GOP Ready To Cut Up Aid Plans
Washington AP Republicans plan to attack Kennedy foreign aid financing on the Senate floor aiming to reject or curb the five year loan authority. House debate likely next week as the administration seeks 8.8 billion in loan commitments over five years with 73 billion from Treasury and remaining from post war loan repayments. Senate committee trimmed this year by 346 million. GOP proposals include funding via congressional appropriations, limiting to two or three years, or reducing totals.
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Reply On Plane Steal Expected
Washington AP Secretary of State Dean Rusk expects a reply from Cuba today or Saturday to the U S request for return of the Eastern Air Lines plane hijacked and flown to Havana with passengers and crew last Monday. Rusk said the request was made through the Swiss Embassy, Cuba’s current representative in U S interests. He noted Fidel Castro’s threat to return the stolen aircraft only if the United States promises to return every hijacked plane. Rusk explained U S courts and sovereign immunity can shield the aircraft in debt cases, citing 25 Cuban aircraft involved since 1959. Of those, 14 have been returned or sold under court orders.
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Big Roll Call Required On Disalle's Veto
Ohio Attorney General rules it takes more than 1000 roll calls in each house to override Gov DiSalle veto of the biennial budget. DiSalle veto upheld on the second year budget as a whole but each item vetoed separately. Speaker Roger Cloud cites 1010 line vetoes to review as House plans to meet Monday.
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Burglars Ignore Sign on Safe in Mobile Office
Burglars broke into a Mobile feed broker’s office and targeted a strongbox, only to find a sign stating there was no money inside. The notice warned intruders to go elsewhere, highlighting a failed crime amid a humorous twist.
U S And Allies Plans Made For Crisis
The Kennedy administration plans a broad set of actions with Europe to confront the Berlin crisis. Secretary Rusk will seek allied backing in Paris to secure firm steps against the Soviet Union, with ministers meeting on Aug 5 potentially paving a Western summit and possible Khrushchev talks. Military options include NATO reinforcements and faster mobilization if needed. Diplomatic effort aims to craft concrete proposals for a Soviet way out of the crisis.
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British Soldiers Spies-Iraq Charged by Iraqi Court Martial
Abdul Karim Altai Iraqi Consul General says three British soldiers seized at Iraq’s southern border are charged with espionage on orders from Kuwait command. He notes investigators found maps of utmost importance. Baghdad Radio had said a court martial would hear the case but gave no charges.
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British soldiers disappear during Kuwait patrol mission
Soldiers of a British force sent to Kuwait after Iraqi Premier Kassem threatened to seize the oil rich sheikdom vanished Sunday while riding in an armored car on patrol.
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Abdel Karim Kassem
Oilrich Sheikdom
Blonde scientist coordinates Ranger instrument team at JPL
Marcia Neugebauer, 28, senior scientist at JPL in Pasadena, leads the instrument placement and reading schedule for Ranger. She coordinates the electrostatic analyzer work probing solar winds aboard the Cape Canaveral mission. Married to Gerry Neugebauer, she notes the small number of women among 852 male colleagues.
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Ex convict killed in explosive blast in Philadelphia
A former convict who testified in a burglary case was killed when his car exploded as he turned the ignition. Police questioned and released three suspects, including Lillian Reis, Relph Staine Jr, and John Berkery, while continuing to probe leads and lab results.
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Britain Moves to Open Talks on Common Market
In Geneva and London, Britain signals plans to negotiate entry to the Common Market as Prime Minister Harold Macmillan prepares to outline policy in Parliament. Reginald Maudling and Edward Heath brief EFTA members while Butler confirms a policy canvass. France under de Gaulle wary of shared leadership and political ties deepen tensions.
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Weekend Warmth Expected in Middletown Area
The Middletown region will enjoy a warm weekend with temperatures near normal through Wednesday. Highs around 88 to 90 and lows near 63 to 69, with scattered showers and 0.4 to 1 inch of rain possible in five days. Overnight low and daily high figures noted, including 69 tonight and 90 tomorrow.
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Ratterman Inquiry Moved Up
A surprise recall will bring the federal grand jury investigating the George Ratterman case back into session a week earlier than expected. The jury was told to return next Monday due to several new developments in the case. Assistant U.S. Attorney Mitchell Meade said several witnesses whose identities will not be disclosed will be called Monday.
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Wonderful bar gains in shirts for men with 16 and 17 necks
A department store sign advertises shirts for men with 16 and 17 neck measurements. The wording plays on a pun about “bar” and “gains.” The item captures a humorous, era-specific sales sign in a storefront display.
Glasgow man charged with wife’s murder by window fall
Leslie Milligan, 26, was charged in Glasgow with murdering his wife Mary, 23, by throwing her from a fourth floor slum apartment. She died on the pavement below in the incident reported by AP.
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Bloc Demands French Ouster From Tunisia Crisis
A bloc of 36 Asian and African nations urged the U.N. Security Council to back Tunisia in demanding France pull all troops from Tunisia and abandon naval bases. Dag Hammarskjold prepared to report on Tunisia peace efforts after a Tunisian request for foreign troop withdrawal. France refused talks with Hammarskjold and critics said Paris clung to gains at Bizerte.
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Cardinal Canali In Grave Condition At Vatican
Nicola Cardinal Canali aged 87 is reported in very grave condition in Vatican City suffering from bronchial pneumonia and a circulatory problem as AP notes. The French have yet to confirm further medical updates.
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Milk Strike Eases After City Hall Talks In Chicago
Inside dairy workers reached a wage dispute agreement with milk firms during a City Hall conference, aiming to end a strike that halted 9 percent of Chicago area milk supply. Parents feared a milkless weekend as stores sold out and residents pivoted to canned and powdered milk, soft drinks, and juices.
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Paula Fassnacht
James
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Kelly Crump
Des Plaines
Churchill Divorced in Desertion Case in London
Randolph Churchill, 50, son of Sir Winston Churchill, was granted a divorce from Jane Hermione Churchill on grounds of desertion. He charged she deserted him in 1956. petition was uncontested.
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Mailman Slain Learned To Kill From TV Says Dad
William Earl Franks told Marshall County jail how he shot postal carrier Joseph R. Thompson after luring him with a raised flag. The 11 year old, praised for good grades, reportedly enjoyed war pictures and Westerns. rifle given as Christmas gift two years earlier. The postman’s cash box was found open. stamps and watch recovered. deputies sought a rifle as the boy remained in custody.
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