Smathers Sees No Action On 63 Tax Cut In Senate
Sen Smathers of Florida doubts any Senate action on Kennedy tax cut this year. He notes civil rights debate may delay hearings, with hearings projected six to eight weeks and about 200 witnesses. Treasury predicts a $20 billion revenue rise by 1967 if cut passes.
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Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Russell B. Long
D-La
Smathers
Senate
Finance Committee
Byrd
Joe Hall Washington
Sen
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Ten
Kennedy
Ways and Means
House
John J. Williams
Delaware
Williams
Fellin
Throne
Treasury
Body Spotted At Hazelton State Hospital
At dawn on day 1 a body was spotted at Hazelton State Hospital in the cubicle where two miners waited 14 days before being pulled to the surface Tuesday morning. Fellin could not be reached for comment. Ira Mills said Fellin later claimed I don’t feel so good. Medical officials reported confusion and said no still photographs were taken while Charmbury and Mills noted Fellin and Throne were shown with miners’ hats. the supposed body appeared to be swearing.
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State Hospital
Fellin
Ira Mills
Mills
Charmbury
Feltin
Throne
Dan Bova
Louis Bova
Boya
Gordon Smith
Hazleton State General Hospital
Fettin
Charnibury
Wedge
Port Lauderdale
Fla
Martin Mancini
Gainside
Bova
Joun Winali
Hanna and
McKinney
Hanna
Texas Gulf
Steve Hatsis
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Casper A. Nelson
Utah Industrial Commission
Frank Tippie
Tippie
Nelson
Kansas City
Robert Ferguson
Samuel Jones
Ferguson
Jones
Signel
Ferguson and Jones
Fifty Students Protest State Dept Action In Cuba Trip Stand In
Fifty American students who defied a State Department Cuba travel ban returned by plane from Madrid amid protests at Idlewild Airport. Passports were suspended but not marked invalid. ten subpoenas were issued to appear before HUAC. Beatrice Fuller, 16, died from injuries in a Chester auto crash earlier that day.
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Chester
Beatrice Fuller
Linwood
Auto- New York
Ican
Cuba
Madrid
U.S
Idlewild
State Department
Lee Levi Lauh
New York
Columbia University
House Committee On
UN American Activities
Larry Phelps
North Carolina
University of Noe Carolina
Pheps
Washington
Pillip Luce
New York City
Guinp
Cuhan
United States
Laub
Miami
Fidel Cuas
Richard ‘Thorne
Berkeley
Cali
Wid
Lon Kainman
University of
Nicolaus
Wesleyan University
Middletowna
Conn
Brandeis University
Waltham
Mass
Canada Red China trade pact outlined by Sharp
Ottawa AP summary of Canada Canada to admit up to seven million dollars worth of goods from Red China annually as part of a broader agreement tied to a wheat deal. Textiles to make up most imports with safeguards to prevent market disruption and aid Canadian producers.
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Ottawa
Peking
Canada
China
Mitchell Sharp
Sharp
House of Commons
Hig
Red China
Japa
Japan
Hazleton State Hospital
Fellin
Whrune
Britain
Fursey
Duckweeds As Food For Space Proposed
Amherst Mass AP reports duckweeds long a pond duck staple and a bacterial powder from human waste were described as conceivable items for space diets. The discussion notes potential use in long duration missions and highlights food and waste recycling possibilities.
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Amherst
Mass
Veronica Lake Returns To Acting On Stage
Veronica Lake, famous for the peekaboo hairdo of the 1940s, returns to acting in the off Broadway musical comedy Best Foot Forward at Stage 73 Theater. She discusses her comeback, plays a self-parody, and recalls earlier fame while critics note her stage presence.
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Bernard Gavner
NEW York
Veronica Lake
Miss Lake
Applause
Gale Joy
Veronica
Inj
al- Wings
Ken W. Barkley
Peekaboo
Hlanda
Miner Rescued After 49 Hours Seeks Return To Mine
Grant Eslick of Moab Utah recounts the perilous 49 hour entrapment after a mine explosion. He describes barricades smoke curtains and the morale boost of hearing compressed air flow as fellow rescuers reached him. He vows to return to the Texas Gulf Sulphur mine.
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Utah
Grant Eslick
Moab
Clausening
Large Crowd At Allegheny Fair
Pittsburgh AP reports Allegheny County's 26th annual fair drew well over 100000 attendees on opening day and additional crowds were expected on the second day with a stage show as the main attraction.
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Pitsburgh
South Park
Allegheny County
Five Found Alive On Thursday Mine Disaster
Rescue efforts after a mine blast faced delays as air-line problems halted operations. Family members questioned safety inspections while officials from the Bureau of Mines and Utah agencies opened investigations. Authorities reported multiple fatalities and disfigured remains complicating identification.
Pennsylvania Peach Dessert Queen Crowned in York
Anna Margaret Bivens, 15, daughter of a dairy man from St Thomas R D 1, was named the Pennsylvania Peach Dessert Queen. She won the crown at the state Horticultural Association contest for her dessert entry peach petal tarts.
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York, Pa
Pennsylvania
Anna Margaret Bivens
St. Thomas R.D
State Horticultural Association
Dayton Man Rodd Berrick Dies at 47
Obituary notices list Albert Rodd Berrick of Dayton who died August 29, 1963 at work in the Dayton Tool Shed Area of the Pennsylvania Department of Highways. Born November 18, 1915 in Mahoning Township, Armstrong County, he was married to Cordelia Kathryn Arble and survived by four children, a brother Ira Rearick, two sisters, and several relatives. Services set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Glade Run Cemetery, with arrangements through Frank O. Ely Funeral Home.
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Albert Rodd Berrick
Dayton
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Mahoning Township
Armstrong County
Isaac J
Nancy Jane Caldwell Rearick
Cordelia Kathryn Arble
Winchester
Glade Run
T.R.R. Stull
Glade Run Cemetery
Amos Edward Smith
Carence Adamson
Jefferson County
Phillip
Bertha Elbel Smith
Smicksburg
Salem Lutheran Church
Clarence
Gladys) Adamson
Dee
Marie) Griffith
Marion Center R.D
Ella Mae Fleck ‘Smith
Lavellan
Olive) Watt
Russell Wayne Smith
Donald S. Bowser
Plumsville
John K. Timm
Lutheran Cemetery
Metcalf presides lone Senate session for quick adjournment
Washington AP reports Senator Lee Metcalf of Montana presided a one member one sentence session. He dominated the floor and rostrum with staff attendance as he set a token meeting record by adjourning after a three second pause.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
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