Arbitration Bill Stalls in Congress Over Maritime Strike
A compulsory arbitration bill for maritime labor disputes stalls in the House Merchant Marine Committee. Chairman Herbert Bonner plans amendments to gain support, proposing a potential Supreme Court justice as arbitrator. Hearings resume next week with Willard Wirtz and Luther Hodges to testify.
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Quotes In The News: Reactions from London and Denver
Home Secretary rooke condemned demonstrators as a handful of communists and anarchists. Rev Dr Ben Herbster urged a crusade for racial equality in a Lord’s Day address. Attorney Jeremy Hutchinson criticized Dr Giuseppe Martelli as seen by Russians as expendable.
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Ecuador Ousts President in Bloodless Military Coup
The military junta in Quito ousted President Carlos Julio Arosemena in a bloodless coup and installed strict rule. A curfew was imposed, censorship announced, constitutional guarantees suspended, and penalties pledges issued for any opposition. Arosemena, linked to a drinking incident, was flown to Panama after dismissal amid riots in Quito and Guayaquil.
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Woman Seeks License Restored After False Age Claim
A 33 year old woman in Los Angeles challenged in court the revocation of her driver's license for fraudlent conduct after admitting she falsified her age to satisfy vanity. Sumi Vella testified she gave a false age to the DMV and sought restoration of her license.
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Jet Rocket Strike Kills Two in War Games Accident
At Hurlburt Field a low-flying F 100 fired inert rockets at a bunker during TAC war games. One rocket breached an observation slit, killing Lt Col Sherman R. Smith and Capt Mercer R. Ferguson and injuring 14 others. Details on the deaths were not disclosed.
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Eisenhower denies excluding Rockefeller and Goldwater from 1964 GOP list
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower rejects reports that he ruled out Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Sen. Barry Goldwater for the 1964 Republican nomination. He states his list of acceptable candidates did not exclude those names and references other potential nominees such as Gov. William Scranton Gov. George Romney Sen. Thurston Morton and Gen. Lucius D. Clay.
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Boy, 15, Drowns Crossing Pool in Oklahoma City Suburb
Oklahoma City report says Keith W. Barnes, 15, drowned Thursday while attempting to swim across a 250 foot wide Twilight Beach pool in Warr Acres. Firemen recovered the body about five minutes later from about 14 feet of water in the pool center.
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