Morse Solves Bottleneck By Rerouting City Painter
In Washington, Sen. Wayne Morse pressured officials after a bottleneck on Massachusetts Avenue during rush hour. A barricade by a crosswalk painter halted the left lane while the inside lane flowed bumper to bumper. The painter claimed it was not his job, so Morse complained to Highway Director Harold L. Aitken who reassigned the painter away from public contact and reminded supervisors not to paint during peak hours.
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Soblen Wins 10 Day Delay In Return To U S
London court grants writ of habeas corpus for spy Dr. Robert Soblen to obtain a hearing before possible removal from Britain. He is hospitalized in London after a suicide attempt aboard a flight to the United States. Soblen fled to Israel on a forged passport, later expelled.
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Robert Soblen
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Britain
New York
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Israel
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St. John's Wood
Home Office
America
Saskatchewan Considers Session On Doctors Strike
Saskatchewan deputy premier said the government backs compulsory medical care but may amend the law to let doctors practice outside the health act. A special session could be called if evidence shows positive results. Premier Lloyd travels east on a possible mediation mission amid high tensions.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
J. H. Brockelank
Monk Hanged in 1959 Prime Minister Assassination
In Colombo Ceylon AP reports Buddhist monk Tal duwa Somarama was executed by hanging today for the 1959 assassination of Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Talduwa Somarama
Solomon Bandaranaike
High Test Postponed Above Johnston Island
Honolulu AP reports the United States delayed its third attempt to explode a high altitude nuclear device above Johnston Island by 24 hours after two holds totaling 90 minutes. Officials offered no immediate explanation, with unofficial sources suggesting technical difficulties caused the postponement.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Chuckle: You Don’t Get Into a Compact Car You Put It On
Humorous advice notes that you wear a compact car motto as a style statement rather than attempting a cramped entry. The quip twists expectations by treating the vehicle as wearable attire rather than a seat.
Soldiers and Tanks Guard Rioting in Brazil Slaughter and Looting
In Duque de Caxias near Rio de Janeiro mobs shouting we want food plundered more than 100 stores as troops and tanks moved in to restore calm. Mayor Adolfo Paci said 15 people were killed and over 100 injured. similar food riots occurred in Sao Joao do Meriti and Nova Iguacu. The unrest followed a general strike over price controls on staples amid high inflation. unions halted the strike after talking with President Goulart, while others refused. Federal troops were called, and Rio authorities warned against further plundering.
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Adolfo Paci
1St Army
Rio
Sao Joao Do Meriti
Nova Iguacu
Celso Pecanha
Nilton Cruz
Kennedy weigh tax cut as economy health dictates timing
President Kennedy said a immediate income tax cut is possible only if economic indicators justify it. He will monitor indicators over the coming months to decide whether 1963 is the right time, while pressing Congress on modernization credits and anti depression measures. He also urged a united Europe to share benefits, not create a rich man’s club.
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Kennedy
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Nixon Backs Ike On Citizens Panel
Former Vice President Richard Nixon says he supports both the All-Republican Conference organized by Dwight Eisenhower and the National Republican Committee. He noted Goldwater’s views but said both groups are additive not divisive for the Republican effort, including his California gubernatorial bid against Edmund Brown.
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National Republicane Committee
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Barry Goldwater
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Washagton
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Wilam E. Miller
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Goldwater
California
Edmund G. Brown
Arizona
Sen. Goldwater
Five Day Miami Valley Weather Outlook Keeps Warm Showers Likely
The Miami Valley forecasts show warm temperatures and scattered showers and thunderstorms for the next five days. Highs near 87 with lows around 65 through Wednesday, and 0.50 to 0.75 inch rainfall expected in scattered showers mainly early in the week. Yesterday reached 88 at 3 p.m with a 70 degree overnight low at 6 a.m.
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Miami Valley
Kennedy cautions on political definition and business ties
Kennedy says political labels vary and Atlantic allies have commitments that may become more intimate. He notes homegrown politics and the administration’s ties to business. In a half hour conference he says many businessmen support the Democratic party, though he adds the party is not the party of business.
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North Atlantic
Democratic Party
Party of Business
Air Strike Hold Faces Court Test
Pan American flight engineers fight a restraining order extension. U S District Judge George Rosling extended the ban until August 1, and Daniel Kornblum said he would appeal. Kornblum warned the strike could shut down the engineers’ business.
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Pan American World Airways
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Daniel Kornblum
U.S. Dist
George Rosling
Kornblum
Pope John XXIIII Hails Algerian Peace Hope
Vatican City AP report notes Pope John XXIIII praised the peace achievement in Algeria and urged prudent moderation by Algeria's new leaders. He spoke in French over Vatican radio, hailing progress and urging restraint among authorities.
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John
Nevada test blast marks first underground H-bomb style device
Amid secrecy the 100 kiloton Sedan shot at Yucca Flat was fired 650 feet underground to explore large scale earth moving for peaceful uses such as dams and canals. The blast formed a crater up to 1400 feet wide and 300 feet deep, with tests resumed after a 1958 moratorium and aerial detonations planned nearby.
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Faulkner Dies at 64 in Oxford Mississippi
Nobel laureate William Faulkner died at a hospital in Oxford after a heart attack. He was 64, had returned from the University of Virginia where he lectured, and was survived by his wife Estelle and sister Dorothy Oldham. Funeral plans were set as his daughter prepared to travel from Charlottesville. Faulkner owned a 366 acre farm near the town and authored Yoknapatawpha tales including The Reivers, a July Book of the Month Club selection. The Reivers marked a lighter tone than his darkest works and Sanctuary remained his most controversial.
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William Faulkner
Mississippi
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University of Virginia
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Gunfire Battles In Oran Again Amid Curfew
In Oran European and Moslem factions clashed amid panic and a curfew to curb violence. Estimated dead from Thursday’s bloodbath topped 100, while today’s sporadic gunfire caused Europeans to flee. Aimed at a man thought to be a Secret Army Organization terrorist, the clash overshadowed mediation efforts as Algeria’s Arab League envoy prepared to intervene.
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Arab League
Cairo
Mohammed Yazid
Secret Army
Spanking Ordered for Whiting Teens by City Judge
Whiting Indiana youths faced unusual penalties ordered by City Judge William Obermiller after a beer and brandy incident at Whiting Beach. Three teens were spanked by two officers and a bailiff, each receiving 15 hard whacks, while others received haircuts, beach cleanup duties, and study tasks. Cardona got 30 days in jail and a $65 fine for prior intoxication.
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Steve Shorr
Peter Welcome
James Hunt
Daniel M. Cardona
Whiting Beach
Obermiller
Cardona
Drunk Crazy Youths Admit Slaying Two Teens
Two Louisville youths, cousins aged 18 and 17, admitted murdering two ride-sharing teens, James Spencer Impellizzeri and James Benningfield. They cited drinking the night of June 2% and described taking wallets before shooting the victims in a remote area. Examining trials were scheduled for next Friday.
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Kenneth Dale Woodward
James Spencer Impellizzeri
James Benningfield
Louisville
Anfinson
Woodward
Benningfield
Impellizzeri
Antinson
Jefferson-Bullitt County
Bennningfield
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