Senate Rejects GOP Attempts To Trim Kennedy Wage Bill
The Senate defeated a Republican substitute that would have cut a million from bringing five million workers under the wage hour law. The Kennedy bill would raise the wage floor to 1.25 dollars per hour, with broader coverage. House adjournment blocked further quorum efforts as the House lacks business this week.
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Senate
Kennedy
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Winston L. Prouty
Prouty
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Vermont
Dirksen
House
Ance
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fla
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Monroney
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Nixon Challenged In Kennedy Attack
Vice President Richard M Nixon returns from his first campaign trip to the South amid a Democratic push to condemn an attack on Senator John F Kennedy. Senator Gale McGee demands Nixon clarify endorsement or repudiation of the attack, while Kennedy labels the speech by Senator Hugh Scott as unfair and distorted. Nixon pledges not to dodge civil rights issues as he addresses a Greensboro crowd and outlines a stance on progress. Kennedy and Nixon also send foreign policy positions, Kennedy urging a Middle East conference, Nixon calling for a new era of U S British leadership against Soviet challenges.
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Richard M. Nixon
South
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Gale W. McGee
D-Wye
Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
R-Ra
Greensboro
N. C
Kennedy
Israel Goldstein
New York
Liberal Party
Middle East
U. S
Huge Balloon Satellite Echo I Seen By Most Viewers
Washington observer Jonathan Blair photographed Echo I from Dearborn observatory. The aluminum coated Mylar satellite 1000 miles out traced a 4600 mile arc across a clear sky. It arrived over the Pacific and set over the Atlantic, appearing as tall as a ten story building.
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Echo I
Northwestern
Jonathan
Blair
Washington
Dearborn Observatory
Earth
DuPont
Circleville
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Railroad Strike Idles 30000 at U S Steel Mills
In Pittsburgh AP reports about 1150 nonoperating employees walked out in a contract dispute, idling five U S Steel mills. The strike shuts down 30000 steelworkers and halts rail service of the company’s Duquesne Homestead Edgar Thomson Irvin and Clairton works after failed talks.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
United Steelworkers Union
U. S. Steel
Duquesne, Homestead
Edgar Thomson, Irvin and
Clairton Works
Labor Secretary Ailing in Scotland
Morgan Phillips general secretary of the British Labour Party who suffered a stroke Monday night is reported by hospital authorities to be improving in Glasgow Scotland.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Morgan Phillips
British Labor Party
Ohio Weather Outlook Says Hot Conditions Foster 90s
Official Weather Bureau summary notes fair skies overnight in Ohio with ground fog lifting by daybreak. Temperatures rise into the 90s across most areas today and Friday with possible thundershowers Friday evening in the west. cooler weather not expected until the weekend. Early temps include Youngstown 56, Cleveland 64, Cincinnati 65, Columbus 66. Hocking Valley hits 93, just below the season high of 94. Partly cloudy and hot continuing tonight and Friday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Youngstown
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Hocking Valley
Chang Named Premier Nominee in South Korea
Former Vice President John M. Chang was nominated as premier of South Korea's second republic. The House of Representatives scheduled a Friday vote after President Yun Po-sun presented Chang less than 24 hours after rejecting Kim Do-yun, an ally of the president.
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Seoul
South Korea
John M. Chang
House of Representatives
Yun Po-sun
Chang
House
Kim Do-yun
Democratic Party
Old Guard
U S Moves To Quarantine Dominican Republic Over Plot
Secretary of State Herter to back Venezuela’s push in the OAS to condemn the Dominican Republic for alleged involvement in a June plot against Venezuelan President Betancourt. Arcaya urges sanctions and possible break in relations, while ministers mull measures.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Christian A. Herter
United States
Dominican Republic
Herter
Organization of American States
OAS
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Ignacio Luis Arcaga
SAS
Betancourt
Arcaya
Powers Hopes for Leniency in U2 Pilot Trial
Francis Gary Powers defense attorney Mikhail Grimov urged leniency as the Moscow military court concluded its second day of testimony. Powers defended the mission as an order abiding pilot while experts described premeditated planning and identified markings issues. He argued he could not kill and noted his regret over the May 1 flight.
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Moscow
Francis Gary Powers
Mikhail I. Grimov
Powers
Grimov
Moscow Radio
Victor Borisoglebsky
United States
Yuri Tyufilin
Convicted rapist held after fatal dismemberment of 11 year old
In Boonville Indiana Emmett Hashfield 53 facing first degree murder charges after Avril Terry vanished and her dismembered body was found. An angry crowd gathered outside the jail as Hashfield was kept under tight guard awaiting bail decision.
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Boonville, Ind
Avril
Honey) Terry
Emmett O. Hashfield
Treitmaier Family Reunited At Rockbridge
Mrs. Magdalena Schned arrives in Rockbridge from Passau Germany with grandson Manfred Treitmaier. Manfred’s parents Joseph and Monica Treitmaier came from Germany two years ago. They welcomed daughter Robbie since settling in Rockbridge as their son joins the family. Mrs Schned plans to stay a year with relatives.
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Magdalena Schned
Rockbridge
Passau
Germany
Manfred Treitmaier
Manfred
Joseph Treitmaier
Monica
Robbie
Treitmaier
Schned
Lumumba Snubs U.S. Envoy as Congo Tensions Rise
In Leopoldville, Congolese soldiers attacked a Canadian United Nations detachment at the airport, while Premier Lumumba blocked the U.S. ambassador from meeting him. A Congo delegation heads to New York to present the case to the UN Security Council amid Katanga tensions and renewed threats of invasion.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
United Nations
Leopoldville
United States
Patrice Lumumba
New York
Congo
United Nations Security Council
Luluabourg
Lumumba
Katanga
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
New African Republic
Ghana
Soviet Union
Hammarskjold
Galloping Grandma Visits Logan on Hiking Journey
Gatewood Ohio’s famed hiker known as Galloping Grandma stopped in Logan yesterday while en route to her Gallipolis home. She completed a 250 mile hike along the Long Trail from Connecticut to Canada on August 7 after starting July 16. She plans to aid Buckeye Trail development in Hocking County.
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Gatewood
Ohio
Logan
Gallipolis
Hocking Park
Connecticut
Canada
Hocking County
Cuban Navy Shakeup Rumored After Plot Against Regime
Reports claim Castro brothers uncovered a plot by dissident naval officers at Casa Blanca base near Havana. About 300 officers allegedly arrested amid a shakeup as Navy chief Castineira's status remained unconfirmed, while Fidel and Raul Castro are said to lead the crackdown.
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Castro Brothers
Castro
Casa Blanca
Cuba
Armed Forces
Navy
Juan Castineira
Fidel Castro
Las Villas
Cienfuegos
Raul
Spunky Frees Pal From Jail in Ohio Manhunt
A 21-year-old Warsaw fugitive Gordon Firman freed ally Robert Johnson from Coshocton County Jail at gunpoint. Police pursued Firman and Johnson east toward Cadiz as they stole vehicles and triggered air and ground searches across Harrison Jefferson and Tuscarawas counties. Four Hamilton teens abducted by Firman were later released in Circleville after questioning.
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Firman
Ohio
Warsaw
Nelsonville
Coshocton
Robert Johnson
Harrison
Jefferson
Steubenville
Tuscarawas
New Philadelphia
Johnson
Cadiz
Harrison County
City Auto Co
Tuscarawas County
Uhrichsville
Carl Cox
J. R. Dickerson
U. S
Coshocton County
Owen Meredith
Meredith
Hamilton
Lebanon
Paul Boggs
Royalton
Lancaster
Fairfield County
Jerry Utsler
Gary Cozad
Lloyd Doughty
Leroy Dees
Donald Ray Center
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Pakistan
Konstantin Voroshilov
Victor Hlich Prazorovski
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