Aid Bill Action Pushed in Senate Before Lincoln Break
Democratic sponsors push the $389.5 million aid bill for low income areas through the Senate Banking subcommittee before Lincoln's birthday recess. Subcommittee hearings may not be finished as Republicans demand formal subcommittee appointments and a Kennedy administration witness. President Kennedy urged Congress to approve the Douglas bill in his first specific legislative request.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ir
Subcommittee
Douglas
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Luther H. Hodges
Kennedy
U S Delays Talks With Red China to Prepare Policy
Washington reports that the United States postponed the next scheduled diplomatic meeting with Red China from Thursday to March 7 for administrative reasons. President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk seek to review U S policy and pursue the release of five Americans held in Chinese jails.
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Washington
United States
Red China
Kennedy
U. S
Warsaw
Jacob Beam
Wang Ping-nan
State Department
Beam
Dean Rusk
Eisenhower
Tempe Grill Incident Triggers Fire Smoke Report
A Tempe resident grilling steaks drew police attention when a neighbor reported smoke and claimed someone was burning garbage in violation of city ordinances. Officers investigated but details of any charges are not provided.
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Tempe, Ariz
Tempe
Small Plane Heads to Africa From Boston Flight
Max Conrad 58, a long distance pilot, departed Logan Airport at 6 p.m. Saturday for Africa in a Piper Aztec with Miss Mary Reismer 26, publicity worker for the African Research Foundation. She quit her job to join the trip after foundation officials refused permission. Stops are planned in the Azores Casablanca and Lagos Nigeria. The aircraft and medical support gear valued at 15000 dollars were donated to aid doctors transporting patients. Reismer hails from Whidby Island Washington.
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Boston
Max Conrad
Logan International
Africa
Mary Reismer
Conrad
Teterboro
N.J
Reismer
The
African Research Foundation
Arthur M. Godfrey Foundation
Nairobi
Miss Reismer
Azores
Casablanca
Lagos
Nigeria
Aircraft Radio Corp
Boonton
I.j
Wiesmer
Whidby Island
Freeland
Wash
Members Sought By Klansmen in Atlanta Protest Outreach
White robed Klansmen and two children visited Atlanta Saturday passing out pamphlets soliciting Knights of the Ku Klux Klan memberships and a theater meeting notice asking if protests against integration would continue. The flyer urged donations to a Klan defense fund.
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Atlanta
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Inc
Klan Defense Fund
Bank Robbed as First Customer Gets Loot in Gary
A Gary Trust & Savings Co banker opened the bank with the robber present. The bandit, hooded and armed with a sawed-off shotgun, forced the vault open and fled with about 85 750 dollars. State police set roadblocks around Gary and questioned three others.
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Gary
Ind
Chicago
James H. Sackett
Gary Trust & Savings Co
Sackett
Asst
George Frieling
Jet Trainer Explodes In Air Killing Six Near Amagansett
An American Airlines Boeing 707 jet trainer exploded mid air and crashed into the Atlantic near Amagansett New York killing six aboard all instructors and trainees. The plane took off from Idlewild Airport and was on a training flight. No passengers were aboard and a survivor count is zero.
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Napaquec Beach
Amagansett
N. Y
American Airlines
Atlantic Ocean
Long Island
New York City
Lloyd Reinhard
Robert Hinman
John Coyne
Herbert Thing
Harold Engh
Howard Sturdy
New York
Idlewild
Here
Frank Ward
Montauk Point
Montauk
Adolf Hotel
Kennedy edits Burke speech to curb anti Soviet tone
White House officials say President Kennedy asked for a softer version of a Burke address to avoid hard language toward the Soviet Union. The rewrite, done with State Department and White House clearance, aims to improve U S Soviet relations while defending readiness to keep world sea lanes open and USA strength. Senator Bridges accuses the move of gagging the military and questions whether it signals appeasement toward Russia.
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Washington
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Kennedy
Administration
Pierre Salinger
White House
Salinger
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Naval Operations
Russia
Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Burke
United States
State Department
Eisenhower
U. S
Khrushchev
U.S
Mollis
Darbe
Sanford Schedules Speeches Across Busy Week
Gov. Sanford plans four speeches and a series of breakfasts with legislators at the executive mansion to discuss proposals. He attends the North Carolina Railroad stockholders meeting, addresses the Raritan National Convention in Washington, and meets the Council of State and Chamber events. He also speaks at Chemstrand Lab dedication, State School Boards, and other gatherings in Raleigh and Chapel Hill.
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Raleigh
Gov. Sanford
General Assembly
Sanford
North Carolina Railroad
Eastern Air Lines
Washington
Raleigh-Durham
Council of State
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
Chemstrand Laboratory
Research Triangle
State Personnel Council
Commission On Gifted Children
Four German seamen rescued from sinking North Sea freighter
In a North Sea storm rescue teams saved four German sailors from a foundering freighter. Reports say two Soviet trawlers with all hands were lost, and another freighter Orecrest drifted with damaged steering off Norway. Storms pounded Norway’s coast as ships sought shelter.
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Oslo
Norway
Frig
Ollendorf
Luebeck
West Germany
Aalesund
Dio
Arctic
Norwegian Sea
Orecrest
Bergen
Yell
Shetlands
Dogger Bank
Norwegian
Stavanger
De Gaulle and Macmillan Hold Weekend Talks at Rambouillet
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and French President Charles de Gaulle began private discussions at Rambouillet with their wives, in a marble salon overlooking an artificial lake. They planned a broader session with British and French officials Sunday, focusing on disarmament nuclear matters Laos and European unity amid the JFK era.
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Paris
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
Chateau
Rambouillet
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Laos
Kennedy
U. S
Train Car Crash Kills Angier Man in North Carolina
A 34 year old man from Angier died at Duke Hospital after a collision between his car and a freight train. Police reported the fatal injuries occurred after the crash early Saturday.
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Angier
Fuquay-Springs
N.C
Duke Hospital
Durham
G. A. Lessard
William E. Young
Rt. 1
Ex convict claims scotch theft as share of Earth
Robert C. Allen 54 told officers he had an excuse for stealing a bottle of scotch from a Tucson drug store. He said things on earth are to be divided equally and he was taking his share.
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Tucson, Ariz
Robert C. Allen
Allen
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