Kennedy submits $4.88 billion foreign aid plan to Congress
President Kennedy formally sent a $4.8785 billion foreign aid program to Congress for fiscal 1963. He urged every dollar, noting aims to counter communism chaos and tyranny. Hearings begin Wednesday as Congress weighs economic and military allocations with a notable request for a $3 billion Latin America Alliance fund over four years.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
What Every Family Needs House Horse in Sudbury
In Sudbury Massachusetts the Mundo family keeps a 100 pound house horse named Sonny Boy indoors while awaiting spring. The foal, offspring of a Shetland pony and saddle mare, was bottle-fed after the mare ignored it. The Mundos own six horses and plan outdoor housing when possible.
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Sudbury
Mass
Charles Mundo
Sonny Boy
Mundos
Guernilla Tactics Taught To Thais
US military advisers begin training Thailand’s army to counter potential Communist guerrilla activity amid regional tensions. General Theodore J. Conway to head the U S Military Assistance Group in July replacing General Briard P. Johnson as Thailand fortifies its defenses near Laos and Vietnam.
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Washington
Thailand
Southeast Asia
U.S
Theodore J. Conway
Conway
82Nd Airborne Division
82Nd
Panama
Korea
Army
Briard P. Johnson
Johnson
Windowless Hoover School Trial Sparks Pilot Study
In Wayne Michigan 120 students at Hoover School will study next year in windowless classrooms to test if learning speeds improve without outdoor distractions. Funded by Education Facilities Laboratories and Ford Foundation, the project is led by Prof. C Theodore Larson of the University of Michigan with opaque panels replacing windows before the term begins.
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Detroit
Wayne
Hoover
Education Facilities Laboratories, Inc
Ford Foundation
C. Theodore Larson
University of Michigan
John Glenn Monument Planned for New Concord
Plans announced in Columbus for a permanent John H. Glenn monument in his hometown New Concord. Rep. Tom Moorehead and the Monument Builders of Ohio spearhead the project with a $1,000 pledge and a granite block for the Space capsule Friendship Seven. Pershing A. Ramella of Ralston Art Memorial Co. donated on behalf of the industry. The 55 year old Monument Builders of Ohio has funded other national figure memorials in the state.
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Columbus, Ohio
John H. Glenn
New Concord
Tom Moorehead
Monument Builders of Ohio, Inc
Pershing A. Ramella
Ralston Art Memorial Co
Howard
Knox County
Monument Builders of Ohio
Ohio
Hart Wife Pushes Women Astronauts in Space Program
Mrs Hart, wife of Sen. Hart, calls for opening space to women and becoming the first American woman in space. She meets with Vice President Johnson to press NASA head James Webb, urging inclusion of Miss Jerrie Cobb and female pilots in future space plans.
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Washington
Philip A. Hart
Lynden B. Johnson
Michigan Democrat
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Dart
Jane Briggs
Detroit
Johnson
National Aeronautics and Space Council
James E. Webb
NASA
Webb
Jerrie Cobb
Oklahoma City
Kennedy matriarch undergoes pelvic hernia operation
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy 71, mother of the President, had a successful pelvic hernia operation in Boston. Doctors termed her condition excellent. Edward Kennedy and other Kennedy family members were in contact as political plans remained unchanged.
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Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Talks Over New Guinea Said Okaved
The Hague Indonesia and the Netherlands agreed to hold preliminary discussions on West New Guinea with a neutral third party present. Dutch Premier Jan de Quay said no preliminary conditions were set for secret talks while warning against sharp Indonesian rhetoric. President Sukarno has put Indonesia on a war footing to seize West New Guinea by year end if needed.
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Netherlands
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Jan de Quay
de Quay
Sukarno
Weather Outlook for Miami Valley Cooling Overnight
The leaden sky will clear late tonight bringing colder air to the Miami Valley. Overnight low near 31 with Wednesday partly cloudy and a 42 degree high. Yesterday's official high was 3 at 12 15 pm and overnight low 34 at 7 am. A trace of snow was recorded from 8 am Monday to the same hour today.
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Miami Valley
West May Try For Spot Checks
United States and Britain reportedly dropped Kennedy plans for a sweeping international inspection system to guard against secret Soviet nuclear tests. Western officials said Rusk and Home view the proposal as impractical due to Moscow's opposition to broad on site inspections behind frontiers. They prefer limited spot checks in known testing areas while Russia urges detection instruments alone suffice.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Kennedy
U.S
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Rusk
Kennedy signals US will push Geneva disarmament drive
President Kennedy stated the United States will take immediate action on disarmament measures reachable at Geneva. He urged a realistic approach to curb the nuclear arms race and urged wide international agreement at the Geneva conference. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said Kennedy emphasized complete disarmament under effective international control and sought broad agreement at the earliest date.
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Kennedy
United States
Geneva
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
White House
Mansfield
Newlyweds Feather Nest, Four Parents Plucked
A lighthearted quip notes that modern marriages often involve parents aiding in settling in, with four parents helping the couple establish their home.
Fidel Castro imposes strict Cuban rationing amid economic crisis
In a radio television speech Fidel Castro acknowledged serious revolutionary problems and announced nationwide rationing. He blamed counter-revolution and the U.S. blockade for shortages and said rice, beans, lard, oils, soap, toothpaste and detergents will be limited to minimal monthly amounts.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.S
Kennedy
Cuba
Nehru Escort For Rested Up Jackie
Jacqueline Kennedy rested after her travel to New Delhi and attended a luncheon hosted by President Rajendra Prasad. Nehru escorted Mrs Kennedy along the guests line as she wore a green linen dress with pearls, and the Indian government served fruit juices instead of alcohol.
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India
Jacqueline Kennedy
Washington
Rajendra Prasad
Rome
Presidential Palace
Prasad
Princess Lee Radziwill
Nehru
Mrs. Kennedy
Oleg Cassini
Radziwill
John Kenneth Galbraith
Agra
Algeria cease fire negotiations near final accord
Reports said a cease fire between France and Algerian rebels could be announced soon but informants cast doubt. Delegations worked on a provisional government, self-determination referendum, French bases, police, and withdrawal of troops with oil and mineral wealth sharing.
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Evian
France
Algeria
French Ministry of Information
Trial Set For Airman Charged In Secret Swap
Airman Joseph P. Kauffman faces court martial in Wiesbaden Germany on charges he gave information about Air Force bases in Greenland and Japan and disclosed officer weaknesses to East German agents. He was moved from Castle Air Force Base California last December for investigation. Trial date not yet set. Guenter Maennel, ex East German intelligence, testified as a key witness after defecting to the West.
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Germany
U.S. Air Force
Joseph P. Kauffman
Air Force
Greenland
Japan
Kauffman
Castle Air
California
Guenter Maennel
Kauff
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