Debate Limit On Satellite Bill Sought In Senate
Senate leaders filed a two thirds majority petition to curb debate on the administration's communications satellite bill. Mansfield and Dirksen back the move amid a renewed filibuster with Long warning of an eight hour speech and opposition remarks calling the bill crooked.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
U S Fires Ballistic Missiles Testing Atlas and Polaris
The United States launched a Polaris A2 rocket successfully at Cape Canaveral while an Atlas F test at Vandenberg failed as debris rained over the Santa Maria Valley. Wind dispersed fragments toward the mainland and officials urged residents not to touch potentially acid contaminated debris. No injuries or damage were reported.
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Associated Press
United States
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Santa Maria Valley
Los Angeles
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Conflict in Argentina as rebels demand Guido resignation
A rebel movement backed by Col. Carlos E. de Moors Koenig calls for President Jose Maria Guido to resign amid an army leadership feud. Navy units intervene while rebels and loyalists halt advances and discuss a democratic military dictatorship. Guido meets with rebel leader Toranzo Montero to seek a solution as chaos unfolds in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Carlos E. de Moors Koenig
Navy
Guido Toranzo Montero
Toranzo Montero
Jose Luis Cantilo
Guido
Federico Toranzo Montero
Eduardo Senorans
Senorans
Albany Officials Open Bid for Biracial Talks
Albany officials weighed a new request for biracial talks as Negroes planned small group tests on segregated facilities. Dr W G Anderson urged reopening negotiations at earliest date while King and Anderson paused prayer pilgrimages. The city saw suspended sentences for King and others, 418 arrests since July.
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Albany, Ga
City Commission
Georgia City
Commission
W. G. Anderson
Albany
Anderson
Martin Luther King Jr
King
A. N. Durden Sr
Recorders Court
M. S. Page
Albany Movement
Hartford
Conn
Kennedy to address tax cut in TV radio address
President Kennedy will speak Monday at 7 p m EDT to discuss whether immediate tax cuts are needed to spur the economy. He will reiterate support for reducing personal and corporate taxes by Jan 1 and push Congress on related measures.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
Kennedy
White House
ABC
CBS
NBC
Mutual
Aflcio
Congress
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
Senate House Economic Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
El Al Cancels Soblen Flight For US Return
Israel's El Al cancelled the New York bound flight to remove fugitive Dr Robert Soblen after it failed to meet three British deadlines. The airline cited ultrasonic structural crack inspection on a Boeing 707 as the reason and said the trouble had no connection with Soblen.
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Soblen
America
Tel Aviv
Henry Brooke
U.S
Soviet Union
el al
Dr. Soblen
Home Office
FE ‘al
New York
Raymond E. Palmer
London
Israel
Britain
Robert Soblen
United States
Brixton
Soviet third cosmonaut May fly several days in space
The Soviet Union launched Maj. Andrian Nikolayev on Vostok III, aiming for a multi day mission. British scientists predicted a long flight and potential milestone as Titov’s 25 hour record was surpassed. Tass reported all ship instruments functioned, with data to study weightlessness and crew performance.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Titov
Britain
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank
Tass
Gagarin
Soviets Urge Halt to Nuke Tests During Cosmonaut Orbit
Moscow radio reported the Soviet Union asked the United States to stop nuclear tests that could threaten cosmonaut Andrian Nikolayev in orbit aboard Vostok III. The broadcast said the flight is peaceful space exploration in the interests of all nations.
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London
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
United States
Andrian Nikolayev
Report Suggests Shakeup In Job Rights Committee
A New York labor lawyer’s still secret report urges a top level reorganization of Kennedy’s equal employment opportunity effort. It favors voluntary compliance over mandatory rules and signals possible resignations from John Feild, while Vice President Johnson backs the plan.
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Washington
New York
Kennedy
Committee On
Theodore Kheel
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
John Feild
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Feild
Robert Troutman Jr
Atlanta
Herman Tallmadge
D-Ga
Troutman
Kheel
Lyndon B. Johnson
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