Kennedy Faces Balky Congress
President Kennedy faces a resistant Congress as key items of his 1962 program stall. Senate hearings on a proposed medical care for the aged plan loom, while the Ways and Means Committee blocks action on reform. A $1.5 billion five year college aid bill passes in the House, but urban affairs and UN bond purchases face uncertainty. A literacy test bill advances to the Judiciary Committee with promises of Senate action within 90 days.
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Harry F. Byrd
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Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs
Robert C. Weaver
Chamber
U.N
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Judiciary Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen
Court weighs if Ohio Supreme Court can approve attorney corporations
In Columbus the Ohio Supreme Court heard arguments on whether a new state law enables attorneys to incorporate to practice law. Attorneys argue tax and legal benefits. officials assert the court retains control over the profession and may rule the statute unconstitutional. The decision timeline remains undisclosed.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Michael V. DiSalle
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Ted W. Brown
Brown
Green Richard F. Swope
Gerald J Celebrezze
Phillip K. Folk
Ohio State Bar Association
Kingsley A. Taft
Folk
Orwone
Profes
Sion
Deaf, Blind Akron Mother Improves After Heart Attack
AKRON Ohio AP-Georgia Hathaway, a deaf and blind woman, recovers in Akron General Hospital after a heart attack. The hospital relaxes visiting rules to allow her son Clarence, who will be 7, to visit. Clarence acts as her eyes and ears. the couple won a 1955 court fight to keep him from being placed in foster care.
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Georgia Hathaway
Akron General Hospital
Montana Town Mourns Nutter
SIDNEY Montana residents mourn Gov. Donald G. Nutter after a fatal plane crash. More than 3,500 people filled Sidney High School gym for the 40 minute funeral before a two mile procession to the cemetery. Nutter was 46 and died with five others. Aluminum was not discovered as a separate metal until 1824.
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Donald G. Nutter
Montana
Nutter
Church Helping To Halt Prejudice Says Pastor Carey
In Columbus, AP Dr Archibald J Carey Jr a Chicago Negro clergyman told about 2 500 ministers at the Ohio Pastors Convention that the church is a key force against racial prejudice While noting a double standard of morality in parts of the nation he cited progress such as no segregation in the armed forces states enacting fair employment practices laws gains in higher education and public accommodation The Protestant convention conducted by the Ohio Council of Churches ends tonight.
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Chicago
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Archibald J. Carey Jr
Georgia
Martin Luther King
King
United States
Carey
U.S
Quinn Chapel
Ohio Council of Churches
Tuttle Heads City Credit Union Again
Don Tuttle has been re elected president of the Middletown City Employes Federal Credit Union. Jackie Kolodzik is treasurer, Roger Young assistant treasurer, Alma Knepshield secretary, and Bob Taylor elected to his first term as vice president. A 4 percent dividend was declared.
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Middletown City
Employes Federal Credit Union
Jackie Kolodzik
Roger Young
Alma Knepshield
Bob Taylor
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