Senate Leaders Push Early Vote On Antipoll Tax
Senate leaders seek an early vote on an antipoll tax amendment to voting in federal elections. The House prepares to take up a $13 billion weapons bill including $491 million for the B 70 bomber amid debates over missiles and defense priorities.
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John Chadwick Lashington
Jeadira
Joe Semane
Kennedy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
House
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Seng
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Congress
Goldwater
Jackson
ABC
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Kennnedy
Explosion Rocks North Spokane Block Destroying Cafe and Shops
Eyewitnesses describe a loud sucking noise preceding a massive blast that leveled a cafe and adjacent stores in North Spokane. The explosion caused shattered windows and injuries to at least 31 people, with a blast radius heard up to 20 miles away and investigators still seeking the blast’s center.
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Spokane
Wash
W. A. Tunham
London
Jack Waller
Mary Keating
Five Line Will For $56 000
Memphis AP reports Louis Faquin disposed of a $56,000 estate via a five line handwritten will on a payroll slip. He died December 21. The document was found in Gazette Classified Ads.
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Memphis, Tenn
Louis Faquin
Rainfall and scattered heat across regions today
Weather report notes showers in Brownsville Texas and Redwood Falls Minnesota with cooler readings in the Pacific Northwest and Maine. Temperatures varied from the low to high ranges as precipitation amounts fell between fractions of an inch to about half an inch.
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Associated Press
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Tex
Pacific Northwest
Redwood Falls
Minn
Caribou
California
Texas
Midwest
Maine
Lebanon
Mississippi Valley
Castro Foe Calls Funds for Quick Attack on Castro
Rafael Serralla urged Cuban exiles at a Bayfront Park rally to fund and recruit for a swift strike on Fidel Castro. He claimed a three month window and 1,000 men could exploit a supposed weak point, aided by 200 young anti Castro guerrillas trained in the Everglades with weapons from Miami's Cuban community.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Rafael Serralla
Bayfront Park
Oppose Cuts In Penna School Aid 1961 Plan Stirs Debate
Harrisburg AP The Governor's Committee of 1% for Better Education opposes any state aid cuts tied to mandatory school district reorganization. The 25 member executive board adopted a nonbinding resolution at a meeting amid concerns districts fear losing aid. Co chair Duane Wilder of Warren said members are optimistic about public acceptance as the 1965 deadline nears and Fayette County has submitted a plan. The next committee meeting is March 28.
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Harrisburg
Dulane Wilder
Warren
Wilder
Pennsylvania
Fayette County
Marth
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