Dirksen to Back Test Ban Treaty Vote
Sen Everett Dirksen Illinois, Senate Republican leader, says he will vote for ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. He notes President Kennedy may issue a clarifying letter to Senate leaders to boost bipartisan support. Mansfield agrees the letter could help, and both expect ratification though some senators remain undecided.
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Postmaster General Named Wallace and Kennedy Nominee
A Kennedy administration reshuffle names John Gronouski Wisconsin tax chief as postmaster general to succeed Day. The Wallace segregation orders trigger police action in Birmingham Mobile and Tuskegee while Huntsville sees partial integration amid protests as border lines shift in education policy.
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Fighting Breaks Out In Laos
In Vientiane sharp fighting broke out early today between right wing and Pathet Lao forces, plunging Laos into a crisis. Casualties included one Pathet Lao soldier killed and another wounded, with two civilians reported allied. Premier Phouma postponed his departure to New York for the UN session. Meanwhile shots and grenades caused sirens as guards protected stations.
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Leaf Prices Average $45 At Opening
The Associated Press report says average leaf prices opened around 345 per hundred pounds with untied leaf fetching $65 to $73 and tied leaf lower. Early sales were uneven. some leaf goes to stabilization and government price supports. Market activity varied from medium to heavy with a fair demand and prices higher than last year’s opening. There was a brief incident involving Antoine Yared during reporting, but no charges were filed.
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Goldwater warns of far left danger in U S politics
In Cleveland Barry Goldwater labeled the far left a dangerous influence in government and urged GOP unity at an Ohio Republican Finance Committee luncheon. He warned against disarmament moves and urged Republicans to focus on a shared target with the New Frontier while avoiding intraparty feuds.
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Graham ends Los Angeles crusade with record crowds
Evangelist Billy Graham drew 134,254 inside the Memorial Coliseum and faced 20,000 turned away outside as his Los Angeles crusade concluded. The event, billed as the largest U S religious gathering, followed a nationwide path that totaled about 1 9 million attendees across cities. Graham urged the audience to return to faith and to consider giving their lives to God.
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Viet Nam Schoolboys Arrests at Saigon High School
In Saigon, troops stormed Chu Van An high school and arrested 750 pupils for barring routes and striking. Brig. Gen Ton That Dinh warned parents of accountability and said protesters over 20 would be drafted, under-20 sent to re education centers, with possible military court trials and death penalties for repeat offenders.
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Special Session Date To Be Set In North Carolina
Gov. Sanford said he will meet legislators this week to set a date for a special session on Senate redistricting. He believes his plan based on population has broad support and would give Mecklenburg County 3 Senate seats. If needed, amendments may be considered, but the school bond referendum timing remains separate from any constitutional changes.
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Parents Seek Names For Quads
Dudley Lehew Jackson reports in Jackson Mississippi that Thomas W N Harkins and his wife welcomed a set of fraternal quad daughters after a Saturday night birth at St. Dominic's Hospital nine weeks after their twin expectations. The quads weighed 3 pounds 3 ounces to 4 pounds 1 ounce and will leave hospital once they reach about four pounds. The Harkins family already includes Susan six Cecilia three Thomas Jr four Martha two and Andrew 15 months.
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