Kennedy Hopes To Salvage School Aid Bill From Deadlock
President Kennedy seeks a Senate House conference compromise on federal aid for higher education and school programs. Senate action favors loans while House backed grants. church-operated colleges constitutional issue blocks progress. Humphrey urges immediate school field action as Congress weighs tax cuts and spending.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Panew International Trade
Senate Finance Com
Sgi
Democratic Congress
White House
Congress
Senate
House
Humphrey
York Flour Mill Explosion Damages York Facility
A chemical explosion at the J. F. Biesecker & Sons grain and flour mill near York caused about 5 000 in damages over the weekend. No injuries were reported. Glenn Biesecker said fumes from wheat treating chemicals triggered the blast.
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York, Pa
J. F. Biesecker & Sons
York
Glenn Biesecker
Soviet Union to resume long range nuclear tests
Japanese Foreign Ministry said it would file a protest within days over the Soviet decision to renew long series of nuclear tests carried out since Easter. Meteorologists fear radioactive fallout. reactions ranged from Beijing praising the move to Kuala Lumpur criticizing Kremlin hypocrisy. Khrushchev then urged doctors to lead in the peace struggle at the World Cancer Congress.
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Wee Gee Sree
Japan
Soviet Union
Kuala Lumpur
Malayan Times
Kremlin
Peiping People’s Daily
Communist Party
Pravda
Khrushchev
Integration Group Defies Ban With Silent Prayer Vigil
Hundreds gathered in Albany area on a Saturday night as demonstrators knelt in prayer on the sidewalk after a judge ordered an injunction. King urged lawful action, while the Albany movement planned to challenge the order in court. Telstar linked live broadcasts expected to carry a cross Atlantic program to millions in Europe and America.
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King
Washington
Ameri
Kennedy
Albany Movement
W. G. Anderson
Thel
Telstar
Thelliott
Chicago
Dakota
Mount Rushmore
City Hall
E. James Grant
New York Harbor
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Niagara Falls
Seattle
Pritchett
Sin
Arctic Circle
Gelmann
Nes
United Groes
ABC
CBS
NBC
Atlantic
New York
Andover
Maine
Britanny
Goonhilly
England
European Broadcasting Union
Europe
United States
JFK Meets Visiting SA President in Philadelphia
President Carlos Julio Arosemena of Ecuador arrived in Philadelphia for a welcome and visited Independence Hall with President Kennedy. Arosemena said Ecuador studies the Peru coup and will not rush its relations with the new junta, noting a constitutional government since 1847 and prioritizing unemployment meat agrarian reform and sanitation upgrades.
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Philadelphia
Carlos Julio Arosemena
Ecuador
Washington
State schools debate standard plans and modular construction
Pennsylvania educators reject stock building plans citing regional terrain codes and utilities as costly and impractical. The move toward modular construction uses a base unit to size components, adopted Sept 28 1960, with limited new drawings since then. early signs hint at savings but are not yet proven.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
Council of Education
Clyde E. Klinger
Bureau of
Laos Treaty Ends Long Peace Effort at Geneva
The 14-nation conference signs a Laos independence and neutrality treaty after a 14 month push to end civil war. The accord calls for withdrawal of all foreign troops within 75 days and frontier security, monitored by an international commission from India, Poland and Canada. Delegates hail it as a victory for diplomacy, though many Western officials note dreary practicals remain. The talks also touched on Berlin nuclear tests and East West issues with Rusk and Gromyko meeting for several hours.
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John Bausman
Geneva
Laos
Southeast Asia
Berlin
Germany
U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Rusk
Viet Nam
India
Poland
Canada
Pathet Lao
Lany
Spray blamed in trout kill at Zion Grove hatchery
Late conservation officials believe insecticide sprayed on a neighboring farm caused the death of about 60,000 trout at a private hatchery near Shenandoah Pennsylvania. Also wiped out frogs crayfish lizards and snakes in the hatchery chain. Warden Lech and state representatives investigated with hatchery owner Edward Tomalonis uncertain on value of the fish. The report also notes a stray line about the New York Stock Exchange origin dating to 1792.
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Shenandoah
Zion Grove
Wingtown
Sanitary Water Board
Anthony Lech
Schuylkill County
Lech
Edward Tomalonis
Kennedys Host Glenns Family at Hyannis Port Yacht Cruise
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr and his family vacationed with the Kennedys at Hyannis Port. President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy watched as Glenn and Jacqueline Kennedy water skied on a tandem tow and again with Caroline on skis. The Marlin hosted guests including David Ormsby-Gore. The outing included Carolines on skis and others aboard the Kennedy yacht.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
John Glenn
Earth
Lewis Bay
Ethel. Glenn
Ily
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Glenns
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
John H. Glenn, Jr
Glenn
Outer Space
Robert F. Kenboat
Jacqueline
Joseph P. Kennedy
Marlin
Egg Island
David Glenn
Ethel Kennedy
Kennedys
David Ormsby-Gore
Bucks County Man Bites Police Officer Arrested
A 42 year old Bucks County man Stanley Urbanski of Warminster is charged with biting Patrolman Patrick Kinney on the right hand after a Saturday traffic stop. Police report the incident occurred during arrest.
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Philadelphia
Bucks County
Patrick Kinney
Stanley W. Urbanski
Wartminster
Guard Set For Summer Encampment
The 28th Infantry Division of the Pennsylvania National Guard prepares for summer maneuvers, with drills at Camp Hill and Camp Pickett in Virginia. Maj. Gen. Henry K. Flack notes units will train at these camps as part of a two-state schedule. Military guidance aims to refine Venus and Mars mission readiness, with testing and timing adjustments after a past Atlas launch issue. A large state-wide deployment of armories and NASA launches is planned to support planetary exploration training.
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Venus
Mars
NASA
Mariner Lauening
Ready
Ita
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania National Guard
Camp A. P. Hill
Camp Pickett
Virginia
Henry K. Flack
Camp Hill
Camp Biclett
Unions Delay Strike Pact Talks Resume at Douglas Plant
UAW members at the Douglas Long Beach plant voted Sunday to ratify an agreement with 25 cent hourly raise, unemployment benefits, and an agency shop. IAM workers at Lockheed Burbank rejected latest proposals while Aerojet General machinists near Sacramento ended a strike but refused 60 day cooling off. Kennedy to set working procedures with three member board as other locals weigh strike action.
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UAW
Douglas Long Beach
Douglas
United Aerospace Workers
United Auto Workers
IAM
Lockheed Aircraft
Burbank
Calif
Amney
North American
Ryan
Aerojet-General
Sacramento
Kennedy
Obituaries and political turmoil mix in Homer City area
Obituaries report Willis E. Brandon 48 of Indiana killed in Route 119 crash near Homer City on July 21 1962 and George Edward Brown 29 of Elyria Ohio electrocuted in Las Vegas July 20 1962. Additional notes include a disrupted Algerian CNRA session in Tripoli and Ben Khedda opposition shaping the crisis.
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Willis E. Brandon
Indiana
R.D
Homer City
Willa
Cora Brandon
Eustace Brandon
Patrick J. Hallow
E. E. Millar
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Cockport
George Edward Brown
Elyria
Ohio
Las Vegas
Nev
Dayton
George C
Rosella Pardee Brown
Kathryn
Susan
Lorane
Stephen
Peter
Norman Brown
Creekside
Day
Lots) Co
Benthell
Bella
Algiers
Ben Khedda
Tlemcen
Mohammed Boudiaf
Hocine Aii Ahmed
Boudiaf
Ben Bella
Study Group Urges Red China Seat At United Nations
A citizens study group including Eleanor Roosevelt proposed recognizing Taiwan as a separate representative in the General Assembly and treating Peiping as the governing China. It urged peaceful settlement of China Korea and Germany issues within the UN. The report lists signatures from Mrs. Roosevelt and others.
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United Nations
N.Y
Eleanor Roosevelt
Red
China
Arthur N. Holt
Combe
Harvard
Commission
Roosevelt
Frank P.J. Graham
University of North Carolina
U.N
Kashmir
Donald 5. ‘Harrington
Norman Cousins
James P. Warburg
Francis C. Wilcox
Israel braces for Arab military buildup after rocket fire
TEL AVIV AP Israel's army Chief of staff Gen Zvi Tsur says the firing of four rockets in the United Arab Republic shows Arab military buildup must be taken seriously as large scale maneuvers begin in Israel. Deputy Defense Minister Simon Peres calls the Egypt rocket largely propaganda.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
United Arab Republic
Zvi Tsur
Simon Peres
Grandma Will Care For JFK Jr During August
In Hyannisport Mass AP reports John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr will stay with Mrs Hugh D Auchineless grandmother of the President’s son for a couple of weeks in August. He will be at Ham Marsmith Farm Newport Rhode Island while Mrs Kennedy and Caroline visit Princess Lea Radziwill and family on the Italian Riviera. John Jr will be three years old next Nov. 25.
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Rayne Township
Indiana County
Gasper
Matilda Stadtmiller Nibert
Nibert
Clara Frances Hoffman
Indiana
William N. Nibert
Brush Valley
James M
Lawrence A
Robinson + Lytle’s
Donald H. Lammers
Greenywood
Hyannisport
Mass
John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr
Hugh D. Auchineless
Hammarsmith Farm
Newport
R.I
Caroline
Philadelphian Named In NYC Waterfront Commissioner
Joseph Kaitz a 52 year old Philadelphia native now living in Cedarhurst New York has been named by Governor Nelson Rockefeller as the New York State member of the Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor He is a former special assistant to Republican Senate Majority Leader Walter Mahoney.
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Albany
N.Y
Joseph Kaitz
Nelson Rockefeller
New York State
Waterfront Commission
New York Harbor
Kaitz
Cedarhurst
Walter Mahoney
State Senate
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Bruce W. Tobias
Pine Grove Cemetery
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Saltsburg Stamp and Coin Club
Federal Laboratories
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Salisbury
J. Donald Franklin
Iowo
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Windsor Locks
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Joseph R. Hunter
Robinson
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Edgewood
John William Red Nibert
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National Liberation Front
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Ben Khedida
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