Kennedy views on federal loans to private schools
President Kennedy told 350 reporters that across the board federal loans to private secondary schools would be unconstitutional and urged advocates to desist or risk derailing the education bill. He acknowledged debate on loans while insisting outright grants to non public schools remain unconstitutional.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
China
United States
U.S. Naval Base
Cuba
Clintonville Purchases Wagner Tractor Co Inc
Clintonville Wisconsin based FWD Corp announced it has bought all the capital stock of Wagner Tractor Co Inc of Portland Oregon. The price was not disclosed in the statement.
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Clintonville
Wis
FWD Corp
Wagner Tractor Co. Inc
Portland
Ore
Weather Outlook Improves As Snow Drifts Melt
Brighter skies and warmer temperatures ease blizzard snow drifts across streets and highways. Forecasts call for partly cloudy skies tonight with cooler but rising temperatures and a warmer Friday. Snow depths at the sewage plant reached seven inches with an additional .26 inches of new fall after midnight.
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Mercury
American Motors
Kohler Strikers Refund Ties to Kaiser Case
The Internal Revenue Service will refund over 1 million dollars to about 2,000 Kohler Co strikers who paid taxes on strike benefits. Refunds, up to 2,000 dollars each, follow a 1960 Supreme Court ruling in Kaiser v. United States.
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Internal Revenue Department
Kohler Co
Emil Nelson
United Auto Workers
U.S. Supreme Court
UAW
Allan Kaiser
Sheboygan
Nelson
Revenue Department
Kaiser
Max Raskin
Union
Congress
Supreme Court
Chicago
Kennedy
Kitzman
Kohler
Storm brings death and heavy snow across Kenosha area
A deadly heart attack after shoveling left Louis F. Aiello, 55, dead as Kenosha and surrounding counties endured up to 15 inches of snow. The storm shutdown plant shifts, closed rural schools, and sparked city plowing efforts while crews cleared main arteries and 134 cars received parking tickets.
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Louis F. Aiello
38Th Ave
Racine
Milwaukee
Lake Geneva
American Motors Corp
Eugene Hammond
Dominic Mattioli
Racini County
Kenosha County
Soviet Space Dog Mission Lands Safely in USSR
Tass reports a five ton Soviet space ship with a dog aboard landed safely in the Soviet Union after an orbit with a maximum height of 154.5 miles and a minimum of 1134 miles. The mission aims to refine vehicle design and life support for future manned flights. The dog Chernushka joins Strelka and Belka as pioneer space travelers.
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Tass
Soviet Union
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Belka Squirrel
Strelka
Belka
Moscow Radio
Birds Drawn to Airports Aim to Banish Attractants
Federal pamphlet warns airports attract birds and lists unsanitary conditions, roost sites and water as draws. It notes hazards from bird ingestion in jet engines and cites law protections before any lethal controls.
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Upb
Fish and Wildlife Service
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Eastern Air Lines
Boston
Elizabeth Taylor Taken Off Danger List
London doctors announced Elizabeth Taylor was moved from danger after pneumonia treatment. Washington reported Secretary Dean Rusk vowed U S forces would stay in Berlin indefinitely to safeguard the city. Madison noted Wisconsin Senate approved joining federal talks on extending unemployment benefits. Rangoon reported 800 Chinese Nationalist irregular troops attacked four Shan State towns near Lashio in Burma’s old road corridor.
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Ipi
State Senate
Wisconsin
Assembly
Rangoon
Burma
Lashio
Burma Road
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Watertown Store Fire Routs Three Families
A downtown Watertown store fire started by a defective furnace forced three families from their second and third floor apartments. The Siegel Economy store suffered heat damage to sporting goods and hardware stock, with losses estimated between $10,000 and $15,000, and total damage around $20,000. Fire Captain Paul Buch Holz led the response.
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Watertown
Wis
Paul Buch Holz
Siegel Economy
Wisconsin Assembly OKs deer bill with variable quota system
The Wisconsin State Assembly approved a deer season bill by 90 to 9, replacing the party permit with a variable quota system for immediate effect. If Senate and governor approve, hunters would face a two year straight season with limited extra-kill areas.
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Madison
UPI
State Assembly
Wisconsin
State Conservation Commission
Assembly Conservation Committee
Paul Alfonsi
Rminocqua
Senate
Conservation Department
Department
Kennedy proposes new cabinet department for housing and urban affairs
President Kennedy asks Congress to create a new cabinet rank department of housing and urban affairs and to authorize 3.25 billion for urban renewal, public housing, and FHA programs. Housing Administrator Robert Weaver would lead the package, with emphasis on middle and low income city residents.
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Kennedy
Congress
Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
Robert C. Weaver
Ltle
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Weaver
Executive
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Public Housing Authority
Urban Renewal Administration
Community Facilities Administration
Federal National Mortgage Association
Truman Visits Kennedy. Caroline Greets Visitor at White House
Former President Truman met President Kennedy at the White House with Kennedy’s 3 year old daughter Caroline greeting him. Truman said he did not offer advice on rearing Caroline and noted Mrs. Truman would handle such matters. He attended a dinner marking the 20th anniversary of the War Investigating Committee.
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Harry S. Truman
Kennedy
White House
Caroline
Truman
Our House
Executive Mansion
War Investigating Committee
Senate
United States
Vaughan
Physicist Harold Brown named to Defense post
President Kennedy nominated 33 year old physicist Harold Brown as director of research and engineering for the Defense Department replacing Herbert York. Brown is deputy director at Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Livermore California. He is described as a specialist in nuclear physics reactor design explosions and weapons systems.
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UPL
Kennedy
Harold Brown
Defense Department
Herbert F. York
Brown
Lawrence Radiation Laboratories
Livermore
Calif
White House
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