Hoover Returns to His Native Iowa for Library Dedication
Former president Herbert Hoover visits West Branch to dedicate the Long and Hoover Presidential Library, delivering the main speech. Harry S. Truman joins via reciprocal tribute and meets Iowa leaders and local crowds before Hoover stays with Cedar Rapids industrialist Howard Hall.
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George B. Brown
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Iowa
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Harry S. Truman
Truman
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Cedar Rapids
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Nixon Sorry Seattle Not His Precinct
Former Vice President Richard Nixon running for California governor drew a warm Seattle World's Fair crowd. He noted about one third were from California but said the trip was not for that purpose. Pat Nixon and daughters joined him amid cheers.
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Seattle
Richard Nixon
California
State Dept Denies Weal Test Ban Plan Criticism
Washington DC Republicans charge Kennedy atomic test ban would weaken security. White, press officer, defends proposals saying they do not lessen safeguards and may improve control with new data. Foster and Rockefeller critique the plan as risking national security during briefings with lawmakers.
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Cert
Kennedy
William C. Foster
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Satellite Bill Advances Despite Filibuster Threat
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the administration's communications satellite bill by 13 to 4 after rejecting several amendments and sent it to the full Senate where Democratic foes were poised to renew their filibuster today.
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Washington
UPI
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Crucial Tax Cut Meeting Set Today
President Kennedy weighs an immediate tax cut after a White House briefing. Treasury Secretary Dillon, Luther Hodges, Arthur Goldberg, David Bell, and the Council of Economic Advisers join the session to review July economic indicators and decide whether to seek a tax cut this year.
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Congress
Senate confirms Gen Maxwell Taylor as Joint Chiefs chair
The Senate unanimously approves Gen Maxwell D Taylor as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff pledging to use whatever weapons are necessary to defend Western Europe. It also confirms Gen Earle G Wheeler as Army Chief of Staff and Victor M Longstreet as assistant secretary of the Navy. Wheeler serves as second in command in Europe. Taylor commits to the current staff system and rejects a single chief plan.
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