Needy Area Bill Passage Seen Today
The Senate amended the low income areas bill to place direct control of the 394 million program with Secretary of Commerce Luther H. Hodges. After approving amendments, the Senate postponed a final vote, aiming to pass by Wednesday night. Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said the bill would provide federal grants and loans to chronically distressed areas via an independent Commerce Department administration.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Banking Committee
Commerce Department
Eight B52 Crewmen Safe as Bomber Crashes in Field
A B52 bomber with eight crew aboard crashed from 10,000 feet into a barley field near Yuba City California. All eight parachuted to safety though two were injured. One sergeant died at the scene and six other crew members survived. An explosive ordnance team retrieved the nuclear bomb, with officials saying no danger to crew or firefighters. The crash damaged Beale and Mather Air Force Bases operations and disrupted traffic as rescuers worked.
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Yuba City
Mather Air Force
Sacramento
Air Force
Beale Air Force Base
Lawrence Gillham
Northern
California
Across the Nation 180 Negro Marchers Arrested
Police arrested 175 Negroes in Louisville including three leaders for a singing demonstration against segregation. Most offenders were juveniles pa roled to parents. Detainees faced disorderly conduct charges. leaders tied to the Negro steering committee.
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Louisville
Youth Arrested in New Jersey Gun Theft Case
A 16-year-old German born New Brunswick boy, living in New Brunswick, is held on theft charges after police say he stole rifles and pistols including two antique guns from the public library. Officers found guns, swastikas, and Hitler images in his room along with notebooks about weapons.
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New Jersey
New Brunswick
N. J
Hitler
Claude Calligan
Home-Building Tax Cut Urged by Mayor Christopher
San Francisco mayor George Christopher urged allowing homeowners to deduct home improvement costs from state and federal taxes to stimulate the building industry. Eugene Foley of the Commerce Department supported the plan and asked for a memorandum.
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San Francisco
UPI
George Christophers
Act Ag
Anitecession Meashte
Christopher Sid Eugene Foley
Assistiant Secretary of Commerce
Ship Torn by Reef Off Palos Verdes Feared Lost
The 10,000 ton Greek freighter Dominator ran aground near Rocky Point north of Marineland and began taking water. With 9,000 tons of grain aboard, salvage work continued as two tugs failed to dislodge her at high tide. Coast Guard and police prepared for further attempts as weather worsened and crowds gathered along the coast.
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Palos Verdes Peninsula
Coast Guard
Weather Bureau
Palos Verdes
Torrance
National Lottery Referendum Proposal Introduced in Congress
Rep Paul A Fine of New York introduced a bill on Tuesday calling for a national referendum on whether the government should sponsor a national lottery. The measure aims to gauge public support for federal lottery sponsorship.
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Washington
Paul A. Fine
R-N-Y
Day of Hell in Congo Described by nun
In Congo’s Kivu Province a nun recounted a day of terror during a Congo uprising and U N operations. She described rape and brutality as Belgian nuns and priests faced violence while Malayan troops and Gurkha Indian battalions prepared to bolster U N protection. The report notes an airlift from New Delhi to Leopoldville and the arrival of Indian commandos amid continuing unrest.
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Congo
Nun
Leopoldville
U.N
New
Delhi
Kindy
Kama
Chicago
Patrice Lumumba
Tenstra
Kokumba
Kindu
World Wide Grace Testimony Mission
George Vinton
Ebensberg
Frederick
Lynwood
Calif
Mia
Carl L. Anderson
Sally
Elaine
Kivu
Kasongo
U. N
New Delhi
Area Bill in Committee Moves to Aid Hardship Regions
Washington AP The Senate Commerce Committee staff proposed a broad adjustment assistance program to help industries and communities harmed by foreign imports. The plan favors a middle path between free trade and tariffs, offering loans, depreciation, retraining, and technical help through regional productivity councils to rebuild production and resilience.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Goldberg Pledges Jobless Aid to Kennedy Programs
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg told 40 unemployed workers in Milwaukee that the Eisenhower era left the nation with a bad economic situation. He urged bipartisan support for President Kennedy and pledged that the administration would propose programs to meet individual needs and restore economic health. He said they would listen to workers and avoid sweeping problems under the rug.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPN
Arthur J. Goldberg
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Goldberg
Middle West
United
States
Independent City Council stalls on transport plan
Syracuse Nationals upset Philadelphia Warriors in the NBA playoffs opener on page C L, as the Independent ETL council remains stalled on adoption of a municipal transportation program on page B 1.
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Syracuse Nationals
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
Two Woolworths Fire. Havana Bomb Attacks
Saboteurs in downtown Havana ignite two Woolworth stores and throw bombs at two more as fires spread through department stores. The Epoca building is reported destroyed with a five million dollar loss while other blazes are contained with no immediate casualties.
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Havana
UPI
Woolworth
Cost
Amers
Laing
Epoca
Flonr
1A Epoca
Sears Roe
Precios Fijos
Weathering Ham Theatrical Visit Confuses Town
A breezy forecast clashes with a busy week as a famed actor visits the town. The weatherman predicts sun and warmth while streets and venues fill up, except for the theater where the actor works, drawing amused comments from WM.
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Helicon
Em Ae
Maj
M. V
Levy
Hyman Levy
Rochester
N. Y
C. Bigham
Roberts
Bigham
Memphis
Tenn
R. V. Clay
Hazel I. Wessig
South San Gabriel
Capitol
J.R.A. Ethier
Lionel J. Ethier
Woonsockel
R. M. Dodson
Franklin H. Dodson
Jefferson
Iowa
W.W. C. Hart
Herbert C. Hart
Prarieville
Observer
A. Ballikauskas
Steve Baltikauskas
Gary
Ind
al Garlock
Stephen Garlock
Pico
Travis Air Force Base
Fairfield
Rock Hill
S.C
Columbia
Houston
Tex
Myrtle Veronica Barber
Bobby Jr
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
Georgetown University Hospital
New England
Great Falls
Mont
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Wadsworth Jones
Evanston
James D. Rimer
Lebanon
Ore
Stanley Janus
Midget
Lester
New York
National Lottery
Maniema
ETL
Woolworth’s
Ham
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