GOP to oppose medical care plan while planning party declaration
GOP leaders said Republicans will oppose Kennedy’s aged medical care proposal but will not take a party stance on broader trade bargaining. They expect a rare public party declaration early in the 1962 session, timed after the State of the Union and before Kennedy’s detailed proposals. Frank Pajnes of Lorain died after injuries from a fall.
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Washington
Republians
Kenedy
William E. Miller
New York
Republican House
Senate
Miller
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Kennedy
Congress
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Halleck
Refurbished Capitol Awaits Congress After Major East Front Expansion
Washington AP report notes Congress reconvenes as the Capitol opens a expanded east front. The $24 million addition adds 32 feet, balancing architecture, with new offices, reception rooms, and an entrance hall. The Senate and House dining rooms gain space while a 12 by 12 foot painting of Cornwallis is relocated to the House dining area.
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Sam Rayburn
Senate
Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
Capitol Area
Sam Rayourn
Capitol
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
House
Cew
Two Men Held In Theft Of 15 Hogs
Charles Johnson and Ferent Madaconn were arraigned on grand larceny charges for stealing 15 hogs from Andrew Johnson. Bond set at 1000 dollars each. Phil Swanner, a cattle dealer, was bound over on separate charges for receiving the animals. Hogs trucked to Corbin Kentucky. only four recovered and returned. dealer paid 300 dollars. total value about 950 dollars.
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Lebanon
Charles Johnson
Franklin Rt. 1
Ferent
Madaconn
Warren
Grand Jury
Andrew Johnson
Franklin
Phil Swanner
Dixie Highway
Hamilton
Byron Kennard
Corbin
Covington
Johnson Farm
Union Road
Kennard
Industrial Council Names Co-Chairmen at Luncheon
J Knight Goodman of Aeronca Manufacturing was elected co chairman of the Industrial Council Division Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce at the weekly luncheon in Manchester. He succeeds Ray Young of Armco Fabricating. Bill Akers of Inland Container is the other co chairman. Philip S Cade of Harding Jones Paper Co was named vice chair man. Leo Reinartz, retired Armco president, remains treasurer. Miss Helen Davis outlined Family Service Bureau activity.
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J. Knight Goodman
Central Ave
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Industrial Council
Middletown Area
Leo F. Reinartz
Armco
Helen Davis
Family Service Bureau
New Trial Asked In Check Case
A motion for a new trial was filed in Common Pleas Court for Charles W. Spencer 32 of Middletown by attorney Hugh D. Holbrook. Spencer was found guilty of forgery after signing and cashing a vacation pay check belonging to Virgil Lacey from a Trenton firm at a Middletown cafe. Judge Fred B. Cramer deferred sentencing.
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Hamilton
Common Pleas Court
Charles W. Spencer
Glenn Ave
Middletown
Hugh D. Holbrook
Middletonian
Fred B. Cramer
Spencer
Virgil Lacey
Trenton
Ordnance Plant To Start Hiring In April
Cleveland Ordinance Tank Plant expects to hire again in April as production begins on two self propelled howitzers and a reconnaissance carrier. The plant now employs 1,200 and payroll is projected to rise to 4,800 by next January, a spokesman said.
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Cleveland
Erhard backs Kennedy tariff liberalization plan
West Germany Vice Chancellor Ludwig Erhard endorses President Kennedy’s plan to liberalize trade and cut US tariffs across the board. He argues the European Common Market should reciprocate with lower external tariffs if the program passes Congress. Erhard ends a two day Washington visit after talks with Kennedy and senior officials.
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Washington
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Kennedy
Erhard
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
World Bank
Eugene Black
Secretary of the
41 Teachers Sign For Project at Manchester Junior High
Thomas F Webb announces 41 teachers from grades three to six registered for the annual science Make It and Take It workshop at Manchester Junior High School. The session runs Thursday 3 30 to 8 30 p m and will be supervised by Arnold Bowden and Robert Johnson.
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Thomas F. Webb
Manchester
Arnold Bowden
Robert Johnson
Girl Breaks Wrist In Fall At School
Eight year old Jacalynn Banks daughter of Earl and Mrs Banks of 3641 Beatrice Drive Franklin was treated yesterday at Middletown Hospital for a broken right wrist after a fall at school. The injury involved four fractures and was described as a broken arm.
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Middletown Hospital
Jacalynn Banks
Earl Banks
Beatrice Drive
Franklin
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Ambassar
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Dean Rusk
George W. Ball
Insulan
Charles W. Hall
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Corning Ware
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