Social security guidance and local notices cross paths
Ware Foster of the Decatur Social Security office advises accurate reporting and change of address notices for recipients. Those earning over 1200 dollars in the year should report anticipated wages. Also listed are church events, a death in Plantersville, five building permits, and a TV appearance of Tomboys softball team before Game of the Day.
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Ware Foster
Decatur Social Security Office
Social Security Office
Peru Seeks U S Ties After Coup And Election Fraud
Peru's Gen. Ricardo Perez Godoy appeals to the United States to renew diplomatic relations and resume Alliance for Progress aid claiming aid will reach the hungry. He defends the junta's coup as preserving democracy and pledges fair elections, while Washington accuses the junta of delaying democracy. The report notes aid suspension and fraud allegations surrounding Prado era.
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Lima
Peru
United States
Kennedy
Ricardo Perez Godoy
Perez Godoy
U.S
Manuel Prado
Alliance For Progress
White House
Prado
Stubborn Stand of Dr Frances Kelsey Halts Thalidomide
Guest editorial lauds FDA officer Dr Frances Kelsey for refusing to certify thalidomide in the United States citing her caution and integrity. It notes European cases of phocomelia and warns against releasing new drugs before safety is proven. The piece portrays Kelsey as a heroine for protecting American children.
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Frances Oldham Kelsey
Food & Drug Administration
Kelsey
West Germany
Britain
Shortage Not Short in Ag Terminology
Sen. John J. Williams charged the Agriculture Department with an Estes grain shortage claim. The department denied a real shortage, noting a 0.2 percent variance and that shortages are only determinable at load out per the General Accounting Office.
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Washington
John J. Williams
R-Del
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Williams
Senate
Comptroller General
Estes
Coleman D. McSpadden
Sen. Will
General Accounting Office
Sen. Williams
Fantastic stock theft revealed in New York and Congo talks
A Wall Street clerk admitted stealing over 114 million dollars in stock from Bache & Co. The theft involved hiding certificates in a tin can near Broadway, with FBI recovery of about 200,000 dollars in Newark. Police have suspects, including Gordon Tallman and Robert Dodge, in a case linked to several other arrests. In Congo talks, Katanga secession and U N efforts seed division under Western camp tensions as ministers meet in Geneva and Laos treaty progress looms.
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Geneva
Congo
Berlin
Laos
Lord Home
London
U.S
Dean Rusk
Katanga
Congo Unity
United States
U.N
Conor Cruise O’brien
Ireland
New York
Wall Street
Bache & Co
Bache
Frank S. Hogan
Upper Broadway
Hogan
Tallman
Robert J. Dodge
Bronx
Dodge
N.J
FBI
Tax Decision Is Delayed As Recession Watch Grows
President Kennedy postponed until about August his decision on asking Congress for an immediate tax cut to spur business. White House advisers weighed June data after Black Monday, noting the recovery remained weak and indexes were inconclusive.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Economic Council
Mariner 1 Ready for Venus Flyby Mission
NASA officials announced Mariner 1 was ready for a pre-dawn Saturday launch aboard an Atlas Agena B. The 446 pound probe aims for a 140 day voyage to Venus with a 30 minute encounter to study the planet through its cloud cover and relay data to Earth for analysis. The project manager said the mission could reveal Venus’s rotation atmosphere and possible radiation belts. Productions note adds more details on future pages.
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Howard
Benedict Cape Canaveral
Fla
Venus
Mariner 1
Earth
Jack James
Mariner
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Senate OKs 4.7 Billion Foreign Aid Bill Compromise
The Senate approved a $4.672 billion foreign aid bill in a 56 26 vote, stripping the Red aid ban and sending the measure to the House where passage is expected. The package keeps Kennedy discretionary authority to extend aid behind the Iron Curtain if vital to US security. Conferees removed a provision blocking UN funds until nations pay assessments.
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Washington
Senate
House
Kennedy
Poland
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Senate House
Congress
U.S
United Nations
Joint Chiefs To Be Headed By Gen Taylor After Lemnitzer
Gen Lyman Lemnitzer will become commander in chief in Europe and Gen Maxwell Taylor will succeed him as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Lemnitzer may be named NATO supreme commander in Europe. Norstad retires as U.S. commander in Europe with Wheeler to succeed Decker. Kennedy pressed to name a new military adviser when Taylor becomes chairman.
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Earle G. Wheeler
U.S
Europe
Taylor
Kennedy
NATO Council
Paris
Norstad
United States
Lemnitzer
Air
NATO
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Pierre Salinger
Chiefs
Army
JOINT
Calm Gunman Robs Bank in Frankewing Tennessee
A calm gunman robbed two female assistant cashiers at the Bank of Frankewing 15 miles east of Pulaski. Troopers set roadblocks across Middle Tennessee as a tan car with Ohio plates fled. The robber wore a blue cap and shirt and warned the staff this was a holdup.
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Pulaski
Tenn
Frankewing
Here
Middle Tennessee
Ohio
Alabama
O. E. West
Sue Coggin
Aline
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