Negro Candidate for Southern Mayor in Albany
In Albany Georgia three contenders seek the mayoral post with Slater King the first Black hopeful. King a 35 year old real estate broker faces two white rivals James V Davis and Edward V Jones as civil rights tensions flare amid a biracial committee dispute. Voters will decide if King advances to a runoff where a majority is needed. Mayor Asa D Kelley Jr. is not seeking reelection.
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Albany, Ga
Georgia
Slater King
King
Albany
James V. Davis
Edward V. Jones
Davis
Jones
Asa D. Kelley Jr
Chicken War to Be Probed by Experts
Brussels Belgium AP The European Common Market backed down and agreed to submit its chicken war with the United States to an impartial panel. The European Ministerial Council, six nation group, accepted an American proposal that the shipment of American frozen poultry to Western Europe be examined by foreign trade experts.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
European Ministerial Council
Six Nation Trade Group
Western
Europe
France
West Germany
Italy
Holland
Luxembourg
Geneva
Lighter Fluid Fatal in Cleveland Man Dies After Drinking
Kenneth Sharp aged 23 died after consuming most of a can of lighter fluid in Cleveland. Police reported the incident occurred Monday night and is being investigated as a fatality.
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Cleveland (Ap
Kenneth Sharp
Copter Wreckage Probed After Six Die In NY Crash
Investigators examined the burned wreckage of a Boeing Vertol 107 helicopter that exploded minutes after takeoff from Idlewild to the East River, killing all six aboard including three crew and a stewardess. The NYC Airways service halted all heli operations pending cause.
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New York
Idlewild
East River
Wall Street
Manhattan
New York Airways
President Aims to Restore Foreign Aid Funds Fight
In Washington the Senate braces for a new clash as the administration plans a counterattack to recover part of the $1 billion House cut. Senate Republican Leader Dirksen says the aid program momentum may be shifting against it.
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Washington
Senate
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate fights over foreign aid bill fuel tensions
Illinois Senator warns of deep trouble as President Kennedy seeks to restore part of the House cut from a four and a half billion foreign aid request. Senate leaders say public mood shifts away from aid, while Fulbright notes broad opposition and ongoing amendments shadow the bill. The debate follows halted hearings on a nuclear test ban treaty.
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Illinois
Senate
Kennedy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Dirksen
Adenauer Sees Reunited Germany as Possible Dream
West German Chancellor Adenauer bids farewell to the Bundestag saying reunification with East Germany remains possible only with help from friends abroad. He notes U S Soviet thaw and urges patience and vigilance, pledging to pursue unity through allied friendship and peaceful means.
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Carl Hartman
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Eugen Gerstenmaier
Bundestag
East Germany
Adenauer
Chuckle Men Investigate Rumors, The Truth Unfolds
In a silent town the Chuckle Men pursue rumors with methodical care. They examine whispers, gather clues, and weigh evidence to reveal what truly happened behind the chatter.
New Stop-Smoking Clinic Shows Early Promising Results
In Buffalo Roswell Park Memorial Institute runs a month long trial with 60 male smokers. Half quit, 19 cut intake by half, 10 dropped out. doctors use will power, group psychology, and two drugs to curb nicotine urges and appetite.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Charles A. Ross
Will Power
Ross
Kennedy approves Navy secretary. carrier debate fuels resignations
President Kennedy’s pick to replace Fred Korth could spark a congressional clash over plans to limit nuclear carriers. Korth resigns amid questions tied to the TFX fighter contract and General Dynamics. lawmakers predict more resignations as Nitze’s confirmation looms.
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Washington
Kennedy
Navy
Pentagon
General Dynamics
Secretary of Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Boeing Co
Korth
McClellan
Sen
Gordon Allott
R-Corp
East West Toromon Disarming Moves At UN
The United States and the Soviet Union finalize a joint bid to ban nuclear weapons in space and push for new disarmament talks. The UN General Assembly committee will consider two Moscow Washington backed resolutions urging space restraint and a Geneva Disarmament Committee breakthrough. The eight nonaligned states also present general calls for complete disarmament.
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United Nations
N.Y. AP
United States
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Moscow
Washington
Russia
Geneva Disarmament Committee
Geneva Committee
Assembly
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Seeks Subsurface Halt
A disputed question about underground testing prompted last minute revisions after objections from Soviet and American arms experts. The resolution urges both powers to complete the limited test ban by stopping tests beneath the earth's surface.
Navy moves to power ships with atomic engines
The Navy argues atomic reactors will render fuel oil engines obsolete for surface warships. Citing AEC backing, officials suggest nuclear power could replace oil engines on future vessels, potentially altering carrier plans and costs while Congress weighs hearings and security implications.
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Washington
Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
AEC
Glenn Seaborg
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Capitol Hill
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
McNamara
Congress
United States
Seaborg
Fraud Charges Surface as South Korea Votes Amid Tense Election
In Seoul and Pusan anti-government leaders accuse the military regime of ballot box stuffing and intimidation as voters line up for South Korea’s presidential election. Chung Hee Park and Yun Po sun faced long lines and protests, while the United States pressures Seoul to proceed with the vote.
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Pagoda Park
Seoul
South Korea
Conrad Fink
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
Yun Po-sun
Yun
Civil Rule Party
Chonju
Pusan
United States
Dillon Moves to Sell Kennedy Tax Cut to Byrd on Capitol Hill
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon began campaigning to win Senate Finance Committee approval for President Kennedy’s $11 billion tax cut. He argued delaying action risks the economy, while Byrd urged balancing spending cuts and delaying until 1964. Dillon cited charts and figures showing relief for families and increased investment.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Harry F. Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Dillon
Byrd
Virginia
Treasury
House
Drought Area Sees Cloudiness Rise With Low Rain Chance
Weather bulletin notes increasing cloud cover tomorrow in a drought stricken area. Rain remains unlikely while temperatures rise into the 80s. Yesterday’s high reached 82 degrees and today’s low dropped to 46.
Algerian forces claim recapture of two desert outposts
Algerian Radio cited heavy Moroccan assault with tanks planes and airlifted troops reaching up to 60 miles into Algeria near Hassi-Beida and Tinjoub. Both sides claimed control changes with brokered ceasefire attempts and statements from Abdelaziz Bouteflika and King Hassan II.
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Algiers
Hassi-Beida
Tinjoub
U. S
Royal Moroccan Air Force
Atlas Mountains
Marrakech
Morocco
John F. Kennedy
U.S
John H. Ferguson
Rabat
Abdelaziz Bouteflika
Algeria
Federal Grant to Ohio Cities Under Urban Planning Aid
Senator Stephen Young says the Ohio Department of Development will get 156800 in federal grants for urban planning assistance. The funds will aid 12 communities including Alliance in Stark County and Sheffield Lake in Lorain County.
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Columbus, Ohio
Stephen Young
Ohio
Ohio Department of Development
Alliance
Stark County
Sheffield Lake
Lorain County
Parking fines total exceed four thousand six hundred sixty five
A Chicago carpenter, Frank Saraceno, 32, was fined 4665 for 233 unpaid parking tickets from 1960 and 1961. He claimed unawareness of the tickets until court, offered a 200 down payment and 50 percent of income monthly to settle. He had sold his automobile as the attorney said ownership no longer seems economical.
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Chicago
Frank Saraceno
Casimir V. Cwiklinski
Saraceno
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