Congress Faces Long Ninth Month With Major Battles Ahead
Congress lumbers into its ninth month with heavy tasks awaiting. Key fights loom over a tax cut foreign aid spending and a civil rights program likely to trigger a Southern filibuster. The Senate aims to advance Kennedy administration measures on jobs and the manpower act while debates continue over funding and state matching.
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Tennessee
U.S
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Mike Mansfield
Bald Salesmen Wanted Ad Draws Applicants in KC
A Chicago based firm ran a salesmen wanted ad in a Kansas City newspaper on Monday seeking bald men for a modeling role. The advertiser reported receiving 15 or 20 applicants for the job. Edmond son said the company seeks bald salesmen to model the product.
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Kansas City
Edmondson
Negro Leader Faces Trial in Louisiana Civil Rights Case
Kennedy ordered FBI agents to Plaquemine as farmer Charles Farmer and 15 CORE officials face trial in Louisiana after civil rights protest. Authorities sought U S marshals to enforce a temporary restraining order as violence and arrests marked the Freedom Rock march.
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Plaquemine
New Orleans
Charles Schnebelen
Iberville Parish
U.S
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E. Gordon West
Baton Rouge
Freedom Rock Baptist Church
U N Considers Charges in Middle East Ambush Case
U N members discuss a Morocco backed resolution condemning the ambush death of two Israeli farmers at Almagor. The draft implies Syrian responsibility but omits explicit blame. US Britain pushed amendments to gain Arab support while Russia looms as potential veto maker in the Security Council.
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Middle East
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Notable royal marriage crisis denied by ex king
Ex King Peter of Yugoslavia denies marital troubles led Alexandra to overdose. He insists their marriage remains sound, while discussing the costs of atmospheric testing and oil prices.
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Venice
Peter
Yugoslavia
Alexandra
Macon Board Fears Federal Troops If Course Changes
A Macon school board member warns that any alternate course would invite federal troops into the district. The remark highlights tensions over school governance and federal intervention.
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Macon School
Uity
Stovall recalls father’s grim remark on marriage to Hunter
Walter Stovall recounts his father’s reaction when learning he married Char layne Hunter, the first Black woman admitted to the University of Georgia, calling it “the end of the world.”
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New York
Walter Stovall
Charlayne Hunter
University of Georgia
The Lighter Side: Fitness Fiasco From Overdoing It
Dick West recounts overzealous workouts after reading the President's Council on Physical Fitness guide. He exaggerates by attempting all exercises at once, causing a car flip and a dangerous tumble with his son, prompting a realization to ease into activity safely.
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Washington
UPI
Lombardo
President's Council On Physical Fitness
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Remedy
New healing substance Bio-Dyne discovered by a world famous research institute reduces hemorrhoids without surgery. Relief from itching and pain comes as shrinkage occurs in case after case. Now sold as Preparation H suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Retired Marine General Lemuel Shepherd Injured in Fox Hunt
Gen Lemuel Shepherd 67 a World War II combat hero and former commandant 1951 55 was thrown from his horse during a fox hunt near Warrenton Virginia He suffered a broken arm and head injuries and was reported in satisfactory condition at Bethesda Naval Hospital authorities said
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Warrenton
Natural Arthritis Relief Without Drugs or Surgery
Readers aged 50 and over are invited to request a book detailing natural treatments for arthritis and related conditions. The author claims over 70 000 people have benefited and promises a compelling client success story.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
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