Kennedy Addresses Policy and Kashmir Mediation
President Kennedy outlines aims for coordinated government messaging and calls for urgent review of national security and defense departments. He confirms World Bank head Eugene Black to mediate India Pakistan Kashmir dispute if both sides agree, and critiques the electrical workers week. He discusses propaganda, NATO, inter American relations, trade, medical care, and reservist benefits while deflecting questions about his brothers and Moscow trip.
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Senate
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Jania L. Lemnivzer
Joint
Cross of Stat
Isenhower
Kennedy
United States
Kashmir
Eugene Black
World Bank
India
Pakistan
Black
New York
Congress
Sarah Mc
Clendon
Texas
William Arthur Wieland
J. Clayton Miller
Ato — Kennedy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Cuba
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Latin America
Sec
Sen
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Kennedy Brothers
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Moscow
Robert Kennedy
Fiamey
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Del Moistener Question Sparks House Moment
A House of Delegates page asked "Del Moistener, sir?" while carrying unsealed envelopes in the mailing room on Wednesday. A delegate leaped up and pursued the chamber with the unusual query, prompting a brief moment of levity on the floor.
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House of Delegates
Temperatures Head Back Toward Normal Across Regions
The Associated Press reports a return to normal temperatures across many areas. The article notes icy conditions in places with snow and sleet affecting streets and travel from the Gulf Coast northward to Kentucky and the Carolinas.
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Port Sierge
Gulf Coast
Kentucky
Carolinas
Virginia Assembly Debates Tax Study and Redistricting Bills
Debates focus on a $30,000 tax study to probe local and state revenue sources and tax practices. Redistricting proposals advance, amid harmony in the Assembly as leaders clash over a sales tax. Senate and House budget hearings push for teacher salary minimums. education groups urge at least $3,600, with adjustments to funding formulas discussed. Debates also cover uniform daylight saving time and ongoing propitious election proposals as legislators press for support.
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Assembly
del. Lawrence Hoover
Harrisonburg
House
Charles R. Fenwick
Arlington
Commission
Senate
House Finance Committee
Charles K. Hutchens
Del
John Warren Cooke
Figer
Hutchens
Almond
Cooke
Hutchns
Sant Pope
Pope
Stanley Owens
Manassas
Kassem Gregory
Roanoke
C. H. Morrissett
Senate Finance Committee
House Appropriations Group
Joint Committee
Santa
Raber F . Williams
Viroe Education Assn
Bert Picott
Virginia Teachers Assn
Picoti
Negro Teacher Association
North Carolina
Assembly Democrats
Capitol
E. E. Haddock
Richmond
Virginia
Tel
Tom Frost
Warrenton
Glenn to Launch Space Flight After Final Checks
Space officials report preparations for the Atlas and bell shaped craft continue with no new hitches as 40-year old Marine pilot John Glenn faces a two day prelaunch exam schedule focused on inner ear balance and fitness. If all goes well, the orbital flight will begin Friday with launch set for Saturday after multiple postponements.
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Earth
Glenn
Florida
National , Aeronautics and Space Administration
Textile import ceilings debated by Senate subcommittee
Textiles continue to face uncertain import limits as Vinson and textile producers urge definite ceilings that adjust with domestic consumption. They argue fixed ceilings would reduce market disruption and friction while guiding both exporters and domestic producers.
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Vinson
Senate Commerce Textile
Join O. Pastore
D-Rt
Agriculture commission bill offered in House
Del J H Deniel of Charlotte introduced a bill with 32 co-sponsors to create a 5 member Industry of Agriculture commission. It would include agriculture reps, an agricultural press rep, the State Commission of Agriculture, and Virginia Tech's dean of agriculture. Sen E E Willey proposed a blue law amendment to restrict Sunday sale banks to items already allowed.
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Commission of the Industry of Agriculture
del. J. H. Deniel
Charlotte
Virginia
Agriculture
Agricultural Press
State Commission of Agriculture
Virginia Tech
E. E. Willey
Richmond
Conference ministers push for action against Castro regime
Inter-American ministers debated how to respond to Castro's Cuba as a seven nation group led by Brazil and Argentina drafted an eight point plan. The United States seeks strong consensus while ruling out direct intervention, aiming to eject Castro from the OAS defense boards and related agencies.
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Page Gnecos
Fulgencio Batisa
Dean Rusk
Washington
Colombia
Jose Joaquin Caicedo Castrilla
Cuba
United States
Caicedo
Panama
Brazil
Argentina
Mexico
Defense Board of the Organization of American States
OAS
U.S
Satellites to Probe Space Mysteries at 600 Mile Altitude
Officials outlined missions to study solar and cosmic radiation and map the earth using devices on satellites at about 600 miles up. No immediate plans for a Buck shot repeat were announced, but individual packages may ride as piggyback payloads on future double or triple header launches.
Eight Indicted In Swindle Of 800000
Eight more people were indicted in the 1959 stock swindle of about 800000 from an elderly widow. Names include Martin Benjamin a noted New York lawyer, and the group faces charges of conspiracy grand larceny and forgery. About 600000 of the stock had been recovered.
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New York
Martin Benjamin
Philadver
Eas
Peter F Crosby
Denise Darcel
Joseph Emanuel
Dents
Benjamin
Mickey Jetke
Tlee Margarine
Punson
Manhattan
Marguerite McCrery Missing After River Search
Marguerite McCrery, 16, disappeared after a planned river swim with friends near the Bertie County dairy farm. Her parents, the community, teachers, and rescue units from helicopters to Coast Guard scoured the area, but no sign of the student was found as searches continued along the riverbank.
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Franklin McCrery
Marguerite
Bertie
Mar- Suerite
Julian Willis
Colerain
Willis
Hieei
Weishi
Coast Guard
3M Officials Face Inquiry Over Missing Correspondence
The investigation found Minnesota Mining officials did not provide copies of correspondence involving Mr. Burch or Mr. Kidd Brewer for a six percent year. Other pertinent documents were obtained. District Solicitor Lester Chalmers received a full report after a visit to 3M. Meredith College treasurer Belcher appeared at a tax hearing in Raleigh but details were not released.
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Ing
Zate
White
Cannon
St. Paul
Bert Cross
Minnesota Mining
Burch
Kidd Brewer
Lester Chalmers
W. H. Belcher
Raleigh
Meredith College
Johnson
Belcher
Brewer
Meredith
Censorship Policy Backed by Kennedy and Trudeau Debate
The article recounts Kennedy and Trudeau backing a system requiring pre review of speeches by both civilian and military leaders to avoid disclosure of secrets. Trudeau cites changes to texts, urges clear guidelines and high ranking officials controlling censorship while McNamara maintains no fixed timetable for edits.
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Trudeau
Ciiviian
Thhief
Senate Armed Services
Robert 8. McNamera
McNamara
Arthur Silvester
Denny
Lennartson
Services Committee
Tensor
Trugeau
GSU
State Department
Sea
Jean Stennis
D-Miss
Lincoln White
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Stennis
Bny
Secur
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