Wants Red China Out Completely
Senator Everett M Dirksen Republican leader warned of attaching an anti Red China resolution to Kennedy foreign aid. The State Department opposes action now by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on recognizing Red China or admitting it to the United Nations. He said Red China and Berlin would be discussed with GOP leaders at a news conference after a leadership meeting.
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Seni Everett M. Dirksen
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Dirksen
Senate
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Red
Sally
Jing
Harry
Jim
Khrushchev
United States
China
United Nations
SUSPENSETTE By ESTER ARNO Ends Oldest Soap Opera Run
The soap opera Sally Gallant ran 25 years on radio ending today. Letters from loyal listeners recount memories of marriages, quarrels, amnesia, and amending life plots as fans reflect on the finale and endure the shift away from the program. The column also notes political commentary from Republicans about Khrushchev and Red China in the UN context.
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Ester Arno
Sally Gallant
Radio-Tv
Sally
Tom Gallant
Maude Mulch
Travelers Can't Win Close Ones in 1961 pennant race
The Little Rock Travelers dropped their 28th one run decision, losing 2-1 to Mobile as their record in tight games fell to 11-13. Birmingham and Chattanooga won, with Koch and Boozer yielding shutouts, while Macon and Nashville split in late innings.
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Travs
Mobile Bears
Wred Hatfield
Travelers
Mobile
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Shreveport Sports
Alan Koch
Aanta
Crackers
Lookouts
Macon
Nashville
George Holder
Bears
Lou Koldener
Bobby Case
Little Rock
Gene Lary
Bob Thorpe
Don Saner
Don Lumley
John Sullivan
Rarons
Koch
Auburn
John Boozer
Atlanta
Boozer
al Neiger
Don LeJohn
Jim Williams
Holder
Bruce Swango
Bill Gabler
Education Bill Blocked By Five Republicans On Panel
On the House Education and Labor Committee a five Republican bloc and Democrat William Colmer of Mississippi defeated a larger expenditure plan. Rayburn gained two administration supporters to eight, but James J. Delaney and Thomas P. O Neil Jr. joined Smith to block the bill. The panel approved long-term loans for parochial schools for nonreligious purposes, sending the measure to the Rules Committee, likely ending action on both bills until Rules weighs the defense education extension with church school provisions.
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William Colmer
Mississippi
Rayburn
James J. Delaney
New York
Thomas P. O'Neil Jr
Massachusetts
Smith
House Education and Labor Committee
Delaney
Weather Snapshot and Incomplete City Readings
San Francisco and Seattle show cloudy conditions with mid fifties to low sixties. Tampa and Washington report clear and cloudy skies with temperatures in the seventies. one line indicates a missing entry labeled M-Missing and a trace.
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Paul
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Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
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Salt Lake City
San Diego
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Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Kuwait Crisis Deepens as Iraq-Israel Tension Escalates
Arab lines dispute Kuwait's independence with Iraq claiming Kuwait as "Iraq's southern district of Kus wait." Cairo sources suggest an emergency Arab League meeting could occur by weekend and Kuwait seeks rapid League approval of its recent independence. Kuwaiti emergency declared. 2,400-man garrison bolstered by British troops. Britain and the United States pledge support and recognition of Kuwait as a sovereign state.
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Kuwait
Sheik Abdwilah Mubarak
Mner
Lebanon
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Britain
U.S. State Department
U.S
Arkansas Bar Association names six to study court problems
The Arkansas Bar Association assigns a six member committee to study court problems across the state and propose solutions. West Memphis attorney John Fogelman chairs the panel, which will survey all administrative agencies with court appeals to identify reforms.
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Little Rock
Arkansas‘ Bar Association
John Fogelman
West Memphis
Tax ruling taxes veterans clubs unless charity use
LITTLE ROCK AP The attorney general’s office ruled that veterans clubs are taxable unless used exclusively for charity or public purposes. The opinion was sent to Drew County Tax Assessor Frank Rivere.
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Little Rock
Attorney General's Office
Drew County
Frank Rivere
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