Tax cut prospects dim as Senate hearings lag
Senate Finance Committee hearings on Kennedy’s 11 billion tax cut moved slowly in the first week. Senator Long warned there is little effort to advance the bill this year while Senators Smathers Gore and others expressed mixed optimism and concerns about the bill’s details. The schedule was behind as Dillon’s lengthy testimony delayed Hodges and Gordon.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Luther H. Hodges
Kermit Gordon
Dillon
Forest Fires Prompt Hunters to Exercise Extreme Caution
A string of small forest fires across Ouachita and four parishes highlights drought dangers. Louisiana Forestry Commission official Lonnie B. White warns woods are tinder dry and a single spark could cause major damage. East Carroll Parish halts all hunting due to fire risk. fires near Bawccomville Cypress area burn about four acres each as last week saw 200 acres charred.
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Ouachita
Louisiana Forestry Commission
Lonnie B. White
East Carroll Parish
Bawccomville
Cypress
White
Swartz
Cities Service Oil Company
Glenn Ham
FBI Seeks Gang Head Angelo Bruno in Extortion Case
An arrest warrant was issued Saturday night for Angelo Bruno head of the Philadelphia Cosa Nostra on interstate extortion charges. The FBI in Washington said the arrests were not tied to Senate hearings about the crime syndicate. Five others, including two from Bayonne New Jersey, were taken into custody. Bruno remains at large.
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Philadelphia
Angelo Bruno
Justice Department
Cosa Nostra
FBI
Washington
Senate
Joseph Valageni
Bruno
Bayonne
N.J
Philip Testa
Graf
Dirksen Sees Senate Cut In Aid Budget
Senate Republican leader Dirksen predicted floor action will cut the foreign aid authorization from the Friday Senate committee total of about 4.2 billion. Democratic leader Mansfield did not contradict. The action restored roughly 700 million of the House reduction as debates over the final figure begin. Humphrey opened the fight asserting not to cripple aid while the USSR faces economic trouble.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
Sinois
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Congress
Soviet Union
Senior citizens program at Be Noit Recreation Center
A Monday evening event for seniors runs from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Be not Recreation Center, 1700 Oaklawn Drive. Officials note the program is specially designed for elderly residents and the public is invited. Music is by Leon Hammonds of Monroe.
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Benoit Recreation Center
Oaklawn Drive
Leon Hammonds
Monroe
No Milksop The Toughest Cat In Town
Morning World Copy Girl Jane Ferguson owns No Milksop a cat famed as the town’s toughest. The note hints at a bold personality beyond the nickname.
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Morning World
Jane Ferguson
Chief Slams Into Freight In Illinois Train Crash
Santa Fe Chief and a freight train collided north of Willow Springs Illinois injuring 37 riders and crew as five diesel units and five cars derailed. Passengers were treated and released at area hospitals while the train resumed westward after first aid.
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Cross
Santa Fe
Willow Springs
Ill
Willow Springs, Ill
California
Robert Breeze
Fort Madison
Iowa
Chicago
Los Angeles
LaGrange
Evergreen Park
Oak Lawn
Italian Cockney in Milan as My Fair Lady Debuts
Italy sets a Milan debut for My Fair Lady on November 18 with Italian cast and lyrics. Giancarlo Tedeschi stars as Professor Higgins and Lars Schmidt produces the Italian version. To mimic Cockney, Eliza is shown struggling with Italian pronunciations like on becoming nyuh as in lasagne.
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Milan
Italy
Delia Seali
Julie Andrews
Eliza Doolittle
Spain
Spagna
S E Bagnata
Campagna
New York
Giancarlo Tedeschi
Prof. Higgins
Roy Harrison
Lars Schmidt
Ingrid Berg
Rome
Eliza
Barry Goldwater says king makers lose influence
In Washington the Republican senator argues that party king makers have lost touch and will have limited sway in selecting a 1964 presidential nominee. He claims a new generation of Republicans now wields power and favors Goldwater’s broader nationwide stumping over old party leaders.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Hubert Brownell
Leonard W. Hall
Dewey
Student Killed In Car Mishap At Farmerville
Dennis Roan a 15 year old Farmerville High junior died in a single car crash on Marion Road near Farmerville after leaving a football game in Columbia. He was found crushed when the car overturned after hitting a telephone pole. Funeral services were set for 3 pm at Farmerville First Baptist Church with burial at Taylor Cemetery.
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Farmerville
Dennis Roan
Farmerville High School
Columbia
Young Roan
Galvin Roan
A. Y. Green
Marion Road
Norris Booth Clinic
Farmerville Caldwell Parish
Education Bills Lost In Thicket
Washington AP reports major education bills in Congress face long odds as four key measures with federal aid for vocational programs college facilities student loans and district aid are stalled by conflicting interests and procedural hurdles delaying final passage.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Soviet Visit to Berlin Sparks Fears of Hard Line Policy
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko’s stop in East Berlin heightened Western worry that Moscow aims to tighten control over West Berlin. After talks with Walter Ulbricht, Gromyko said East-West talks were not progressing and could not be worse.
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Berlin
UPI
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
United States
Kennedy
Walter Ulbricht
Scotland
East Berlin
Moscow
ADN
Ulbricht
West Berlin
Pleasant Day Forecast for Twin Cities
Today's Twin Cities forecast calls for a pleasant day with mild temperatures and few clouds. Highs near 85 to 89, lows around 50 to 55, light 5 to 10 mph breeze, no rain expected. Saturday's high reached 88 and low 49 before dawn.
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Twin Cities
Kos
Monroe
Unique triple play as second satellite reaches orbit
The second nuclear detection satellite was fired into a 60,000 mile high orbit from Cape Canaveral using a ground signal from New Hampshire. A companion satellite followed with a 60,000 to 72,000 mile high path while a third satellite rode the same rocket to study the Van Allen belt. Authorities say the higher orbits do not affect nuclear blast detection.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
New Hampshire
van Allen
Project
Outer
World Offers Lots Of Good Reading Today
The Morning World presents a spotlight feature with pictures on the local cotton harvest and a full sports section. The editorial page on B-2 endorses the Morning World and News-Star backed candidate in the forthcoming governor race.
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World
Morning World
News-Star
Peanuts Studied as Hemophilia Aid at LSU
LSU zoology professor H Bruce Boudreaux who has hemophilia leads peanut based research to curb bleeding. Dr Vernon L Frampton assists in extracting the key ingredient from peanuts with 50 pounds giving one ounce. Studies spread to seven countries and Amsterdam doctor Dr B van Creveld confirms results. Human testing possible after canine trials in Montreal and potential clinical tests follow.
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Baton Rouge
H. Bruce Boudreaux
LSU
Boudreaux
Vernon L. Frampton
Southern Research Laboratory
U.S. Department of Agriculture
New Orleans
Frampton
8. van Creveld
Amsterdam
Montreal
Canada
Move Would Cut Spending On Military
Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatric urged at the United Press International Editors and Publishers conference that the United States should reduce overseas forces and cut heavy military spending abroad. He said a new phase allows gradual reductions in Army and Air Force units abroad while preserving global alliances and defense strength.
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Iricago
Roswell L. Gilpatric
U. S
United Press International Editors and Publishers
Gilpatric
America
Armored Airlift Underway as U S Forces Launch Big Move
In Frankfurt and across Europe an airlift begins with 450 officers and men arriving in seven C135 jets from Texas. The plan sends the 2nd Armored Division to Rhine Main Sembach and Ramstein, with a 1500-man task force to Etain Phalsbourg and Chaumont to join for a three day deployment and six day completion. Brig Gen Keith L Ware leads the lead plane on schedule after a ten hour flight from Bergstrom AFB.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Europe
Texas
Atlantic
United States
2Nd Armored
Rhine Main
Sembach
Ramstein
Etain
Phalsbourg
Chaumont
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
3Rd Armored
Keith L. Ware
Bergstrom Air Force Base
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