Kennedy’s aid address probes use of U S foreign aid
The Associated Press notes President Kennedy’s nationwide broadcast asks whether the United States should press backward and despotic governments to use aid for their people or risk cutting support. He argues aid is needed to block Communist expansion and signals Congress may be receptive, but he omits a firm pledge on future funding.
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Weather Outlook For Grundy County area Tonight
Scattered thundershowers are forecast after light Tuesday showers. Collins Weather station recorded 0? inch precipitation. Tuesday high reached 90 with a 44 night low. 9 am today temp 72. Thursday expected cooler with highs in the 80s.
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Rusk pushes plan to unify foreign aid agency
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged Congress to create a single agency for long term foreign aid with minimal strings attached. He outlined Kennedy’s aid plan, sought authority to borrow up to 2.5 billion over five years, and requested a higher contingency fund while merging several existing programs into one agency.
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Storm Warning Issued for Central Illinois and Surrounding Area
The Weather Bureau warned of severe thunderstorms this afternoon and evening across central and northern Illinois, extreme southeastern Iowa, and northeastern Missouri. Damaging winds large hail and the possibility of isolated tornadoes were forecast from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. CST along a corridor from Columbia Missouri to northeast of Peoria Illinois.
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U S Weighs Exit From Geneva Talks on Laos
Washington officials say the United States is seriously considering leaving the Geneva conference on Laos over cease fire violations. The fall of Padong, a symbol of government resistance, is cited as evidence of Communist bad faith and flouting of the cease-fire.
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Chief Warns Cyclists off Liberty Street
Police Chief B O Neal Enger issues a storm warning for bicyclists to avoid riding on Liberty Street between Jackson and Washington. An ordinance requires bikes off the street and sidewalks here for rider and pedestrian safety, with strict obedience to traffic signs and lights.
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What's Next for Trading Stamps
The piece surveys the rise of trading stamps and the varied state responses as lawmakers debate bans, licensing, and taxes. It notes eight states with pending bills to regulate, nine defending stamp savers, and a 1961 Texas opinion opposing a ban.
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Robert E. Smylie
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Kennedy Says Civil Rights Gains Require Local Law Enforcement
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy urged a future free of racial violence and called for steadfast local policing to maintain order. He criticized Birmingham and Montgomery officials for not foreseeing the violent clashes involving Freedom Riders during the interstate bus protests in Alabama.
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Retailers Call Stamps Racket Curb Voted
In Springfield Illinois lawmakers passed a bill 23 to 5 to ban trading stamps not redeemable for cash. Victor Pastillion of Chicago of the Illinois Gasoline Retailers association called stamps a racket citing stamp profits cutting into station earnings. Top Value and S H Green Stamps defended popularity and economic impact with Illinois traders numbers and wages.
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Chicago
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Evanston
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Dark Forest
Kennedy says chances of war are less after Vienna meeting
President Kennedy told the nation that neither he nor Khrushchev won a victory in Vienna but that war chances should be lower as each leader better understands the other. He called the talks immensely useful and warned of a possible long East West struggle while signaling flexibility on atomic tests.
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Dr Carl Jung Dies at 85 Founding Psychiatrist
Zurich obituary notes Dr Carl Gustav Jung aged 85 prominent scientist philosopher and one of modern psychiatry’s founders died Tuesday of a heart attack. He began as a neurologist and early associate of Sigmund Freud later breaking with Freudian psychiatry. He was born to a Swiss clergyman in Kesswil.
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