Adenauer Bids Final Farewell to Parliament
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer bid farewell to the Bundestag saying reunion with East Germany depends on friends abroad. He noted the dream remains possible only with international support as he prepared to step down.
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Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Ludwig Erhard
Adenauer
Germany
Sormido Nur Lud Te
West Germany
Eugen Gerstenmaier
Bundestag
Cellor
Heinrich Luebke
East Germany
TV Am
Carpenter Fined for 235 Parking Tickets in Chicago
In Traffic Court Judge Casimir V. Cwiklinski fined Frank Sarace n o 32 four thousand six hundred sixty five dollars for failing to pay 235 tickets from 1960 61. He claimed not to know of the tickets until court, offered a down payment and pledged 50 percent of his income monthly to settle the balance. His attorney said Saracen had sold the car as ownership no longer seems economical.
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Chicago
Frank Saracen
Casimir V. Cwiklinski
Saraceno
Sasz
Ana
Saracena
Senate redistricting turmoil delay feared in Raleigh
The Senate stalled amid a parliamentary tangle over a Sanford administration redistricting plan. House supporters discussed a “little federal” plan and a constitutional amendment to redraw representation, with votes slated for 1964. A companion proposal would boost Senate seats to 70 and shrink House to 100, but action hinges on rules and potential subcommittee action.
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George Wood
Camden
House
Senate
Wood
William Leonard
Transylvania
Guilford
Mecklenburg
Algerian forces recapture Moroccan desert outposts
Algiers Radio announced that Algerian troops retook Hassi Belda and Tinjoub desert posts seized by Moroccan forces on Monday. The broadcast claimed Moroccan units, aided by tanks, suffered heavy losses as reinforcements arrived and some troops were airlifted by planes from a US trained Royal Moroccan Air Force unit.
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Algiers
Rabat
Morocco
Thomas McClung
Levasy
W.va
U.S
Mocorro
McClung
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Benguerir
Navasseur
Sidi Slimane
Mamie Reynolds inherits $2 million windfall
Mamie Reynolds aged 21 is reported to have inherited $2 million, a Chicago area heiress described in AP dispatches. The story notes her sudden wealth and the references to a notable fortune transfer in today’s coverage.
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Mamie Reynolds
Protests Heard Tax Cut Bill Faces Rough Path
Washington negotiates over an $11 billion tax cut measure as Senate Finance Committee debates. Treasury estimates show a family of four would face higher costs, while Democratic senators accuse pressure tactics and intimidation from supporters. Senator Albert Gore warns of telegrams from party officials while urging careful action.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Yoassy
Wee Gee
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Keel
Richards Byrd Gore split on bill in Va. panel action
Raleigh? Asheville and Winston-Salem report a heated scene as Senator Byrd and Gore clash over a bill with Keel testimony demanded. The piece ties Mamie Reynolds inheritance into national committee actions and notes Chinetti’s $12 to $15 million estate.
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Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Gore
William Eel
Party National Committee
Keel
Asheville
N.C
Mamie Spears Reynolds
New York
A.S
Chinetti
Caln
U.S
Robert R
Reynolds
Chi
Mamie
Netti
Wachovia Bank &Washington
Mamie, Trust Co
Trussee
McLean
Luigo Chinetti Jr
Washington
Winston-Salem
Usmie
Evalyn Melalike
Sean Reynolds
Tommy
Mountain
Tennessee
Hedgecock
Mary Jean Mitchell
Smithsonian
Lean
Carrie B. Walsh
City Hospital
Nate Evalyn Walsh McLean
Daniel W. O'Donoghue
iCrossword
Hope Blue Diamond
Guardian
Iaffer
MelBridge
Chinettis
Iusi
Society
Sign Case Appeal Is Dismissed
Washington AP report says the U S Supreme Court dismissed for lack of action an appeal from North Carolina figures Kidd Brewer and Robert A Burch in a highway sign scandal. They were convicted in 1962 of influence peddling in state sign purchases for the interstate system and face prison terms. execution of custody awaits reaffirmation by the State Supreme Court and Wake Superior Court before a capias is issued. Brewer, a former Duke football player and coach, alleged he conspired to rig sign specifications for firms he represented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Kidd Brewer
Rasteigh
Robert A. Bureh
Raleigh
Sanford
Burch
Brewer
William T. Hatch
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Wake Superior Court
Superior Court
Rayymond B Mallard
Duke University
Tar Heel
Terry Sanford
Fox
Tariff Cuts Hit U.S. Poultry Exports to Common Market
Rene ReneT Enea reports that Common Market tariffs have damaged U.S. poultry by about 46 million dollars. The U.S. government notes a reduction in European duties to 12.43 cents per pound has sharply reduced shipments, especially to West Germany, with a 2 to 16 percent cut deemed small and uncertain.
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Rene Renet
Navy eyes nuclear engines for ships amid cost hopes
The Navy and AEC push for using atomic power in warships as costs drop and efficiency rises. Seaborg told McNamara of engines with life and power advantages. critics warn on carrier costs. Policy may shift despite Secretary Korth’s resignation and Congress scrutiny.
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Washington
Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
AEC
Glenn Seaborg
Defense
Robert $. McNamara
Pentagon
Capitol Hill
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
McNamara
Congress
United States
Seaborg
Namara
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