Senate delays action on Marshall nomination again
Washington Apr reports that the Senate Judiciary Committee again postponed discharge of Thurgood Marshall's nomination to the 2nd U S Circuit Court of Appeals. Senator Johnston delayed action for one week citing absences and need to study the subcommittee record. Marshall, once NAACP counsel, was Kennedy's nominee first named Sept 23 and has served on the court pending Senate action.
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Strike continues as North Western trains halted
The Railway Labor Act dispute disrupted transport as 35,000 Chicago commuters faced gaps in service and pickets appeared at rail terminals. North Western trucks carried some shipments while emergency material moved rarely. Mediator O Neill met with labor and management and urged a quick settlement, warning the public interest and urging urgent bargaining.
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Berlin Charter Excludes U.N. on German Question
The Berlin Charter forbids United Nations involvement in the German question, leaving it to the World War II victors. Ambassadors regularly meet in Washington to handle any Berlin problem now emerging.
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Loot Recovered In Raleigh Bank Robbery Case
Raleigh police recovered part of the loot from a bank robbery at Cameron Village. Detective teams pursued William Johnson Jr. after he fled, found a distanced bag with about 392 dollars cash and checks, and Johnson was charged with robbery with firearms following the incident at First Citizens Bank. The victim, a shoe store employee, said the bandit accosted her in the bank lobby, grabbed the money bag, and escaped.
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Merle Bowe
Tax debates heat Senate on foreign investment and pension funds
Gore attacks the tax bill as harmful to the economy while Morse calls it a boon for tax dodgers. Dirksen pushes a self employed pension fund amendment amid anticipated filibuster and Mansfield aims to block it with a motion.
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Algeria Faces Deep Split as Rival Factions Clash
Mohammed Khider voices a call for the regular army and allied guerrillas to reinforce Algiers while Hassan and Hadi vow brutal defense of their positions against a dictatorial bid. Guerrilla units tighten grip on the capital as clashes erupt near the Casbah and curfew ends. Ben Bella’s forces push east from Oran region as talks for unity surface from exiled leaders Krim and Bondiaf.
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Orleansville
Belkacem Krim
Mohammed Bondiaf
German playboy Gunther Sachs plans to marry Soraya ex Empress
German industrialist Gunther Sachs said he plans to marry Soraya, the ex Empress of Iran, in Munich. He denied reports of an engagement and any meeting with Soraya's parents, stating no wedding date exists. Soraya, former shah's second wife, had a son with Farah Diba born Oct 31, 1960.
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U Thant Seeks Kennedy Meeting Amid Khrushchev Talks
U Thant said he hopes for possible talks with President Kennedy if the occasion demands while Khrushchev suggested no meeting is planned. The UN chief noted Polish fears of war and urged reliance on the United Nations as the U.N. General Assembly opens in New York on Sept. 18.
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M C Commission Sets Interstate Schedule Study
Raleigh AP The North Carolina Highway Commission moved to form a five member study group to review the interstate highway construction priority. Chairman Merrill Evans said the commission must consider not delaying the 185 link between Durham and Henderson while weighing hearings and possible changes within 60 days. Members include D Worth Joyner Rocky Mount and A W Nesbit Fairview among others.
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Fires Ravage Central California Across Multiple Fronts
Reports indicate several major wildfires burning near Fresno and beyond. Anberry fire 1340 acres 20 miles northeast of Fresno was controlled Wednesday night. Mariposa fire 7800 acres 50 miles north of Fresno also controlled Wednesday. Kelseyville Clark Lake fire 10000 acres 80 miles north of San Francisco was controlled Wednesday. Lake Shasta near Redding 8000 acres 200 miles north of San Francisco was controlled.
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Clergymen Defy Bonds in Georgia Fast Protest
In Albany Georgia about 25 clergymen remain jailed and fast in protest of segregation with Dr Martin Luther King Jr visiting. Nine white clergymen stay behind bars near Leesburg after 48 hour fasts. others free will return home. King hopes the action stirs conscience and prompts presidential action toward integration.
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Quake Shakes City and Logan. damage widespread
A major earthquake rattled Logan and nearby towns including Richmond and Lewiston Utah for about 30 seconds. Richmond, a 1000 resident town, saw homes badly damaged and several evacuated as nearly every chimney was toppled.
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Faults shake city brick district leaving bricks scattered
An earthquake disrupted the Légar business district where many buildings suffered cracks and debris from fallen bricks and tiles littered the streets. Local officials warned residents to stay clear of damaged structures as crews began inspection and cleanup operations.
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Spinal Meningitis Victim Makes Dramatic Comeback
New York AP reports Della Derrien of Sheboygan Wisconsin suffered paralysis and deformation after spinal meningitis five years prior. A 19 week rehabilitation at Kenny Institute in Minneapolis involved eight surgeries and a multidisciplinary team enabling lip reading speech and mobility.
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Kennedy selection call hints at new undersecretary
Wirtz said Kennedy phoned Wirtz about 15 minutes before the announcement to relay his selection. Salinger predicts a new undersecretary to replace Wirtz will be named soon. Wirtz and Goldberg both hail from Illinois. Wirtz born in De Kalb. married Mary Jane Quisenberry in 1936. they have two sons Richard and Philip. In Meaford Ontario a raccoon caused excitement when a painter claimed the animal knocked over a can of red paint.
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Custody Dispute Over Rosemary Roamed Courtrooms
In a Juvenile Court hearing Judge Taylor ruled Judge Young had authority to issue Rosemary Sheppard's custody order despite defense claims of lack of jurisdiction. Assistant County Attorney Flanagan argued the petition fits Juvenile Court, alleging inadequate care and punishment for minor infractions, while delay until Sept. 26 was deemed not unfair. Rosemary, present with Mrs. McNeese, passed her mother in the hall without speaking.
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Three Persons Wounded In Durham Gun Battle
In Durham North Carolina a two hour gun battle left three people wounded. Police say 18 year old Donald Wayne Hockaday fired at officers and residents from a two story house as authorities tried to force surrender. Patrolman Mark Hicks and others were hit by shotgun pellets and wounds. Hockaday, an escapee from a Durham County raid gang, was captured after the fight and faces new charges including escape and assault with a deadly weapon. He had been imprisoned for assault and battery to kill and escaped twice since June.
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Steel price data battle fuels Kefauver probes
Kefauver stresses contempt action would need Senate and Judiciary approval before prosecution. Bethlehem Steel resists supplying cost data, saying it lies outside the subcommittee scope though price control remains the only relevant purpose. Armco and Republic Steel repeat refusals to disclose production costs amid tense cross examination and calls for broader inquiry.
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Karl E. Mundt
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McClellan Seeks Overhaul of Mammoth Department
Estes cites a phase of complex farm aid work and growing congressional calls for a general overhaul of the department. McClellan has described it as cumbersome and inefficient in its operations. Murphy called the present setup almost miraculous, noting Congress has been piling more duties since the department’s creation a century ago.
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Congressional Pool Plans Spark Heated Debate
During a debate on a $XHmillion emergency public works bill, Rep. Alvin O’Konski slammed the Third House Office Building project for luxury features. He cited a proposed lavish swimming pool, massage rooms, and courts for members, while an architect denied a 40 foot fallout shelter and noted a separate gym for women.
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