Kennedy Expands Civil Rights Move to End Job Bias
President Kennedy orders federal agencies and contractors to curb employment discrimination. The plan consolidates committees into a single Equal Employment Opportunity body led by Vice President Johnson, with penalties including possible loss of contracts. Reactions cite need for accompanying legislation and broader civil rights action.
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Doctors Fear For Life As Liz Taylor Warns
London AP reports Elizabeth Taylor's doctors held an urgent bedside conference as the gravely ill actress with pneumonia shows signs of worsening. A close hospital friend says most doctors are with her and the situation looks dire. Dr Carl Heinz Goldman declined comment until later today.
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Reds Offer To Shelve Old Scores In UN Meet
The Soviet Union proposed keeping cold war issues from the U N General Assembly opening while U S and Soviet talks continued. Adlai Stevenson met with Andrei Gromyko but no agreement emerged on shelving topics like Tibet Hungary and U 2 flights. Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah prepared a speech backing an all African UN command for Congo amid mounting crisis.
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Sudan Pulls Troops As Congo Crisis Stumbles
Sudan withdraws 490 soldiers from the U N Congo force after a Sudanese garrison at Matadi is routed by Congolese troops. Reinforcements land in Leopoldville as U N negotiates reentry, while a U S Navy task force moves toward Matadi but no landing is planned.
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Tragedy as police chase ends in fatal crash in Ohio
In Girard, Ohio, a speeding car driven by Joseph Krossman, 25, his wife Irene, 23, and their 9 month old daughter Joann died when the car crashed into a utility pole on U.S. 422 during a Youngstown police pursuit. Stepson Gary Tarr, 6, survived with injuries and was treated at St Elizabeth Hospital.
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French Kidnapers Admit Ransom For Peugeot Heir
Police in Annecy say a former paratrooper and an accomplice with a police record confessed to abducting four year old Eric Peugeot last April. They admitted receiving a 50 million francs ransom while other culprits, including a Danish beauty queen and a Eurasian stripper, were rounded up. The Peugeot family, ski vacationing in Megeve, had earlier paid the ransom.
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Rain Likely with Thunderstorms in Middleton Tonight
Weather outlook calls for showers and scattered thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow in Middleton. Warmer tonight with a low near 40, and Wednesdays high around 48 degrees. Tuesday reached 72 degrees at 3 35 p.m. with a 38 degree low at 7 a.m. today. area total rainfall since 8 a.m. yesterday was 35 inches.
Khrushchev invites Thompson to meet in Siberia
Premier Khrushchev invited U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson to travel to Novosibirsk in Siberia to deliver a message from President Kennedy. Thompson will fly there Wednesday for exploratory talks on U S Soviet relations amid a busy regional tour.
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Weather system sweeps Midwest as tornadoes kill several
A deep low pressure system moved from the Southwest into the Midwest and Northeast bringing tornadoes windstorms heavy rain hail and snow. At least three people died as twisters damaged buildings and knocked out lines across Iowa Minnesota Nebraska and Wisconsin. Rain totals reached nearly 2 inches in Alabama and Atlanta logged 12 inches in six hours as temperatures varied widely from teens to 70s across regions.
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Ohio Rivers Crest At 53 Feet In Cincinnati
The Ohio River was expected to crest at 53.5 feet early today, 18 inches above flood stage, with a slow decline to follow. Upstream levels were near flood status while downstream levels could rise, and rain was forecast for Cincinnati through Wednesday. Some riverfront roads were closed and the Red Cross opened two shelters for families displaced near Newtown.
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Chuckle: We All Love a Good Loser If It Isn’t Us
Humorous reflection on enjoying others' misfortune while avoiding personal embarrassment. The narrator notes a universal tendency to cheer for a fall in others yet hesitate when facing defeat themselves. The tone stays light and playful.
Army unit seeks Chinese girl teacher in Malaya prep
The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry in London advertised for a Chinese girl teacher to improve language and cultural contact ahead of Malaya duties. Adjutant Capt Anthony Hare hopes 100 volunteers attend night classes. War Office cautions only qualified teachers. He says dating claims are not a goal and emphasizes off duty study and even learning to eat new foods.
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Residential sergeant major plans to join the class
Benny Grist says he will enroll to keep the men focused on their work and enforce strict rules in training.
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Girl 12 Dies As Dad's Auto Strikes Tree
Dianna Shannon aged 12 of Newark died when the family car apparently struck a tree along Ohio 16 east of Granville. Parents Donald Shannon 34 and Evelyn 35, and daughters Joann 17 and Patricia 9 were injured. Donald in critical condition at University Hospital Columbus.
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