New York Teachers Return After Court Ordered Ending of Strike
Thousands of public school teachers resumed duties in New York after a court order and union guidance. The Board of Education reported normal operations with some schools reopening fully, while students returned to classes amid cautious supervision and residual street demonstrations outside campuses.
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New York
Seward Park High School
Board of Education
Robert F. Wagner
Max J. Rubin
Democratic Spending Blamed for Inflation by GOP Leaders
Senate GOP leader Everett Dirksen and House counterpart Charles Halleck blamed Democratic spending for inflation, arguing steel price hikes are not the root cause. They called Kennedy the biggest peacetime spender and urged a substantial cutback in nondefense spending.
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Washington
Senate House
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate Gop
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Halleck
Antitrust Action Considered Over U.S. Steel Price Rise
Washington reports Justice Department lawyers weighing possible broad antitrust steps to curb U.S. Steel after a $6 a ton price hike sparked by big producers. President Kennedy pressed the issue during a White House meeting as officials study options to rollback the rise and deter similar increases.
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Washington
Justice Department
U.S. Steel Co
White House
Kennedy
Ready
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Steel Corp
Three Injured as Forsyth County School Bus Overturns
A Forsyth County school bus carrying about 30 children overturned on a dirt road near Lewisville. Three of ten examined at Baptist Hospital were admitted for observation. none seriously hurt. Named injured are Robert Howell eight Lorraine Whitman thirteen and Richard Holder fourteen. The bus serving Lewisville Elementary and Southwest High was en route to the Yadkin River when it hit a ditch on a curve and tipped on its side. Investigation would continue.
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Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
Lewisville
Baptist Hospital
Robert Howell
Lorraine Whitman
Richard Holder
Rt. 1
T. Ray Gibbs
Southwest High
Yadkin River
Williams Road
Gibbs
Steel price rise signals broad consumer cost increases
AP reports that most observers expect higher steel prices to push up costs for a wide range of consumer goods. British experts say US steel price gains could boost British exports here. Figures include pipe and wire, with mixed industry reactions.
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New York
United States
George Romney
American Motors
Michigan
Kennedy
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Kennedy slams steel price hikes in first administration clash
President Kennedy denounces U S Steel and other steel price boosters at a news conference calling their actions a contempt for the public. He notes antitrust scrutiny and potential new laws while affirming plans to release reservists and maintain military strength after August.
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Whitney Shoemaker
Washington
Kennedy
U.S
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Congressional
Arthur J. Goldberg
Berlin
Little Pep Pill Air Force Diet Claim
The Air Force tests a crash diet using a 15 milligram dexedrine capsule to curb hunger and a 350 calorie daily intake. Maj. Paul W. Musgrave says volunteers followed meals of one egg and skim milk for breakfast, salad meals, lean meat dinners, and optional pre dinner drink, with tea or black coffee and no beer.
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Dorman Cordell
Atlantic City
N.J
Air Force
Maj
Paul W. Musgrave
Musgrave
iSchool
Aero Space Medicine
The
Aerospace Medical Association
Missing Navy Jet Sought Off Carolinas Coast
A Navy F4H jet from the atomic carrier Enterprise is missing after a Wednesday launch off the Carolina coast. Search efforts by Enterprise Lake Champlain and Forrestal along with Coast Guard aircraft and ships focus on waters near Myrtle Beach and Cherry Point as a Mayday was reported. The carrier faced a violent squall that night and ordered all aircraft to land. the missing plane did not.
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Washington
Enterprise
Navy
Carolina
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Cherry Point
N. C
Lake Champlain
Forrestal
Coast Guard
Shah of Iran Meets Kennedy on CENTO and Arms Aid
The Shah of Iran met President Kennedy at the White House at 9:30 a.m. with Abbas Aram and other officials present. He urged U.S. participation in CENTO and requested help modernizing Iran's armed forces while noting Iran's concerns over Soviet aircraft in neighboring states. The talks touched on CENTO membership, a point of contention for Iran, Pakistan, and Turkey, with Britain as a member.
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Washington
Iran
Kennedy
White House
Abbas Aram
Dean Rusky
Julius C. Holmes
U.S
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Iraq
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Turkey
Alliance
Middle East
Britain
West Says Russia Can't Be Trusted
At Geneva the Soviet Union proposed an unpoliced moratorium on nuclear tests and the United States and Britain rejected it citing distrust. U S and British officials urged a verifiable ban with enforcement while Canada's delegation voiced regret and warned against renewed explosions harming disarmament talks.
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West
Russia
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Valerian A. Zorin
mid-Pacific
Canada
Mexico
Zorin
U.S
Arthur H.dean
Joseph Godber
Dean
Godber
Closing of Airbase At Donaldson AFB South Carolina
The Air Force said the 63rd Troop Carrier Wing will move to Hunter AFB Savannah GA, effectively ending Donaldson operations. A detachment will run prep work at Hunter until August 15, with five officers five airmen and one civilian to form Detachment 1 of the 63rd Wing.
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Donaldson Air Force Base
S.C
Air Force
Hunter Air Force Base
Savannah
Donaldson Afb
Hunter Afb
Kennedy
Military Air Transport
MATS
Berlin
Secretary of the
Congress
63Rd
Hunter
Astrength
Igen
Preparations for United States atmospheric nuclear tests
Washington reports preparations nearly done for a new U S atmospheric nuclear test series. Kennedy poised to approve after top generals say tests are essential to maintain lead in the arms race. About 11 800 personnel to monitor blasts over Johnston Island and Christmas Island sectors over two months.
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Washington
U. S
Kennedy
United States
Johnston
Christmas Islands
Pacific
Kennedy Uses Political Vigor Of FDR In Hitting Big Steel
President Kennedy denounces steel price hikes as an unjustified defiance of public interest and outlines a campaign to frame big steel as pursuing private power. He links price boosts to higher costs for homes, autos, appliances, and tools, and argues it could fuel inflation and affect pensions and purchasing power. Democrats rally behind the president while Republicans offer cautious criticism.
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Kennedy
FDR
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Big Steel
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Party of Business
Senate
United States
Roman L.hruska
R-Neb
Antitrust and Monopoly
Sen
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Towa
GOP
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Virginia
Richmond
Petersburg
Nizebeth Twee
Det
Norfolk
Northampton
Marine Corps
North Carolina
Stuyvesant High School
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
U. S. Steel
Herman E. Kroos
Roy L. Reierson
New York Banker’s Trust Co
JFK
United Steelworkers Union
Carolinas
Donaldson
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