Virginia House Passes Special Tax Move Amid Debates
A Virginia House panel approved a package including a 7.821 percent tax toast and a 1 cent beer tax during a session marked by disputes over annexation and redistricting. Lawmakers heard that a tax plan could yield about 2 million in revenue daily, with timing tied to a potential special session if regular action ends March 10.
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Tiros IV Aids Weather Forecasting and Orbit Details
Thor Delta rocket sent Tiros IV into a near planned orbit aiding global weather forecasting. Early data show 17,000 mph at 430 miles perigee and 16,700 mph at 525 miles apogee, completing a 100 minute orbit. The instrument suite includes two cameras infrared sensors and reliable transmitters for Northern and Southern Hemisphere coverage.
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Soviet Union
Jayne Statement on Life After Near Drowning
Labeled as a miracle, a man describes his wife remaining alive after a dangerous incident. He notes they are good swimmers but cautions about the risk a woman faces in such situations. He affirms his love and regrets risking her life.
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Jayne
Mine Disaster Touches Saar Towns and Families
A mine explosion left many families in Laisenthal and Burbach grieving as dozens of workers died and survivors struggled. A rescue and inquiry proceed while German aid pours in, and regional life slows with cancelled events amid the tragedy. Dozens of children and parents confront loss as officials note hospital injuries hinder witness interviews.
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Carl Hugo
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Woo Sabety
Goldwater warns of idiocy appearing in movements
Senator Barry Goldwater told Yale and Princeton clubs that conservatives must beat off the idiots drawn to a movement in its beginnings. He warned against groups that go to extremes, noting the John Birch Society as a cautionary example though praising its responsible members. Welch leads the Birch Society.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Anz
Goldwaer
Yale
Princeton
John Biren
Goldwater
American Leligion
John Birch
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Heavy Rains Drench Parts of California
In California heavy rains flood roads and homes across Southern California. A schoolboy drowns in a flood control channel while a 6,100 ton freighter runs aground off Santa Barbara as crews search for missing sailors in fog and rain.
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U.S
South Bay Area
William Suppe
Manhattan Beach
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Japan
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Santa Barbara
Charles Hibbs
Canoga Park
Laos Talks Near as Souvanna Plans Visit
Souvanna and Boun Oum have exchanged cease-fire proposals amid stalled talks on a coalition. Souvanna proposed sending a delegation to Plaine des Jarres to discuss a written cease-fire, while Boun Oum rejected a personal visit and pressed for conditions.
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Macmillan Defends Nuclear Policy in Parliament
In a tense session, Prime Minister Macmillan defended a nuclear arms stance as Labor shouted shame. He warned the arms race would not pause and pressed for a cautious approach to American tests at Christmas Island, seeking Soviet reception of a Western initiative. The plan includes a small US test in Nevada within weeks, smaller than the Hiroshima blast.
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Argentina Breaks Ties With Cuba After Punta del Este Stand
Argentina declares diplomatic break with Cuba, recalling ambassador from Havana after twelve nations condemned Castro. Frondizi’s government cites repercussions from the Punta del Este conference and warns of further tensions as military leaders oppose the stance and opt for severing relations amid protests and police precautions.
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Agents Seize 2 Million In Bogus Bills In Brooklyn
Treasury agents seized nearly 2 million counterfeit ten dollar notes from a Brooklyn four family home cellar. One man, Joseph Maggio, a utility worker, was arrested and identified as a key figure. The bills circulated in New York City over six months, prompting a Secret Service alert. Maggio faces charges in Eastern District Court.
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New York City
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Distrrict Court
Pentagon censorship showdown towers over hearing
The House Space Committee clash centers on naming the Pentagon censor. Willis D. Lawrence faces questions under oath as McNamara and Kennedy weigh handling of classified testimonies. Thurmond protests prompt Stennis to rule and administer oath to Lawrence. Kennedy lauds McNamara's cooperation and stresses case by case judgment.
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Kennedy in Japan amid protests and playful diplomacy
Kennedy and Ethel toured Osaka Kyoto area ending with a four hour visit amid scattered leftist boos and peaceful demonstrations by red groups. Police monitored protests as Kennedy shook hands with workers and joked with officials before heading to Tokyo for factory and Kawasaki area tours. Kennedy praised Japanese interest in politics while warning Cuba and stressing personal East-West contact as a path to better relations.
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Livestock Prices Steady as Demand Improves in Chicago Market
AP reports Chicago livestock prices were steady with a 25 cent rise per hundredweight as demand improved. Mixed No. 1 and 2 grades sold around 17 to 18 dollars. weights up to 240 pounds brought 17 to 17.50. Sows ranged 13 to 15.25, vealers up to 58 cents higher, and bulls around 71. Mixed choice and prime veal prices held near 38.50. demand steady with steady to weak heifer and steer sales.
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Staughter
McGarr Remains Commander in Viet Nam Advisory Role
The Defense Department outlines a new command to enhance expanded U S aid to South Viet Nam as Kennedy says the U S assists its independence. About 4 000 U S officers and men serve in South Viet Nam, though 685 are officially on the advisory mission under an eight year old agreement dividing Viet Nam.
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