Republicans Demand Kennedy Prove Test Ban Treaty Claims
Republican leader Everett Dirksen calls for proof that the test ban treaty will not weaken U S security. He says hearings with military and scientific experts are needed to challenge President Kennedy’s assertion that banning atmospheric tests improves national security and prevents nuclear escalation. The treaty, signed by the United States Britain and the Soviet Union, requires ratification by two thirds of the Senate. Washington Moscow and London officials anticipate continued developments and signatures in the coming days.
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Ex-Auditor Frost Under Fire as State Examiners Criticize
State Examiner C B Akers and staff reviewed Jackson County records from January to June, finding Frost absent during a 11 30 p m audit and recounting a 53 short cash count. They noted improper withdrawals and a $22 personal check to a Mason City salesman flagged as cash, amid resignations and embezzlement charges linked to county officials.
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Towa Jaycees Begin Meeting in Muscatine
Jaycees in Muscatine host weekend events with the state board of directors in attendance. Registrations open with 100 rooms reserved for the series of committee meetings and socials. A get acquainted party is planned, followed by a dance at 10:30 PM with speakers from Steel Company and community development groups among topics for Saturday sessions.
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English Train Loot May Have Been Eight Million
Reports detail a historic mail train robbery near Cheddington as bandits seized around 80 thousand pounds in insured loot and an estimated total value approaching eight million pounds. Banks across Edinburgh London and beyond recorded losses while authorities hunted the gang over a 40 mile countryside span.
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President Kennedy Infant Son Dies in Boston
President John F Kennedy flies to Otis Air Force Base near Boston to be at his wife Jacqueline's side after the death of their infant son Patrick. Details note the delivery by caesarean and the president’s somber arrival at hospital, with the family receiving the news from obstetrician Dr Joan Walsh.
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Thresher Disaster Delays Polaris Sub Buildup Plan
Cape Canaveral Fla The Thresher tragedy slows Navy plans for Polaris submarine buildup with an estimated five month delay as modifications are made to prevent a recurrence. Nine subs on patrol remain off Europe waters while changes are kept confidential. Navy spokesman calls the delays minor and not expected to derail timetable.
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Kennedy Baby Dies of Hyaline Membrane Disease
Otis Air Force Base Massachusetts report states Patrick Bouvier Kennedy died from hyaline membrane disease after prematurity. Attending physicians diagnosed the condition with certification by Dr James Hughes at the Children’s Medical Center. The White House released a statement authorized by the President.
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Day Leaves Postmaster General in Washington
Edward Day steps out of political life after 222 years as postmaster general, on his last day in office. Presidents Kennedy has not chosen a successor, with speculation that the next postmaster general could be a Black nominee. Previously Kennedy offered the post to Rep William L. Dawson, who declined. The President reportedly aims to appoint a Black member to his Cabinet before leaving office.
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Cardinal Cushing Will Hold Funeral Saturday
The Kennedy family announced the death of their newborn son, born five and a half weeks early, after a brief respiratory illness. President Kennedy was at the hospital as doctors and specialists worked to save the infant, who died at 4:04 am EDT. A Mass of the Angels will be held Saturday at Cardinal Cushing's private chapel in Boston. burial will follow in the Kennedys' family plot at Holyhood Cemetery, Brookline.
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Fiesta Day to Bring Latin Market to Muscatine
Muscatine plans a Saturday Fiesta Day with a Mexican marketplace, strolling mariachi music, and crowd activities. Activities include a pinata contest, a queen crowning, street dances, storefront sales, and a Latin-American welcome by T Courtney Wilson.
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Waterloo Put Under Court Injunction Over Cedar River Pollution
Waterloo was placed under a court injunction to stop contaminating the Cedar River with inadequately treated sewage. Judge Carroll Engelkes ordered the city and the state health department to address alleged stream pollution, with tests to determine pollution levels and facilities needed for correction. The attorney general sought the injunction after prior orders and claims of bypassing raw sewage during construction. The state health department linked high bacteria counts to bypasses and insufficient treatment, while Waterloo pursues a multi phase plant upgrade.
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Wall Street tensions as SEC releases final report
The final SEC report criticizes high pressure sales tactics by brokers and mutual fund fee schemes. It notes prior recommendations for closer self regulation and outlines planned meetings with industry leaders and Congress to discuss reforms.
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Chlorine Gas Forces Hundreds From Philadelphia Homes
A chlorine gas leak near a chemical firm in Philadelphia’s Frankford area forced hundreds to flee homes and sent hundreds of patients to Frankford Hospital. Fire Chief George E. Mink said the gas was sealed off at 2:05 PM EDT. the area remained saturated and the tanker leak occurred at siding near Wonder Chemical Co.
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