Kennedy warns cuts in foreign aid harm trade and security
President Kennedy told 400 export executives that House cuts in foreign aid threaten U S export trade and national security. He urged business support to restore aid money in the Senate and emphasized the value of the aid program amid a broader push to reduce the balance of payments deficit.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
White House
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
House of Representatives
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Judge blames SIU for Great Lakes trade dispute
A federal judge accused the Sea Services International Union of provoking a dangerous U.S.-Canada dispute over the idle Canadian freighter Shaw in Chicago. The judge urged investigation of the SIU as members sympathetic to the union hindered grain loading, heightening cross border tensions and port violence concerns.
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Chicago
Seafarers’ International Union
United States
Canada
James B. Parsons
U.S
Howard L. Shaw
Seafarers International Union
Canadian Maritime Union
Upper Lakes Shipping Ltd
Toronto
Shaw
SIU
CMU
Judge Parsons
Grain Elevator Workers Union
John Youngblood
National Labor Relations Board
Youngblood
The
Fischer quintuplets thrive. names chosen amid gifts
ABERDEEN S D four girls and a boy born early Saturday continue to breathe easily and take milk as doctors call the first 72 hours crucial. The Fischer quints received names Mary Ann Mary Catherine Mary Margaret and Mary Magdalene with James Andrew as the lone boy. Gifts and scholarships poured in from St Josephs College Northern State College and two girls colleges. The Fischers face a housing decision as landlords offer their current home or land for a new one.
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Aberdeen
S.D
James Berbos
St. Luke's Hospital
Mary Ann Fischer
M. Stephen
Fischer
Vincent Healy
Leola
Stephen
Mary Ann
Mary Catherine
Mary Margaret
Mary Magdalene
James Andrew
Mary Stephen
Catherine Davis
Margaret Dorman
St. Luke’s
St. Joseph’s College
Philadelphia
Northern State College
Presentation Junior College
Mount Mary College
Yankton
S.C
Fischers
Elroy Harrington
Chamber of Commerce
See Quints
Cindy Fails To Hammer Inland As Cindy Dims
Hurricane Cindy, the third of the year to reach the mainland, hit the Texas coast near Port Arthur with 80 mph winds then weakened inland. Civil Defense reports indicate minimal structural damage though Cameron Parish evacuees reached 10,000 with Port Arthur Beaumont and Galveston sheltering hundreds.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Cindy
Texas
Louisiana
Port Arthur-Beaumont-Orange
Cameron Parish
Carla
Cameron
Audrey
Civil Defense
Texas Department of Public Safety
Carl Reon
Main Street
Beaumont
Galveston
Gulf of Mexico
Plan to march on state capitol after church bombing
Police planned extra precautions for the funeral of Carol Robertson 14 as thousands were expected at St Johns AME church. Governors Wallace and King clash over blame while federal troops stand by and schools report threat hoaxes and rising attendance.
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Birmingham
Ala
Carol Robertson
St. John’s
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
State House
Wallace
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
St. John’s African Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
State Capitol
King
Hurricane Fails To Slow Up Fishermen
In Galveston Texas pier workers watched fishermen continue catching redfish off the leeward side of the Galveston Pleasure Pier as hurricane Cindy neared the coast. Pier attendant Paul Grady said the Gulf was rough but fishermen would ride out the storm and keep casting.
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Galveston
Tex
Galveston Pleasure Pier
Old Gulf
Paul Grady
Amphibian plane crash traps man on Prior Lake
In Shakopee Minnesota an amphibian plane crashed on the east end of Prior Lake at about 7:45 a.m. one man was believed trapped and feared dead while a second man was injured. Pilot John Hagen 33 of Northwest Airlines was taken to Methodist hospital in St. Louis Park in fair condition. Hagen said a second man remained inside the wrecked craft.
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Shakopee
Minn
Prior Lake
John Hagen
Northwest Airlines
Methodist Hospital
St. Louis Park
Hagen
Delegates Hope For Accord In U.N. Session
The United States and Soviet Union top delegates confer at the United Nations as East West tensions appear to thaw. Adlai Stevenson opened talks with Andrei Gromyko and expressed hope polemics will ease during the General Assembly session. Kennedy to address the assembly in his first appearance since 1961, with U Thant arranging a luncheon with Lester Pearson.
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N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Andrei A. Gromyko
New York
Isues
Stevenson
Francis T.P. Plimpton
Charles W. Yost
Gromyko
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Africa
South Africa
Portugal
World Forum
Britain
Rhodesia
General Assembly
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Social Committee
Kennedy
Lester B. Pearson
U Thant
Student committee plans larger Cuba trips next January
A Brooklyn federal grand jury resumes probing a 59 student Cuba trip as the sponsoring committee says Cuba issued a second invitation. The group aims to send 200 Americans to Cuba next January with Cuban Federation of University Students paying expenses. One traveler drowned. passports were invalidated on return.
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New York
Brooklyn
Cuba
Caribbean
Philip A. Luce
Fidel Castro
Cuban Federation of University Students
Luce
State Department
Olson to announce bid for Wisconsin governor
Lt. Gov. Jack Olson will reveal at a Madison news conference that he will seek the Republican nomination for governor. The 43 year old Wisconsin Dells native has formed Olson for Governor clubs statewide and is expected to face Warren Knowles or Wilbur Renk in the GOP primary. Olson, elected in 1962, is joined at the event by wife Eleanor and daughter Sally.
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Madison
Jack Olson
Wisconsin Dells
Olson
Warren Knowles
New Richmond
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Knowles
Ful
Eleanor
Sally
Wisconsin Dells High School
Jill
Western Michigan University
Governor vetoes bills on town boards and nonresidents
Gov. Reynolds vetoed a bill allowing town boards to create utility districts and take over sanitary district functions. He also vetoed nonresident eligibility for state dealer licenses and a measure forcing party ballots to be handed to inspectors. He left open PSC oversight for sanitary districts.
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PSC
Wisconsin
Malaysia Breaks Philippines Indonesia Ties
Malaysia announces breaking diplomatic relations with Indonesia and the Philippines after protests at the Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur. Demonstrators clashed with police, setting fire to a building and smashing windows during a 35 minute riot that drew over 1 000 participants.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Ap'—Malaysa
Indonesia
Philippines
Jakarta
Medan
North Sumatra
Nuclear Test Ban Picks Up Ervin’s Vote
The limited nuclear test ban treaty gained Sen. Fam Ervin’s promised support, raising ratification backers to 78 with 13 opposing and 9 undecided. Mansfield hopes a vote on reservations occurs this week, while Th urnmond criticizes the pact as risking U.S. deterrence. a Friday vote remained doubtful.
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Ervins
Washington
Fam Ervin
D-N.c
Ervin
Senate
United States
Free World
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Kennedy
Thurmond
South Carolina
Symington and
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