Saskatchewan Protests Medicare Plan Draw Thousands
Thousands from across Saskatchewan gathered in Regina to oppose the compulsory medical care plan. Leaders promised nonviolence but officials urged calm amid police precautions. The Keep Our Doctors Committee organized the protest with estimates up to 30,000 participants before the legislative building.
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J. G. Clarkson
Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Commission
Saskatchewan
Keep Our Doctors Committee
Woodrow Lloyd
Lloyd
Leader-Post
Carrie
Henry Baker
Liegd
W. G. Davies
Red Missile Claim Is Disputed In Defense View
US officials say Russia is far from a combat ready antimissile system though a claimed warhead and radar tests exist. They note radar limits at 100000 feet, lack of an operational warhead, and that missile defense remains the hard part. Kennedy referenced testing but warned no developed system yet. Evaluation of a high altitude test is pending.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington (Ap
Khrushchev
United States
Kennedy
Reprieve Granted in Ohio Grocer Slaying Case
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle granted a 30 day reprieve to Donald L. Reinhelt who was slated for execution by electric chair for the slaying of a Columbus grocer in Ohio Penitentiary.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Donald L. Reinhelt
Ohio
Columbus
Tax cut to reach business with new depreciation rules
Washington AP says the Treasury will implement liberalized depreciation guidelines for plant and equipment, cutting average useful life and speeding deductions. The reform, rooted in Eisenhower era work, aims at a $1.25 billion annual tax cut, with a likely offset from boosted investment. Objective standards will curb disputes over proper deductions.
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Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
the Revenue Service
Algerian Amity Talks Collapse Amid Ben Bella Showdown
In Algiers protests over a leadership split intensified as Ben Bella and Ben Khedda faced off. Ben Bella planned a western Algeria advance from Rabat with 2,000 liberation troops, targeting Oran. A victory parade and mass rally were planned to showcase support before his arrival Thursday.
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Algiers
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben’ Bella
National Army of Liberation
Ben Bella
Algeria
Rabat
Morocco
Ben Khedda
Liberation Army
Oran
Marina
Tiem¢en
Kennedy presses Dems to move stalled Congress
President Kennedy urges Democratic leaders to speed legislative action in a Congress beset by bickering and procedural delays. He may mediate the Senate House dispute delaying money bills, as Republicans attack the administration and Democrats warn of November consequences. The session has produced few major laws beyond missile funding, Peace Corps expansion, IMF loans, job training, tax changes, debt limit rise, and tax extensions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate House
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Ever ‘Ett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Peace Corps
International Monetary Fund
Senate Finance Committee
House
Poland
Yugoslavia
United Nations
Republicans target civil rights edits in Senate welfare bill
Republicans plan two amendments to the 5.3 billion welfare and labor funding bill. They seek to bar federal grants to segregated hospitals and to segregated schools in districts crowded by federal installations. A House bill boosting postal rates stalls in a Senate committee. The education aid program remains unsettled.
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Senate
Welfare and Labor Departments
Gallery Robbed Of 35 Paintings In London Heist
A private gallery in Mayfair, London, lost 35 modern artworks worth about 700000 pounds. Thieves forced a rear door to steal works by Renoir Monet Toulouse Lautrec Picasso Bonnard and others, the biggest art theft in England since last August's Goya heist at the National Gallery. Scotland Yard opened an inquiry as a ransom note threatened the Goya Wellington.
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London
O'Hana
Mayfair
England
Duke of Wellington
National Gallery
Goya
Goya Wellington
Scotland Yard
Renoir
Monet
Toulouse-Lautrec
Picasso
Bonnard
Thieves Clear Out Gallery Summer Exhibition
Jacques O'Hana owner says nearly the entire exhibition was cleared. The paintings valued at least 750000 dollars with potential market value up to 1120000 dollars could not be sold through legitimate channels. Some works linked to Sir Alexander Korda sale. Some paintings removed from frames, others taken with frames. Thieves clearly knew what they were doing.
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Jacques O'Hana
O'Hana
Alexander Korda
Senate Finance Committee Rejects Withholding on Dividends
Washington AP report notes the Senate Finance Committee voted 10-5 to drop the withholding system on dividends and interest from President Kennedy's tax revision bill, a setback to the administration which hoped the provision would fund promised business benefits. The panel, however, tentatively approved a 7 percent investment tax credit to spur modernization of machinery and equipment.
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Senate Finance Committee
Aggression Charged by India Over Ladakh Clash
New Delhi accuses China of a fresh border thrust in Ladakh's Galwan Valley. Nehru, from Kashmir, dictated a protest note to the Chinese embassy warning Beijing of full responsibility if a shooting war occurs. India counts about 400 Chinese troops encircling a post and notes potential new bases since 1960.
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New Delhi
India
Red China
Ladakh
Peiping
Nehru
Pahigam
Kashmir
Galwan
China-Ladakh
Shyok
Successor Is Named By Franco
Madrid AP Gen Francisco Franco designates Spain's top soldier as official successor by naming Capt Gen Augustin Munoz Grandes as vice president. Munoz Grandes, 66, heads military staff since 1957 and led the Falange in 1939. a close ally since Franco's 25 years in power.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Spain
Augustin Munoz Grandes
Munoz Grandes
Falange Party
Franco
Europe cheers Telstar across nations in space age rise
Europe joined the United States in celebrating Telstar as a space age television triumph. Headlines in London NBC Daily Herald called it a clear triumph for America while crowds on trains and buses echoed the sentiment. French papers echoed praise with L Aurore and Parisien Libre declaring world television born.
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London
Europe
United States
America
Daily Herald
L'Aurore
Parisien Libre
First US television reception traced to 1930 London
The Times notes Douglas Walters, GSCV, received a TV picture at his London home on Sept 17 1930 and telegraphed details to New York, with GE confirming receipt. Walters said the images were from three secret Transatlantic transmissions, with Germany not receiving a picture despite elaborate aerials as Britons watched Telstar images on the seventh orbit.
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Daily Telegraph
London
the Times
United States
Douglas Walters
Walters
New York
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Germany
Weather Outlook for Middleton Area
The forecast calls for showers tonight but otherwise excellent conditions with cool temperatures continuing. Yesterday reached 88 degrees at 4 pm and 60 at 6:30 am, with today’s low at 44 and an expected high of 88. Tomorrow’s low should be 59.
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Tomorro
Telstar marks era of global TV and two way links
Telstar, a yard wide satellite, transmitted live TV from Maine to France and Britain, relayed a Maine to Johnson telephone call, and sent two way voice, data, and photos from 3,000 miles up. The $4 million project by AT&T and Bell Labs demonstrated world wide satellite communications and sparked plans for future international links.
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New York
Telestar
America
Atlantic
France
England
Maine
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washingston
Telstar
United States
Paris
Yves Montand
Jacques Marette
Britain
Andover
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Newton Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Telstar plan hinges on relay satellites for continuous links
Only brief line of sight periods exist daily between Europe and Maine for Telstar to exchange television. A plan envisions launching 50 similar repeaters so one or more would always relay television calls photos and messages, enabling near continuous circuits in the future.
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Telstar
Europe
Maine
Persmit Television Exchange
Underground blast at CAMP MERCURY Nevada test
Reports describe a low power underground nuclear device fired in Yucca Flat 65 miles north of Las Vegas Nevada. A bright flash and rising dust cloud were expected but visibility from nearby mountains was poor. A crater is implied from the earth being blasted skyward for millions of tons.
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Camp Mercury
New
Nevada Desert
Yucca Flat
Las Veegas
Nev
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