Soviet Space Woman May Visit Berlin
East Berlin speculation swirls that Khrushchev may bring spacewoman Valentina Tereshkova to offset Kennedy's West Berlin visit. Observers doubt she can match Kennedy's crowd impact as Ulbricht marks a birthday while Goetting criticizes the West for militarist rhetoric. Khrushchev lands at Schoenefeld, then tours East Berlin.
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Berlin
Kennedy
West Berlin
Gerhard Goetting
Communist Party
East Berlin
Khrushchev
Goetting
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Schoenefeld
ADN
Ulbricht
Two Wisconsin Dairies Comply With Marketing Order
Milwaukee AP reports two of three Wisconsin dairies Kernely Dairy Two Rivers and Verifine Dairy Products Corp Sheboygan have joined a settlement fund to ensure equitable payments to farmers with surplus milk under a federal milk marketing order. Home Dairy Two Rivers expected to comply soon and the complaint against it was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Donald Fitzgerald
U.S
Wisconsin Dairies
Kernely Dairy
Two Rivers
Verifine Dairy Products Corp., Inc
Sheboygan
Fitzgerald
Home Dairy
Ice sign error hints at mirage on Turnpike
Travelers in 99 degree heat saw a warning reading Drive Slow Ice and Snow on the New Jersey Turnpike. State police said a radio control message was mistransmitted causing the sign to blink, then a button pushed ended the fiasco.
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Secacus
N.J
New Jersey Turnpike
Kennedy Makes Sentimental Irish Pilgrimage in Dublin
President Kennedy visits Dunganstown ancestral home and meets Irish leaders in Dublin in a symbolic trip. Crowds line O Connell Street as flags fly and signs greet him. He plans stops in New Ross and Wexford with wreaths and a de Valera garden party before Italy visit.
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Dublin
Kennedy
Dunganstown
Patrick Kennedy
United States
Ryan
Jack
John Kennedy
U.S
Matthew McCloskey
Sean
John
Shawn
O'Connell Street
Lord Nelson
General Post Office
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
New Ross
Wexford
Sean Lemass
Senate GOP Caucus Moves to Trim State Pay Raise
The Republican caucus signaled a plan to remove 5 million in state employee pay raises from a budget and tax bill to restore balance. A 17 to 4 caucus vote supported this change though merit increases for civil service workers would stay. Lawmakers fear further amendments could break the $643 million 1963-65 spending plan and tax needs.
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Madison
Senate
GOP
Martin Schreiber
Milwaukee
Defense Bill Approved In House 410 to 1
The House passed the defense appropriations bill by 410 to 1, sending it to the Senate. At 47.082 billion dollars, the measure is the second largest peacetime military appropriation, with cuts feared by Defense Secretary McNamara and a disputed troop withdrawal in Europe.
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House
Senate
Thomas B. Curtis
D-Mo
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Europe
George Mahon
D-Tex
Defense Appropriations
Defense Department
Kennedy
Wirtz Promises Standards to End Federal Work Discrimination
Secretary of Labor Wirtz announced new standards to prevent discrimination on federal construction projects. He spoke to the House judiciary subcommittee supporting Kennedy's civil rights package, stressing compliance before contracts are awarded.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
House
Judiciary
Kennedy
Congress
Robert F. Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
National Labor Relaions Board
Cotton
Senate Commerce Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Senate Judiciary
North Carolina Democrat
Senate
No Mass Layoffs By State Seen in Budget Crunch
Madison AP reports no mass layoffs of state employees or immediate major cuts in services if a budget tax bill fails by July 1. Departments plan a 22 percent general fund cut for July to October, with limited spending flexibility to avoid widespread job losses.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Howard Koop
State Department of Administration
Senate
Koop
Bureau of Management
Atty
George Thompson
Department of Administration
Bureau of
Wisconsin
Hutcheson Loses Contempt Appeal In Senate Probe Case
Maurice A. Hutcheson president of the Carpenters Union AFL-CIO lost a fifth appeal in the contempt of Congress case. The U S Court of Appeals affirmed the district court denial of a new hearing and rejected probation and dismissal requests. The 1958 questions related to an Indiana highway right of way. Hutcheson was separately convicted on that matter. The Supreme Court has denied another rehearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Carpenters Union
Afl-Cio
Congress
Senate Rackets Committee
U.S. Court of Appeals
District Court
Hutcheson
Supreme Court
Storms Kill Two in Wisconsin as Severe Weather Hits
A mother of three was struck by lightning while rushing to close the family car windows during violent storms in Wisconsin. A Sauk City truck driver died when his semi plunged off a bridge after clipping another vehicle. Madison area power outages and downed lines followed, with damage to Gisholt Machine and widespread flooding in West Bend and northern Washington County.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Washington County
West Bend
Albert Schwenn
Herman Christian
Sauk City
Waunakee
Dane County
Christian
Gisholt Machine Mfg., Co
Inspect Bomb Damage at Clunis Home After Blast
Police Sgt. Rollo Mudge and suspended Patrolman Dave Clunis examine damage from a bomb that shattered 28 windows in Clunis' building. Clunis, suspended for a month on June 12 for striking a Black man during an arrest, was sleeping and unharmed. no one else was inside.
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Rollo Mudge
Dave Clunis
Clunis
Minneapolis
UPI Telephoto
Pope Paul II Sets Council Reconvening for September 29
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI orders the Ecumenical Council to reconvene on September 29 in Rome. More than 2,500 prelates from around the world are expected for the assembly, the largest gathering in history, as officials weigh whether to conclude by Christmas or extend the council.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council
Vatican
Special Council
Rome
John XXIII
Pope John
Pope Paul
Paul
John
Keller Quietly Celebrates 83rd Birthday at Home
Helen Keller marked her 83rd birthday with a quiet gathering at Arcan Ridge in Easton Connecticut. Family, neighbors, and messages from President Kennedy and Senator Lister Hill accompanied a three tier cake and roses as Keller remains active as a consultant to the American Foundation for the Blind.
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Miss Keller
Kennedy
American Foundation For the Blind
Phillip Brooks Keller
Dallas
Tex
Mildred Tyson
Montgomery
Ala
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Mary Ryan
Kennedy Homestead
UPI
JFK
By Thomas A. Reedy
Italy
Pope Paul VI
The
Associated Press
Jerris Leonard
Casimir Kendzierski
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Lynn Stalbaum
D-Racine
Richard Zaborski
Goldwater
John V. Lindsay
R-N.y
Lindsay
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Peace Corps
Ocal News
Helen Keller
By Fred Golden
Lister Hill
Alabama
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