Byrd Push Delays Kennedy Tax Cut Schedule In Senate
Senate Finance Committee under Harry Byrd will delay public hearings on the 11 billion tax cut bill, with committee work starting in closed session next Thursday. Gore and Talmadge back Byrd. administration hopes for earlier action face GOP resistance.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Bill
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Byrd
Gore
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Finance Committee
Congressional
Dillon
Observance Set For Yom Kippur Jewish Holiday
The observance of Yom Kippur begins at sundown tonight for Jews worldwide. Temple B'nai Israel in Monroe hosts services led by Rabbi Martin J. Silverman at 8 p.m. tonight and 10:30 a.m. Saturday, with fasting urged only for the healthy and vows spoken in the Kol Nidre service.
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Temple B'nai Israel
Orell Place
Monroe
Martin J. Silverman
Six Arrested In Nationwide Gambling Raids
Internal Revenue Service agents arrested six persons in New Orleans as part of a nationwide crackdown on numbers and bookie joints. The raids occurred in 53 cities across 19 states targeting illegal gambling operations.
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New Orleans
Internal Revenue Service
U S Officials Plan Cold Shoulder for Madame Nhu Arrival
Washington sources say U S diplomats adopt a restrained stance toward Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu when she lands in the United States. Ambassadors stress morale and avoid public clashes while limiting high level talks and offering kept hearings at lower policymaking levels.
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Washington
U.S
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
Rome
West
Nhu
State Department
Indonesia and Philippines Ease Stance Toward Malaysia
Indonesia restores phone and cable links with the anti Communist federation amid diplomatic pressure from Britain and the United States. In Manila the Philippines signals a possible summit with Malaysia to discuss North Borneo claims and procedures for proprietary rights, conditioned on two assurances from Kuala Lumpur.
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Manila
Indonesia
Philippines
Malaysia
Britain
United States
Kuala Lumpur
Singapore
Librado Cayce
Cayco
Sukarno
Diosdado Macapagal
Tunku Abdul Rahman
New pharmacology professor joins Northeast Louisiana State College
Dr Clyde W. Whitworth joins the Northeast Louisiana State College pharmacology faculty after prior service at the University of Georgia and a Ph.D. from the University of Florida. North Monroe Kiwanis sends 10 members to the 1963 Louisiana Mississippi West Tennessee Kiwanis district convention in Shreveport at the Washington-Youree Hotel.
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Northeast Louisiana State College
Clyde W. Whitworth
University of Georgia
University of Florida
North Monroe
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Washington - Youree Hotel
Shreveport
Monroe
Ben Winegeart
Crazed carnival elephant killed after two mile chase
A 3000 pound elephant escaped during a carnival act in Lansing Michigan and after trampling a department store and injuring an elderly man was shot by police following a two mile chase. The elephant pushed through a fire exit and damaged homes and property as thousands pursued.
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Lansing
Mich
William Pratt
King Brothers Carnival
Logan Shopping Center
Arlan’s Department Store
Meyer Friedman
Asa D. Schiedel
Schiedel
Ingham County Medical Hospital
Rose O'Toole
State Department to fire security chief over confidential info
The State Department charged Otto F. Otepka, 48, head of the evaluations division, with giving documents marked confidential to Senate subcommittee counsel J. G. Sourwine. He was given 10 days to answer or face dismissal as investigators probe security operations and loyalty inquiries.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Senate
Otto F. Otepka
Department
Robert Morris
Internal Security Subcommittee
Dallas
Tex
Otepka
Morris
Richard
Phillips
Executive Branch
Congress
Harry S. Truman
Smoking Ban In High School Is Observed
Pattonville Senior High in St. Louis Mo ends noon smoking for students after five years of designated areas. Principal James McMahon says no smokers found and lauds student cooperation as the board reverses policy citing moral obligations and medical science.
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St, Louis, Mo
UPI
Pattonville Senior High
James McMahon
Pattonville
R-3
Rainy Weekend Forecast With Light Showers Ahead
Weather continues mild with considerable cloudiness and periods of light rain through Saturday. Expected rainfall generally under one quarter inch, some areas may exceed half an inch. Local highs near 80, lows 64 to 68, with Monroe records showing 84/58 and a year ago 66/50.
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St. Joseph
Tallulah
Monroe
London Armored Truck Robbed of 252000 Pounds in Kent
A gang of eight ambushed an armored truck near Swanley Kent and escaped with 252000 in bank notes from Martin's Bank transfer. Six guards were overpowered and a guard suffered serious head injuries. the raid lasted under a minute. Police say the loss was in notes.
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London
Swanley
Kent
Martin's Bank
Britain
Cheddington
United Kingdom
Jail Chosen Over Fine In Augusta Liquor Case
Norman Johnson, 30, faced 16 taxed whisky cases in Augusta Georgia. He chose five months in jail over a 16 thousand dollar fine, with 1000 dollars per case, plus a separate fine for driving without a license.
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Augusta
Norman Johnson
Johnson
Gordon W. Chambers
King accepts resignations amid Greek political crisis
King Paul of Greece accepted today the resignation of caretaker premier Panayiotis Pipinelis, deepening a crisis that began when Constantine Caramanlis quit in June. General elections are now set for November 3. Also note a World Almanac fact: the first lighthouse on the Atlantic Coast, built on Brewster Island near Boston in 1716, used whale oil.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
Panayiotis Pipinelis
Pipinelis
Constantine Caramanlis
Caramanlis
Atlantic
Little Brewster Island
Boston Harbor
Valachi Details Genovese Ties and Prison Plot
Public hearing records gangster Joseph Valachi describing his role in the Genovese New York unit of La Cosa Nostra. He recounts a 1962 prison killing and a later near murder in Atlanta, saying he killed to protect mob interests and faced a planned inmate battle.
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Washington
Joseph Valachi
New York
Vito Genovese
Genovese
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Federal
Atlanta
Valachi
la Cosa Nostra
Sen
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Kar F E. Mundt
R-S.d
Cosa Nostra
New York City
Red Lies and White Truths Murk Public Discourse
A stubborn political column accuses leaders of spreading falsehoods about policy, while defenders insist recent statements were misinterpreted. The piece highlights claims and counterclaims, urging voters to seek verifiable sources before drawing conclusions.
SAC Dispatches B58 Bombers to Spain Amid Base Rights Pact
The Strategic Air Command began sending small groups of B58 Hustlers on transatlantic missions to Spain after a five year extension of American base rights there. Flights from Bunker Hill Indiana to Moron Seville and Torrejon in Spain travel in training missions with a few bombers at a time before returning. The B58 operations run alongside remaining B47s, part of a broader shift to faster missiles and bombers begun in 1959.
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Washington
Strategic Air Command
Spain
New York
SAC
Rota Naval Base
Air Force
United States
Moron
Seville
Torrejon
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Ind
Zaragosa
Pacific
Carswell Air Force Base
N.M
Guam
Four Men Indicted in Cuba Travel Conspiracy
A federal grand jury in Brooklyn indicted Lee Levi Laub Phillip Abbot Luce Stefan Martinez Anatol Schlosser for conspiring to promote arrange and execute a 1962 63 trip to Cuba in defiance of a State Department travel ban The trio Laub Luce Martinez charged with illegal travel to Cuba and back Schlosser charged with conspiracy to recruit and organize the trip Two additional alleged participants Salvatore Cucchiari and Ellen Irene Shallit were named but not indicted. the action covers 31 overt acts including meetings in New York Paris and Czechoslovakia.
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New York
Cuba
U.S
State Department
Brooklyn
Lee Levi Laub
Phillip Abbot Luce
Stefan Martinez
Anatol Schlosser
Paris
Czechoslovakia
Laub
Luce
Martinez
United States
Europe
Spain
Justice Department
Salvatore Cucchiari
Ellen Irene Shallit
New York City
Macmillan May Call Election Early In 1964
London AP reports informed political circles expect Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to call a general election soon after the new year. Iain Macleod said the election will be in 1964, not before. The Evening Standard cites Jan 10 or Feb 10 as possible dates and notes Macmillan may retire, with the Conservatives seeking their first ballot test since 1959.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Iain Macleod
Conservative Party
Macmillan
Lord Beaverbrook
Evening Standard
Chequers
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Standard
Evening News
John Dickinson
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Jerome Alderman
Karl Mundt
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