Senators clash as Morse disputes Mansfield in satellite bill fight
Senate session turns bitter as Sen. Wayne Morse questions Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield and Sen. Hubert Humphrey. Morse claims denial of his right to speak against the unicord consent request while Mansfield defends record. The filibuster against the Kennedy administration satellite bill continues with Gore promising cloture.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
D.-Ore
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Morse
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Mansfield
Sen
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Humphrey
Oregon
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
George A. Smathers
D.fla
Democratic
Gore
Maurine B. Neuberger
Grain shortages found in Midwest warehouses blamed on losses
Agriculture Department investigators report shortages totaling about one million bushels of government owned grain stored in Midwest commercial warehouses. Value near 1.1 million dollars. Eleven cases in all show corn and soybeans missing. receivers appointed in eight cases to halt further handling.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Iowa City
Nic Elevator Co
Mason City
Adolph Welsh
Pawnee Elevator
Pawnee
Ill
Three Children Killed When Car Skids in North Carolina
In Lagrange North Carolina three children Willard Lee Person 13 Blondell Marie Person 11 and Sandra Vaughan Koonce 9 were killed when a car skidded hitting them. Ardee Bizzell Jr 29 is held on charges of reckless driving and second degree manslaughter with a preliminary hearing set for Friday.
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LaGrange
Water Main Break Strands Bayonne in Water Cutoff
A Bayonne water main break left the city of 74 000 without water for about 10 hours. Auxiliary lines were used with a health boil water advisory. Bayonne Hospital limited operations and canceled major surgery as emergency crews, tankers, and fire units were dispatched from neighboring towns.
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Bayonne
N.J
State Department of Health
Wanaque
North Jersey
Water Department
North Arlington
Finkbines Plan to Seek Abortion Leave Arizona State
Mrs. Finkbine and her husband say they will travel out of state to obtain an abortion after a Phoenix judge rejected their bid to sanction the procedure. The case centers on thalidomide exposure and a dispute over whether the law permits abortion to protect the mother’s health.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert L. Finkbine
Arizona
Finkbine
Europe
Australia
Canada
Yale McFate
State Superior Court
Finkbines
Good Samaritan Hospital of
Hospital Administrato
Stephen Morris
Morris
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lifeguard Survives Minutes Underwater in Drain Trap
At Asbury Park New Jersey a 20 year old lifeguard Garrett Giberson spent six to eight minutes under nine feet of water after being pulled into a two foot wide drain. Fellow lifeguards William Knight and Ray Scharf shut off the pool water and performed air sharing and mouth to mouth resuscitation until help arrived. Giberson remained in satisfactory condition at Fitkin Memorial Hospital Neptune.
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Asbury Park
N.J
Garrett Giberson
Giberson
Fitkin Memorial Hospital
Neptune
Knights
Scharf
Knight
New Site Considered For Range
Rep. Herbert C. Bonner says a tract in the Lake Phelps area between Belhaven and Plymouth is under Air Force consideration for a practice bombing range. He opposes Lake Phelps due to waterfowl concerns, after earlier efforts blocked Lake Matta muskeet and after Gov. Sanford offered Bladen Lakes State Forest and another nearby tract.
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Washington, N. C
Herbert C. Bonner
D-N.c
Lake Phelps
Belhaven
Plymouth
Air Force
Bonner
Lake Mattamuskeet
Hyde County
Lake Mattaimuskeet
Gov. Sanford
Bladen Lakes State Forest
British Ship Collides Sinks in Detroit River
A British freighter Montrose and a barge collided in the Detroit River near the Ambassador Bridge. The Montrose, listing heavily, sank toward its port side as crews evacuated 41 crew members without injury. The barge and tug escaped damage. officers remained aboard briefly to protect ownership.
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Montrose
Detroit River
Ambassador Bridge
Detroit
Sador Bridge
Windsor
Ont
Ralph Eyre-Walker
Birkenhead
England
Richard Fowden
Manchester
Nathaniel Browlee
Belfast
Ireland
David Wheatley
Wadebridge
Cornwall
G. D. Beatty
Wheatley
U.S
Montreal Shipping of
London
Burles Markes Ltd
Eden
Portugal
St. Lawrence Seaway
Fort William
Mediterranean
Port Huron
Mich
Becker Towing Co
William Ademek
Red China Observes Army Anniversary
Tokyo AP report says Red China marked the 35th anniversary of the Communist Liberation Army. A broadcast asserted the force remains ready to seize Formosa.
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Red China
Tokyo
Communist “Liberation Army
Formosa
High Altitude Nuclear Tests Likely to Continue
The United States signals continuation of high altitude tests in the Pacific after Johnston Island launch pad damage. The AEC and DoD say repairs will take weeks, with decision to proceed resting with President Kennedy. Maj. Gen. Alfred D. Starbird aided discussions and remains in Washington.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Department of Defense
Johnston Island
Kennedy
AEC
Alfred D. Starbird
Joint Task Force 8
Stallings Named CD Director for North Carolina
Gov. Sanford Koday appoints Robert L. Stallings former New Bern mayor as director of the State Department of Conservation and Development succeeding Hargrove Bowles Jr. Bowles resigns as director but stays on as board member and chairman. Stallings, partner in Eastern Gas and Oil and leader at several Eastern firms, brings business success to the post.
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Raleigh
Sanford Koday
Robert L. Stallings
New Bern
State Department of Conservation and Development
Hargrove Bowles Jr
Greensboro
Bowles
C&d
Stallings
North Carolina
Robert Stallings
Board of Conservation and Development
Department of Conservation and Development
Eastern Gas and Oil Co
Eastern Rulane Sales Corp
Eastern Dredging Corp
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George James
New York City
New York
Ontario
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