Baath Party Says It Controls Iraq and Sets Elections
Beiruit AP report says the Baath Socialist party leadership announced they have taken control of Iraq. The 13 member international leadership, including Iraqi and Syrian figures, vows elections within four months and reshuffles the party hierarchy amid a power struggle.
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Clergy Arrested After March In North Carolina
Fifteen white clergy from the North led an anti segregation march in Williamston North Carolina facing an angry crowd. They were jailed and began a hunger strike. Thirty six marchers and protesters were arrested for unlawful assembly parading without a permit and obstructing traffic.
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Stoughton
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Making up your mind like making a bed humor
A light chuckle notes choosing is easier with someone on the other side. The quip implies decisions feel assisted by companionship or a counterbalance, framing doubt as a bedmate aiding certainty.
Grain Sale Fight Delays Kennedy Aid Bill Passage
In Washington the stalled foreign aid bill faces delay as a Mundt amendment blocks Export-Import Bank guarantees for private grain sales to Communist nations. The clash broadens into a broader dispute over a $250 million wheat sale to the Soviet bloc and other negotiations.
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R-S.d
Export-Import Bank
Hubert H. Nee
Minnesota
Mundt
Hungary
Nuclear-Powered Destroyer Seen Two Years Away
Navy experts predict realistic plans for a nuclear propelled guided missile destroyer could be developed within about two years. Despite opposing the atomic House Atomic Energy Committee bid, officials foresee a bright future for nuclear propelled surface ships, with engines growing smaller and more efficient.
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Navy
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Atomic Energy Commission
Weather forecast with clear skies tonight
Clear weather is forecast tonight with a low around 35. Tomorrow should be fair and warmer. Yesterday's high was 45 and today's low was 31.
Service Set Saturday For Charles R. Hook
U.S. officials warn U.S.-Soviet ties will stay strained until Yale professor Frederick Barghoorn is freed. President Kennedy called the arrest a blow to bilateral atmosphere and urged his release as Moscow tensions deepen after the test ban pact.
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Armco Former President Charles Hook Funeral Held in Middletown
Funeral services for Charles R. Hook 83 longtime Armco Steel president and board chairman will be held at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Baltimore, with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Hook died at Women’s Hospital Baltimore after cancer and long health decline. Survivors include wife Mrs. Hook, a son George M. W. Hook, a daughter Mrs. H Norman Baetjer Jr., a brother Henry Gage Hook, eight grandchildren, and other relatives. Memorials may go to Middletown Junior Achievement.
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Donald Driscoll
W. W. Sebald
C. H. Murray
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Fla
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President Kennedy Skips Police Escort in New York City
President Kennedy toured New York without his usual motorcade, insisting on normal traffic lights and an ordinary motorist routine. Police officials disputed the change, with Police Commissioner Murphy declining comment as Kennedy headed to address the AFL-CIO convention.
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Palm Beach
Fla
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LaGuardia
Michael J. Murphy
Youth Hangs Self in Parma Basement
Mrs. Robert Fletcher found her 10 year old son Andrew hanging from a rope in the basement of their Parma home. The father told police he believed the death was an accidental hanging while playing with the rope.
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Robert Fletcher
Andrew
Parma
Kennedy Promotes 11 Billion Tax Cut At AFL-CIO Talks
President Kennedy urged passage of an 11 billion dollar tax reduction aimed at boosting the economy and creating millions of jobs. He stressed lower bracket cuts and benefits for the unemployed, while avoiding the 35 hour work week proposal from AFL CIO leader Meany.
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Kennedy
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AFL Cio
George Meany
Congress
Meany
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dynafuel Sinks After Collision Near Cape Cod Canal
A damaged Dynafuel oil tanker, 3100 tons, sank 50 minutes after separating from the Norwegian freighter Veraview 10 miles west of the Cape Cod Canal amid patchy fog. The Dynafuel capsized and drifted east, bow protruding, as six foot waves rose and no one was aboard.
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Mass
Cape Cod Canal
Coast Guard
Quick's Hole
Fernview
Isolated Communist Ambush Reported in Korea
The U N Command said a Communist ambush in the Korean DMZ killed a South Korean captain and wounded an American soldier. Officials labeled the strike isolated as talks with North Korea were set to discuss the incident. The patrol, eight unarmed men with yellow armbands, faced about 1,000 rounds over four hours near the river.
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Korea
U.N
Hong
Office Boy To President
Feature outlines the rise of a humble office worker to executive power with emphasis on human relations. It highlights career milestones and personal anecdotes, illustrated by photographs and arranged as a human-interest profile on Page 11 and Page 10 respectively.
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Hook
Mr. Hook
Romney's Tax Plan Fails in Major Setback
In a 47 to 44 test vote Romney's reform package stalled as lawmakers from his party and Democrats blocked the plan. He adjourned the two month long special session without a floor vote on the 306 million tax overhaul, including a 2 percent personal income tax and business tax changes.
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