Rayburn Predicts passage of a pretty good foreign aid bill
House Speaker Sam Rayburn said Congress will pass a pretty good foreign aid bill enabling the administration to meet its objectives. He noted possible amendments and described a tough campaign against aid bills, while Sen. Humphrey said the White House breakfast focused on aid strategy. Senate action looms on Hickenlooper amendment requiring annual committee review and potential spending limits, amid the broader battle over Kennedy's 8.8 billion five year development loan program.
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Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Administration
Congress
Kennedy
White House
Rayburn
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Washington
House
Texas
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Congressional Committee
Treasury
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Sherman Cooper
Sanford touts North Carolina lead in Southeast industry
Gov. Terry Sanford told 50 North Carolina officials in Chicago that the state is leading the Southeast in industrial expansion and urged growth to be guided by planning. He planned meetings with ten Chicago area industrialists and praised education funding, noting a $100 million tax increase for schools.
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Chicago
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
National Association of County Officials
Sanford
Associated Press
517Th
France
Western allies near action on East Berlin refugees
The United States Britain France and West Germany near agreement on penalties for East Germany over blocking the West Berlin refugee escape route. Meantime talks planned with Foy Kohler to detail measures for possible retaliation.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
East Germany
West Berlin
Asst
Foy D. Kohler
State Department
Dean Rusk
Berlin
U.S
Soviet Union
East Berlin
Allied Commanders Protest Sharply
West Berlin faced intensified pressure as the East German regime barred travel and troops were deployed. U S British and French commanders sent sharp protests to Soviet commandant Col Andrei Solovyev over illegal measures in Berlin. Mayor Willy Brandt urged a protest demonstration outside City Hall amid rising tensions on the Iron Curtain and reports of possible embargo plans against East Germany.
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U.S
Andrei I. Solovyev
Karlshorst
East Berlin
Berlin
Willy Brandt
East Germany
Bonn
Washington
London
West Berlin
East German
Interior Ministry
West
Kennedy school aid bill still alive amid House hurdles
Senate leader Mansfield said the Kennedy administration education bill remains alive in Congress with hope it may pass. Opponents cite no private or parochial aid in the proposal while House action is blocked in Rules Committee. Speaker Rayburn noted discussion but no decisions.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Congress
House Rules Committee
Mansfield
White House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Subcommittee OKs Larkins Nomination
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee unanimously approved President Kennedy's nomination of John D. Larkins Jr. of Trenton North Carolina to be a U.S. District judge for Eastern North Carolina. The nomination moves to the full Judiciary Committee. Larkins would preside over courts in seven cities New Bern Washington Wilson Elizabeth City Raleigh Fayetteville and Wilmington.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
John D. Larkins Jr
Trenton
N.C
U.S
North Carolina
Larkins
New Bern
Wilson
Elizabeth City
Raleigh
Fayetteville
Wilmington
Anti Castro Proclamation Weakened at Inter-American Conference
Brazil leads a bloc to dilute a pro democratic clause in a separate anti Castro declaration at the Inter American Economic Conference. Delegates labored to finish the charter aiding Latin America while some sought to bar non democratic Cuba from the $20 billion aid program.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Brazil
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Latin America
Castro
Oddities In The News From Franciscan Credit Cards To Cap itolese
A Canadian contingent of Franciscans carries credit cards despite vows of poverty. Senator Young's cap itolese sheet translates obscure phrases for constituents. The Drifter cruiser drifted 44 hours before a Coast Guard Cutter saved the craft. San Luis Obispo city officials edged media in a softball game 8 to 7, underscoring the line you can t fight City Hall.
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City Hall
Irenaeus Herschel
O.F.M
Franciscan Education Conference
Loretto
America
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Washington
Young
Senate
House
Capitol
Coast Guard
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Clay Davidson
Russians Warn West Over War Hysteria After Berlin Barrier
Pravda asserts a new Western war hysteria after the Berlin border closure. V. Menshikov says West Germany could be NATO's main force in a new world war and accuses the West of spying provocations and spreading fear. He labels East German refugee flight as economic diversion.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
West
Berlin
V. Menshikov
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
Menshikov
NATO
Chen Yi urges peace treaty with Germany backed by Warsaw Pact
Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi called for a Germany peace treaty and backed the Warsaw Pact position. He accused Western powers of reviving West German militarism and obstructing a treaty while occupying West Berlin. The remarks were made at a North Korean reception on the 16th anniversary of North Korea's founding.
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Tokyo
Chen Yi
Red China
Germany
Chen
Europe
New China
North Korea
West Berlin
German Democratic Republic
East Germany
Plane and boat swap under way over Florida crisis
An Eastern Air Lines crew departed for Havana to retrieve a hijacked propjet, while three Cuban officials arrived in Key West to take possession of a stolen Cuban navy patrol vessel. The swap, arranged via Swiss intermediaries, follows a U S Cuba diplomatic rift. Harris & Co. seeks to attach the boat to a $429,000 judgment against Cuba.
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Miami, Fla
U.S
Eastern Air Lines
Havana
Key West
Pan American
Florida
Miami
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
Harris & Co
Harris
Error Keeps Innocent Man In County Prison 34 Days
Francis Dunn, 54, remained jailed 34 days due to a clerical error in the Philadelphia District Attorney's office. A grand jury had declined to indict, and Dunn was held after failing to post $800 bail. The lapse occurred when release notification was forgotten, until a prison agent spotted Dunn still in custody and ordered his release.
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Philadelphia
Dist
James C. Crumlish Jr
Francis Dunn
M. Phillip Freed
Ing
Dunn
Gaetano Curione
Princess Anne Turns 11 at Balmoral in Scotland
Princess Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise of the House of Windsor celebrates turning 11 at Balmoral Castle with the royal family. The article notes her horse love and sports interest from Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, plus a playful childhood anecdote about a palace footman. It also mentions fashion commentary on British children's dress and Anne's possible jeans future.
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London
Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise
House of Windsor
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Princess Margaret
Anne
Buckingham Palace
Prince Charles
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Woman's Mirror
Princess Anne
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