GOP Solidarity On Rights Move Slap to Demos
Washington AP Senate Republicans show unity on civil rights as 24-1 vote defeats an attempt by Sen Javits to ban federal funds for racially segregated hospitals. Mansfield edge-turns party split to 44-37. NAACP conference ends with plans to boost grass roots support for civil rights legislation.
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Washington
Senate
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Health, Education and Welfare and Labor Department
NAACP
Bars
Javits
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Fire safety gaps plague Missouri jails and prisons
Officials warn about fire, explosion, and asphyxiation risks in jails and state institutions. Sheriff groups cite limited inspections, funding, and aging facilities. grand juries and boards of visitors rarely enforce jail safety, while marshals and inspectors advocate stricter controls.
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Glen R. Bikenbury
Department of Corrections
Ohio
Arkansas
Eikenbary
Phil M.donnelly
William Thad Fife
Department of Public Health and Welfare
Missouri
Phelps County
Rolla
Fife
Health and Welfare Department
Ellis Fischel
Cancer Hospital
The
News-Tribune
Missouri Sheriff's Association
Jefferson City
John Dennis
Scotts County
Association
Dennis
Diabetes screening project tests 15 535 workers
Government efforts to screen 15 535 workers aged 20 to 69 anticipate about 183 unknown cases. About 210 were spotted, indicating sensitive and efficient methods. Volunteers fast before a two hour post lab period and consume two fudge bars. Venous blood samples are drawn 1.44 to 2.5 hours after intake in a joint effort by Federal Employee Health Program and the U S Public Health Service.
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Employe Health Program
Diabetes and
Arthritis
U.S. Public Health Service
Study on stock markets calls for orderly changes
A study group found no evidence that credit was used to buy or hold securities and did not issue specific reforms to prevent future stock swings. It urged revisiting past ideas like eliminating floor traders and tightening specialist controls to improve market order, noting stop-less orders may hinder trade execution on the New York Stock Exchange during the prior slide.
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New York Stock Exchange
Chicago
Milton H. Cohen
Invasion Claims Stall With Dominican Denials
The Dominican government and invasion leaders deny launching the attack from Dominican soil as an OAS hearing on the matter proceeds. Port au Prince officials show little concern and no new security measures. The State Department says 32 Americans running a 35000 acre sisal plantation near Fort Liberte are exiting to Cap Haitien.
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OAS
Arturo Calventi
Port Au Prince
State Department
Fort Liberte
Cap Haitien
Mail Train Robbery in Britain Tops £1 Million Losss
A gang of 20 to 30 masked men halted the Glasgow London mail train near London at 3 am and seized about 120 bags of registered mail including currency and diamonds. The post office warned the loss may exceed one million pounds. engineer Jack Mills and an assistant were assaulted as the bandits uncoupled coaches and dumped mail into awaiting cars below a bridge.
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England
London
Post Office
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U.S
Plymouth
Mass
Las Aug
Jack Mills
Humphrey Pushes Youth Bill With Military-Scale Aid Plan
Senator Humphrey promotes a bill offering youth enrolled in a fully funded path to a first rate college or university at a cost less than government expenses for putting him in the woods. He presses police chiefs to back Kennedy programs and to send copies of their papers as proof to bolster support from law enforcement nationwide.
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Democratic Party
Kennedy
Sen. Humphrey
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Kennedy Baby Born To President's Wife In Office
The Kennedy family welcomes their 22nd child, Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, born at Georgetown University Hospital. President Kennedy, about 40 minutes late to Otis AFB for the birth, names the infant Patrick after his grandfather and Bouvier for Mrs. Kennedy's father. Baptism occurred in the operating room by Rev. John Cahill.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
England
Kennedy
Thei l Story
Otis Air Force Base
John Jr
Palm Beach
Fla
Georgetown University Hospital
Patrick
Bouvier
John V. Bouvier
New York
John §. Cahill
Portland
Maine
South Africa prospers at full capacity amid protests
Johannesburg reports that despite international opposition to its racial policies, South Africa's economy expands with industry operating at full capacity. White minority wealth grows as copper, gold, diamonds, and platinum production rise, while major investments in power, rail, roads, and manufacturing proceed.
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South Africa
Africa
United Nations
United States
America
Yrrl Lord
Kennedy seeks bipartisan support for nuclear test ban pact
President Kennedy appeals for broad cross party backing as he works on the message from Boston and Washington. Ambassadors visit the State Department to sign the pact banning above ground nuclear tests while 56 nations are expected to join. Senator Henry M Jackson seeks answers on Soviet missile and radar advances before backing the treaty, with hearings upcoming featuring Dr Edward Teller and Secretary of State Dean Rusk.
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Boston
Qus Air Force Base
Howard Beale
State Department
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Moscow
London
Washington
France
Chhina
Jackson
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee On
U.S
Edward Teller
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Atomic Energy and Armed Services Committees
Jefferson City Post-Tribune masthead and rates
The Jefferson City Post-Tribune, published daily except Saturday by the News Tribune Company at 210 Mon Street, lists editors, publishers, and rates. Carrier and mail subscription rates are shown for Jefferson City, surrounding counties, and other Missouri areas, with prices ranging from 4 to 23 dollars per year. The paper notes Associated Press credit and circulation audit membership.
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Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Robert
Oston
William H. Weldon
L. Rose
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Joe Street
Associated Press
Special Dispatch
Jefferson
Missouri
United
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