Conference Puts New Life in Big College Aid Bill
Washington AP The Senate House conference revived a 2.35 billion college aid bill once thought dead. The final compromise, closer to the Senate plan, preserves 60 percent grant use for science libraries and engineering buildings while allowing loans and scholarships under strict rules. House and Senate conferees must sign off Wednesday amid possible debates in the House.
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Nine new astronauts named for Apollo moon missions
Glenn and six veterans face age challenge as nine new astronauts are announced by Manned Spacecraft Center director Gilruth. The group includes Elliott Lee Jr., Thomas Stafford, Edward White, John Young and others from Navy Air Force and civilian backgrounds. Relatives react with pride as Slayton named coordinator of astronaut activities and the team prepares for Gemini and Apollo flight roles.
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Edwards
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NASA
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James A. Lovell
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Morgenthau Nominated Democratic Governor Candidate
Syracuse AP report says Robert Morgenthau won the New York Democratic gubernatorial nomination on the second ballot amid a chaotic state convention. He defeated four rivals including Frank D. OConnor and Samuel S. Stratton after a tumultuous session that reflected long-standing party feuds.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Kennedy urges immediate rail strike settlement plan
Chicago and Northwestern discussions follow President Kennedy proposal to let arbitrators rule on the Bigday Midwest rail strike. The plan would have wheels rolling on the 10 800 mile network in nine states. G E Leighty of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers says the union will study the plan and reply today. Kennedy sent word from Newport R I that there is no excuse for a continued stalemate.
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Truman blasts Eisenhower on Cuba at Constitution anniversary
Former President Truman criticized Eisenhower for not acting earlier on Cuba during a press conference at Independence Hall. He praised Kennedy's handling, warned of Republican attacks on Cuba and Berlin, and predicted Democratic victories in November.
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Four arrested in burning of High Hope Baptist Church
Sheriff Z T Mathews of Terrell County Ga said four white suspects held in Dawson on arson admission burned the Negro High Hope Baptist Church three miles north of Dawson in the early hours Monday. They were identified as Glenn Roland 45, son Melvin Earl Roland 21 Marvin Allen Milner 31 and a 16 year old youth. The FBI Georgia Bureau of Investigation and the sheriff said no link to other church arsons was established.
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Terrell County
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Satellite Lifted From Vandenberg Base
A Thor Agena boosted satellite was launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California on Monday, with officials offering no further details.
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Kennedy marriage rumor debunked by Newsweek and AP
Washington AP reports two publications deem a rumor of President Kennedy secretly marrying a divorcee groundless. Newsweek traced Blauvelt genealogy notes to find no substantiation, noting a Miami gossip clip as the sole source. The White House gave no comment.
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William K. Smith
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John F. Kennedy
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Malcolm
Jack Kennedy
Senate Debates Kennedy Trade Bill Amid Delays
The Senate moved to take up President Kennedy's trade expansion bill after a troubled start. Senate Republicans led by Everett Dirksen prepared to call up amendments while Democrats led by Mike Mansfield criticized the delays. The key point is the potential removal of the adjustment assistance section, supported by Byrd but opposed by Republicans, with passage hoped by Wednesday night.
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Senate
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Everett
Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Manfield
Montana
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
President’s Sister Still in Institution
Rosemary Kennedy, 43, sister of President’s Peace Corps director Sargent Kennedy, lives in a Catholic institution for retarded adults. Eunice Kennedy Shriver recounts family decision years ago to place Rosemary after limited progress and worsening condition, noting sorrow and the evolving view of such care over time.
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Peace Corps
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Rosemary Kennedy
Twin birth spells two birthdays for Erie couple
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania twin boys arrived within 12 minutes of each other. One was born at 12:50 PM September 16 and the other at 12:02 AM September 17. Mother and babies are doing well.
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Louis Ercolni
Greek Boy 12 Undergoes Tests Before Open Heart Surgery
The 12 year old son of a Greek farmer begins diagnostic tests at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital in preparation for delicate open heart surgery. The operation is funded as a gift from several organizations and is scheduled this week.
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