Brown Hits Demo Move To Weaken Committees
Ohio Republican Rep Clarence Brown warns Democratic plans to trim committee power would create chaos. He cites a 2 day rule to end bottle up and a 21 day rule for floor action after committee inaction. Brown challenges expanded rules gains while noting other Ohio lawmakers discuss party balance and operations. Brown analyzes discharge petitions and liberal policy risk under new leadership. Ohio women increasingly join the workforce with 31 percent of labor force in 1960, up from 1950. Area Redevelopment Administration approves 6.569 million dollars of Ohio projects in first month, creating about 7,104 man months of work.
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Today In History December 2 1962 highlights and events
On this day the 336th day of 1962, notable moments include Wilson urging tax cuts and industry reform in 1919, 1620 first English language newspaper in Holland, 1784 Washington naming Empire State, 1859 Brown hanged at Harper's Ferry, 1942 nuclear chain reaction in Chicago, 1954 Eisenhower blocks China blockade. Also birthdays for Randolph Hearst and Julie Harris. Thought for today discusses revenge. South Carolina movement toward the Confederacy began with 1860 secession resolution.
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New Baby to Get His Citizenship
Two-day-old Anthony Litford Jones at Shannon Airport, Ireland, will receive U.S. citizenship after initial plans to have a birth outside the United States due to racial tensions. His mother, Ann Jones, a Black woman from Cleveland, had considered the option but changed her mind and now grants his citizenship. Lawrence Jones, his father and an Iroquois Indian real estate salesman, called from Cleveland to celebrate. Anthony is named after a former Cleveland mayor.
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Newsmen View Test Of Space Flight Reactor
Newsmen at the Nevada Test Site for the first time in over a year watched a test of a nuclear reactor for lunar flight. Views from a block house showed orange flames leaping from the Kiwi-B4A reactor mounted on a railroad flatcar as a roar echoed across barren hills. The Kiwi design aims to power the third stage of the Saturn C5 missile, with a planned noon mission after further development. The reactor ran 260 seconds but unexplained exhaust flashes caused an earlier shutdown.
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Above Average Temperatures For Eastern Half Of Nation
The Weather Bureau reports a 3 day outlook with temperatures expected to run above seasonal normals in the eastern half of the United States. Western regions should stay below normal west of the Continental Divide, with near normal readings on the Western Plains. Precipitation is forecast to exceed normal broadly, except for the Northern Plains and parts of the Northeast, Appalachians, and Western Plateau.
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Counterfeit Yen Notes Draw Reward for Tip
TOKYO AP reports counterfeit 1,000 yen notes found over the past year are worth more than the real ones. Police offer a 10,000 yen reward for each bogus note turned in, with only limited questioning.
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Soldier Held In Stabbing At Chicago Nike Station
PFC John A Hilpert 24 of Columbus Ohio held in Cook County jail awaiting grand jury action on a murder charge. PFC Daniel McGuire 18 of Coloma Michigan stabbed during a dispute among soldiers at a Nike station weapons cleaning detail along Lake Michigan shoreline. Judge F Emmett Morrissey continued the case and did not set bail.
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Fort Constitution fortifies 1775 Hudson defense near NYC
The oldest American fort is Fort Constitution built on an island fifty miles north of New York City in 1775 to block the British fleet from sailing up the Hudson River.
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Pope John XXIII Improves With No Surgery Planned
Vatican officials say Pope John XXIII, 81, is much improved from a stomach ulcer and serious anemia with no surgery anticipated. He watched the Vatican II session by TV, expressed emotion at the council’s welcome, and remains under careful medical supervision as prayers are urged.
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