Foreign Aid Showdown In Senate
In Washington the Senate prepares for a renewed clash over foreign aid as the administration plans a counterattack after the House trimmed $1 billion. Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen says the aid bill faces deep trouble with a tougher Senate mood and wider public attitude shift.
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Senate
Washington
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Kennedy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dirksen
J. W Fulbright
D-Ark
Tree Falls On Blair Farmer Killing Him In Injury
Blair Wisconsin Earl R W Zastrow 39 died Monday in a La Crosse hospital from injuries after being struck by a falling tree while helping neighbor Alden Elland in a woodlot east of Blair. He was born May 11 1924 Fountain City and survived by parents two sisters Loretta Zastrow Wisconsin Rapids and Violet a missionary in Japan and brother Orville Chevy Chase Md. Services set for 2 p m Thursday at Zion Lutheran Church with burial in church cemetery. Friends may call at Frederixon Chapel Wednesday afternoon and Thursday forenoon and at church Thursday from noon until services.
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Blair
Wis
Earl R. W. Zastrow
la Crosse
Zastrow
Alden Elland
Whitehall Hospital
Fountain City
Herman Zastrow
Loretta Zastrow
Wisconsin Rapids
Wood County
Violet
Japan
Ebrother
Orville
Chevy Chase
Zion Lutheran Church
L. H. Jacobson
Frederixon Chapel
Sixteen Men Await Arraignment On Narcotics Charge
In Minneapolis and St. Paul, 16 men were arrested in narcotics raids and await arraignment on charges of possession and sale of marijuana and heroin. Undercover work preceded the indictments. 75 purchases helped build the case, with about $25,000 weekly business estimated.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Frank G. Pappas
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Twin Cities
Narcotics Bureau
Miles Lord
Horse skeleton unearthed in Albert Lea ages 35000 years
The horse skeleton found by pipeline diggers in Albert Lea Minnesota is at least 35000 years old. University of Minnesota scientists report the dating was done by carbon content measurements and presented to Albert Lea officials Saturday.
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Albert Lea, Minn
University of Minnesota
Albert Lea
Investigators Probe Wreckage of New York Helicopter Crash
In New York a Boeing Vertol 107 twin engine helicopter exploded shortly after takeoff from Idlewild Airport heading to the East River heliport. Six aboard died. investigators examine wreckage for the crash cause as helicopters are grounded. Witness report notes a loud explosion and a burning ball of fire.
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New York
Iddlewild
East River
Wall Street
Manhattan
New York Airways
American Airlines
Parole Refused for Man in Wisconsin Traffic Death
Joseph Pickett 61 of Minneapolis had parole denied while serving a one year term for negligent homicide in the Nov 3 1962 Madison crash that killed James Magli his wife and two children. Powers said parole premature. Pickett stays at Waupun prison camp until late March or early April.
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Madison
Wisconsin Parole Board
Joseph Pickett
Minneapolis
Pickett
James Magli
West
Magli
Sanger Powers
Waupun
Douglas County
Powers
Forest Fire Hazard Quickens in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin forest fire danger is extreme with Price County described as explosive. Rainfall is 94 inches below normal this year and outdoor burning is restricted there while permits continue elsewhere. 46 fires burned over 150 acres statewide this weekend, double last year, blamed on careless smoking and rubbish.
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Wisconsin
Price County
Conservation Department
U.N. Debates Ban on Underground Nuclear Tests
The U.N. general committee prioritizes banning underground nuclear tests amid broader disarmament talks. The U.S. and Soviet Union push for inspection safeguards and space weapon bans, while nonaligned states consider a general disarmament resolution. In separate action, the General Assembly approves delaying power transfer in Southern Rhodesia, with abstentions from the United States and Britain.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Washington
Russia
Geneva Disarmament Committee
Geneva Committee
Assembly
Yugoslavia
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Lord Home
New York
General Assembly
Britain
Rhodesia
Security Council
Nitze Succeeds Korth as Navy Secretary in Nuclear Power Fight
President Kennedy names Paul H. Nitze to replace Fred Korth as Navy secretary amid a congressional clash over continuing nuclear carrier programs. Nitze will face confirmation and possible questions on missiles versus carriers and Korth’s ties to General Dynamics and the TFX contract controversy.
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Washington
Kennedy
Navy
Pentagon
Paul H. Nitze
Fred Korth
Senate
Congress
Korth
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Fort Worth
Tex
General Dynamics Corp
General Dynamics
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Boeing Co
McClellan
Gordon Allott
R-Corp
McNamara
Fred
Nitze
Wall Street
Dillon, Read & Co
State Department
William P. Bundy
McGeorge Bundy
Woman Ends Three Month Hiccups Siege at Home
Atlanta AP reports Lucy McDonald a 38 year old mother of three ends a three month hiccup bout after returning home from a month in hospital. No cause or treatment is given for the mysterious stoppage.
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Atlanta
Lucy McDonald
Adenauer Resigns as West German Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer bids farewell to the Bundestag after 14 years as chancellor. He reiterates hopes for German reunification with the East and praises U S ties while remaining acting chancellor until Ludwig Erhard is elected.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Eugen Gerstenmaier
Bundestag
Gerstenmaier
Heinrich Luebke
Adenauer
East Germany
Ludwig Erhard
United States
Soviet Union
Erhard
Erich Mende
Free Democrats
Mende
Eugene Gerstenmaier
UPI Radiotelephoto
Tax cut bill faces Senate opposition over pressure claims
Senate Finance Committee hearings on the $11 billion tax cut encounter protests from Sen. Albert Gore and Sen. Harry Byrd who denounce what they call intimidation and pressure tactics related to the bill. Treasury Secretary Dillon urges swift action citing economic risks and broad benefits.
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Byrd
Gore
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Democratic National Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
William Keel
Party National Committee
Keel
Mountain
Tennessee
Treasury Department
Kennedy
Congress
House
Dillon
Virginia
Treasury
Finance Committee
Senate
ECM Backs Down as Impartial Panel to Settle Chicken War
The European Common Market agreed to submit the U S chicken dispute with the United States to a panel of foreign trade experts. The panel would study tariffs and shipments of frozen poultry, with a possible $46 million impact cited by U S officials, as six nations including France and West Germany seek tariff relief.
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Brussels
Belgium
European Common Market
United States
European Ministerial Council
Six Nation Trade Group
Western
Europe
France
West Germany
Italy
Holland
Luxembourg
International Trade Organization
The
General Agreement On Tariffs and Trade
Geneva
U.S
Students Answer Peace Corps Call At San Jose State
San Jose California AP report notes 266 San Jose State College students registered and were tested in a one day Peace Corps volunteer drive. Warren Wiggins said about half to a third of registrants may receive invitations to join the corps.
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San Jose
Calif
Peace Corps
San Jose State College
Warren Wiggins
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House Appropriations
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George W. Andrews
D-La
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Idlewild
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Northern Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Senate Armed Services Committee
White House
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