Kennedy seeks huge federal job training plan in three bills
President Kennedy asks Congress to approve a $400 million federal program to expand manpower development and vocational education, aid welfare adults, and train out of school youths. The proposal includes a reading program for illiterate adults and lower youth eligibility age, with separate budget allocations for labor and welfare measures.
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Space Hero and Heroine Return From Space Mission
Soviet space pair Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky completed medical checkups after landing separated around Asia Minor and arrived at the Moscow debriefing center. A massive welcome followed with crowds along Red Square, leaders sending congratulatory messages while Kennedy cabled Khrushchev praising the milestone.
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Boy’s two breaks end with broken ankle in school mishap
Pittsburgh report details Rob in West, nine, who first breaks into a cheer after opening his report card and learning he passed. A second break comes from a fall down stairs causing a broken ankle.
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Pittsburgh
Robin West
Beach Closes After Fourth Drowning This Week
Panama City authorities close West Beach to swimming after a fourth drowning in as many days. Officials warn of dangerous surf as rescue crews search the area and beachgoers are kept out for safety until conditions improve.
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100 000 Negroes Might March on Capitol Hill
Police intelligence in Washington reports estimate by the NYPD of 100000 marchers to press civil rights legislation. Officials fear possible violence amid sit-in talk and demonstrations around Capitol Hill as leaders pledge to proceed. President Kennedy cautioned against racial demonstrations. Martin Luther King vows nationwide protest if filibuster continues.
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Baruch says hospital stay ends as he feels better
Bernard Baruch, age 95, leaves a New York hospital after a month of rest and routine checks saying he is feeling much better. The report notes his stay was for recuperation and medical observation. The period included remarks from C P Snow on moon project and other society news.
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Associated Press
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Pope Paul VI linked with progressive group and Milan archbishop
Vatican dispatch notes Giovanni Battista Montini later Pope Paul VI rose from Brescia clergy to archbishop of Milan in 1958 and cardinal by John XXIII. Describes his reformist views, social justice stance, ecumenism, and calls for reform while guiding the church through Cold War tensions.
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East West Accord Hot Line Pact Advances Diplomatic Speed
The United States and the Soviet Union will establish a Washington to Moscow hot line using teleprinter tech via leased circuits through London Copenhagen Stockholm and Helsinki. English messages go Washington to Moscow while Russian Cyrillic messages go Moscow to Washington. A full time radio link via Washington Tangier and Moscow backs the system.
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Britain Delays Ouster as Macmillan Likely Stays Till Summer
Britain’s Conservative rank and file meet amid the Profumo scandal and decide to keep Prime Minister Macmillan in office until midsummer. A move to force his immediate retirement failed, with warnings that ousting him could trigger elections.
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Flood predicts new Area Aid Bill will pass Senate
Representative Daniel J. Flood says a revised Area Redevelopment Administration bill, adding about 44 million dollars to continue loans and grants, will be considered by the Senate within a week. He notes House hesitation last week amid civil rights tensions and argues modifications could gain House approval on a second vote. Flood defends early ARA administration criticisms as partly fair but mostly unfair.
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Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
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Area Redevelopment Administration
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