Youth Employment Bill Vote Test Senate
Administration leaders push a 240 million youth employment bill for an early Senate vote to gauge support for Kennedy programs. The plan creates a Youth Conservation Corps for six to twenty-four month service in forests parks and public lands and a Youth Public Service Corps with federal matching funds for jobs in hospitals clinics welfare agencies and recreation centers.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Humphrey
Youth Conservation Corps
Macmillan Fanfani Meet In Rome On EU Market Talks
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani reached a complete alignment on the European Common Market and North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Reports said ideas under study included a tentative plan for integrating military forces across six nations, with no comment from Rome.
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Rome
Harold Macmillan
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Britain
Belgium
Holland
West Germany
Luxembourg
France
Macmillan
Fanfani
John XXIII
Vatican
Brussels
Bill to aid youth unemployment tempered by budget
Senate Democrats led by Humphrey propose a program to tackle teen joblessness. They cite 800000 school dropouts seeking full time work and outline a plan enrolling 15000 youths in year one. Officials estimate 4000 dollars per enrollee with a cap of 60000 within five years.
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Humphrey
Winter perils and ship fate headline preview
A glance inside reports winter carbon monoxide as a hidden killer with safety steps from Middletown firemen and inspectors on page 21. It also notes the demise of mighty U S Navy battleships and discusses young entertainers needing more than talent for TV on pages 7 and 19.
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Jim Bohman
Middletown
U.S. Navy
Diefenbaker mum on meeting amid nuclear arms crisis
Ottawa reports the Canadian Cabinet spent 32 hours on the U S Canadian nuclear weapons dispute but Prime Minister John G Diefenbaker offered no details after the session He suggested no announcement for Saturday and while dissolution of Parliament was speculated many worry about the timing during an approaching national election and a U S Senate probe into State Department actions
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Ottawa
John G. Diefenbaker
U.S
Canada
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations
U.S. State Department
Beagle Dies After Saving Master From Rattlesnake
In Pensacola, a beagle named Blue! died from a rattlesnake bite after leaping between its master, Russell Kelly, 24, and the snake during a rabbit hunt near the Escambia River. Kelly fired twice, striking the snake, but Blue! succumbed to the bite.
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Blue
Russell Kelly
Pensacola
Escambia River
Kelly
Winter’s To y Hands clated U.S
A harsh cold wave gripped the nation with blustery winds, heavy snow, and flood waters from coast to coast. Arctic air drove temperatures down 50 to 60 degrees in the central states while floods and ice jams disrupted towns in Idaho and along U.S. 30. The Great Lakes region issued gale warnings as dozens of highways closed and farmers faced stranded dairies near Watertown New York.
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Lake Ontario
Buffalo
Watertown
New York
Midwest
Kansas
National Guard
Rexburg
Sugar City
Teton City
U.S. 30
Pocatello
California
Reno
Nev
Napa
Guerneville
Plumas County
Santa Clara County
Yuba Pass
Sierras
Rockies
Appalachians
Great Lakes
Havre
Mont
International Falls
Minn
Bismarck
N.C
Clemson Student Harvey Gantt Stays In Dorm Room
Clemson College student Harvey B. Gantt appears to have stayed near his dormitory room on Saturday while about 4,300 classmates joined in the campus social weekend activities.
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Clemson
D.C
Harvey B. Gantt
Clemson College
U S to Send Polaris Subs to Mediterranean
Washington reports the United States plans to move several nuclear powered Polaris submarines into the Mediterranean within two to three months to replace outdated missiles. The plan may place the new Mediterranean force under NATO control to spur allied action on nuclear deployments in Europe.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Polaris
Mediterranean
Italy
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Paris
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Tto
de Gaulle
France
Europe
Britain
President To Embargo Cuban Ships
Washington AP Kennedy plans next week to bar government or government funded cargo from ships that carried goods to Cuba since January. The move tightens efforts to isolate Castro and disrupt supplies. White House confirms action in the works. On Capitol Hill Thurmond accuses the Defense Department of withholding the arsenal size.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
United States
White House
Pierre Salinger
Capitol Hill
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Defense Department
Cotten and others flee hotel after roof tank burst
New York actors and about 250 occupants escaped the Hotel Fourteen on Saturday when a roof tank burst, releasing roughly 10 000 gallons of water through the building. Cotten and his wife were among those who fled as the deluge damaged rooms and prompted evacuations.
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New York
Joseph Cotten
Four Men Arrested in 50 New York Muggings
AP reports a police dragnet nabbed four men after a spree of up to fifty muggings mostly in downtown Manhattan. Victims, many Chinese men, identified suspects who boasted of the crimes. One mugging proved fatal as Herman Rivera and Antonio Ramos admitted involvement. Louis Johnson led to the others.
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New York
Tom Gong Wing
Old Truck Driver Requests Odd License Plates
A man with an ancient truck asked the motor vehicle department for upper and lower plates rather than front and rear, highlighting a quirky bureaucratic mix up in a lighthearted local item.
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Motor Vehicle Department
Philadelphia Bus Strike Is Settled
Philadelphia Transit workers Local 234 voted to accept a new two year contract ending a 19 day transit strike. The agreement followed four days of negotiations with Gov. Scranton aiding, and night crews returned to work restoring service to about 500,000 daily riders.
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Philadelphia
Transport Workers Union Local 234
Philadelphia Transportation Co
William W. Scranton
Europe Freezes Again Amid Western Europe Snowstorm
Western Europe endured renewed winter as blizzards hit London Paris and Naples with widespread freezing temperatures. Forecasters warned conditions would intensify, bringing colder air across the region and more snow.
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London
Europe
Paris
Naples
Mother's Condition Critical in Akron Slayings
In Akron area, a 13-year-old girl, Natalie Peyakov, was found dead at the Royal Gardens Tavern in Portage Lakes. Her mother Elizabeth Ward and ex-husband Kenneth Ward were hospitalized in critical condition after a stabbing rampage by Ward, who later died by slashing his own throat.
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Akron, Ohio
Summit County
Robert S Campbell
Natalie Peyakov
Miami (Ohio) University
Royal Gardens
Portage Lakes District
Here
Semes
Kenneth Ward
Elizabeth
Barberton Citizens Hospital
Ward
Wilhelm
Campbell
Lima State Hospital
Civil Defense Funds Sought By McNamara
Washington AP reports Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara asks Congress to create a $175 million federal aid program for civic and nonprofit shelters. The plan includes $300 million for civil defense in the new fiscal year and up to $2.50 per square foot to institutions offering acceptable shelters for at least 50 people open to the public under local Civil Defense.
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Washington
Secreary of
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Local Resident Found Dead After Fall in Cincinnati Building
Cincinnati police report William Black age 60 was found dead on a second floor landing of his residence. Coroner officials say he apparently stumbled and fell head first down the building stairs.
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Cincinnati
William Black
Hamilton County
103 Bodies Found In Collapsed Chapel
In Biblian Ecuador rain wrecked ruin of the heart of Mary College during chapel services. Sixty years in operation the Oblate order school housed about 450 people on one floor when the walls and roof collapsed. 103 bodies recovered. toll may reach 130.教学 nuns and a lay teacher among the dead. Troops doctors and nurses rushed to the village 200 miles south of Quito. emergency supplies flown in.
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Quito
Ecuador
Bibliae
Senedo
Heart of Mary College
Oblate Order
Biblian
Andes
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