John K. Tabor
J. Warren Keel
Philadelphia
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State Supreme Court
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Clinton Budd Palmer
Easton
Superior Court
G. Harold Watkins
Ashland
Schuylkill County
40 Cities Ripe For Race Trouble Warns RO Page
Floyd McKissick, national director of CORE, says about 40 cities may face race violence this summer. He cites Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Los Angeles, St. Louis, Newark, and Oakland and urges cities to address the Negro problem as a major issue. Malcolm W. Barnum named Rockwell Standard vice president of marketing. A Pittsburgh court case concerns petitions ruled invalid after names were removed from a Republican ballot.
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Congress of Racial Equality
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U.S. News & World Report
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Newark
N.J
Oakland
Calif
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Pittsburgh
Malcolm W. Barnum
Lakeland, Fla
Rockwell Standard Corp
Ky Government Moves on Da Nang Divide Deepens
Buddhist spokesman Tran Thuan repeated treason charges against the Ky government while monks urged calm. General Thieu defended seizing Da Nang installations as a blow to Buddhist rebels backed by communists. U S diplomats pressed for restraint to avert civil war as turmoil overshadowed the war effort.
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U.S
Ton
Dinh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hue
1St Corps
Hue-Da Nang
Huynh van Cao
Hue Faces Airstrikes as Buddhist Uprising Grows
Artillery pounded the Hue area as forces aimed to block any attempt by the Ku against the old imperial capital 400 miles northeast of Saigon. The Hue radio blasted antigovernment messages while Thich Tri Quang urged U.S. intervention to depose the regime. Quang, a powerful monk, leads a Buddhist movement rooted in the 1st Corps area, amid rumors Lt. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi may influence the 1st Division against Saigon's government.
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Hue
Thich Tri Quang
Johnson
United States
Quang
1St Corps
Ist
Junta
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Five Million Prepare to Strike Paris
More than five million workers across government and private industries plan a one day strike Tuesday demanding higher wages and shorter hours. The nationwide walkout is set to slow or halt much of the economy for the day.
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Dentists Back Medicare Plan For Teeth In New York
SYRACUSE AP The Dental Society of the State of New York voiced qualified support for the new Medicare program at its 98th annual meeting. The secretary Dr Percy T Phillips said the plan offers up to seven million residents help with medical bills and calls it a unique opportunity for high‑quality care for those who could not afford it.
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Syracuse
Dental Society of
State of New York
Percy T. Phillips
Masked figure threatens kids and escapes in car
Becca described as a masked shooter emerges from woods then retreats, saying she will take action. A man with a car is noted as being nearby and later seen in another county or state. Peggy's parents stay hidden at their home.
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Tescene
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