Administration Aims to Break Legislative Jam
The Kennedy administration moves to salvage parts of its program with talks between Senate and House leaders to push a $277 million funding measure. Senators Mansfield and Humphrey expect a compromise this week to enable final action on near term fiscal year bills and tax extensions.
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Skennedy
House
Senate
House Appropriations
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert MH. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey Law
Terrorist Chaos and Mortality tasseled Oran and Dubuque
Chaos and panic hit Oran as European Secret Army Organization urged Europeans to flee amid self determination tensions. Explosions damaged schools while thousands crowded docks and airport seeking transport to France. In Dubuque, Gunnar Magnuson died from a skull fracture after a motel fall while en route to the World's Fair. nearby, Walter Murphy died after a bulldozer accident.
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Oran
France
Gunnar John Magnuson
Limedsforsen
Sweden
Dubuque
Magnuson
Seattle
Wash
Albert Tinden
Linden Travel Service
Linden
Dubuque County
Hank Spidlman
Walter Murphy
East Dubuque
Supreme Court bans school prayer in New York district
The Supreme Court ruled that a two word daily prayer in New York public schools violates the U S Constitution. Five parents from New Hyde Park challenged the practice arguing it breaches church and state separation. Justice Blackmun wrote the majority opinion while Justice Douglas concurred. Justices Frankfurter and White did not participate. The decision was 6 to 1.
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Supreme Court
New York State
New Hyde Park
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Rusk and Home Seek Alignment on East West Policy
Secretary Rusk met with British Foreign Secretary Home to align policies on Europe and Asia. They urged early Berlin talks and proposed a Four Power meeting to curb wall incidents in divided Berlin. Western notes warned Moscow about concessions amid Soviet internal crisis. Rusk told Adenauer America may drop the international authority plan for lanes into Berlin if Russians drop withdrawal demands.
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U.S
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Europe
Asia
Attica
Soviet Union
Berlin
Moscow
Rusk
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Ime
Washington
Soviet Invited To Four Power Talks In Berlin
Western powers invited Soviet leader to participate in four power talks in Berlin to ease border tensions and promote free movement in the divided city. Date for the parley remains undetermined.
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London
Kissin
Berlin
Soviet Blame Shifts to German Elements Backed by Allies
Moscow accuses German fascist elements aided by the West of a string of shootings across the border wall. The Soviet demand for Western action warns that Moscow could aid the East German Communist forces if demands are not met. Rusk arrived with new aid measures.
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Moscow
U.S.S.R
Rusk
Giant Carrier Flight Deck Action In Naval Operations
A U S Navy Forrestal carrier operates off Virginia during Atlantic air operations. Jets launch from catapults at over one per minute and recover swiftly. Officers and crew wear ear protection as fighters rise to about 150 miles per hour, with spectacular deck activity and loud engine noises.
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Atlantic Ocean
Norfolk
Navy
Dietz
U.S. Navy
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Midwest
Ninth Naval’ District
Virginia
Cedar Rapids girl crowned Miss Iowa in 1930s pageant
Regina Proshay of Marshalltown won the Miss Iowa title at the Roof Garden Ballroom contest, earning a chance to compete in Miss Universe in Miami Beach. She was crowned over one other state queen. four runners up were named Julia Olson, Lanna Green, Nancy Lou Norland, and Jo Carney, with Cedar Rapids named Miss Cedar Rapids.
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Pat
Cedar Rapids
Regina Proshay
Iowa
Allen Prosha
Marshalltown
Roof Garden
Julia
Olson
Irvin’ Olson
Spencer
Lanna Green
Dean E. Green
Prescott
Nancy Lou Norland
Louis' Norland
Clarinda
Sand
Jo Carney
Clyde Carney
Centervile
Hold Youth Who Admits 2 Slayings
An 18 year old in Mansfield is held after confessing to the slayings of two girls, Jean Bertoch nine, and Connie Lymn Hurrell seven. Police say first degree murder charges may follow. details pending. Morristown N J report notes James H. Vance, also 18, confessed to bludgeoning two teen girls to death with a live wrench, told detective in Morris County Jail after being questioned.
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Argainst
Morristown
James H
Vance
Reinforce Straits Patrol In Face of Red Buildup
U.S. warships race from Yokosuka to bolster the 7th Fleet patrol in the Formosa Strait amid reports of a Chinese Communist buildup opposite Quemoy and Matsu. Honolulu confirms strengthened patrols as ships deploy for sea operations. exact numbers undisclosed.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Japan
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Quemoy
Matsu
Yokosuka
Pacific Fleet
Honolulu
Formosa Strait
Red China
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Navy
Coral Sea
Arca
Tae Defense Ministry
Carr
Five Iowa crash deaths raise toll to 234 in 1962
Five weekend auto crashes boosted Iowa's 1962 highway death toll to 234. Three Waterloo victims were among the dead. a Cedar County fair ground motorcycle race rider died, and another man collapsed at Tunis Speedway in Waterloo. Victims include Gale Fogelman, 13 months. Oslo Boege, 58. Jarry Jurgens, 20. Larry Hickman, 2. Wenry Milczarek, 11. The Fogelman baby died in a Waterloo collision. relatives injured.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Waterloo
Cedar County Fairgrounds
Tipton
Tunis Speedway
Gale Annette Fogelman
Kenneth Fogelman
Evansdale
Oslo
John Boege
Davenport
Jarry Jurgens
Water
Larry, Hickman
Wenry Milczarek
Monemouth
Fogelman
Forelman
Mr. Fogelman
Connie Ruth
Connie Mae Combs
Cedar Falls
Robert Henry Wiese
Merlyn -Lucille Harbeis
Hudson
Presence of Troops in Thailand Sparks Laos Rift
A Lao cabinet minister denounced U S troops in Thailand as a threat to Laos peace while Premier Souvanna Phouma, amid a coalition shift to his Red-leaning half brother, showed no clear stance. US officials gave no immediate comment, saying troops arrived at Thai request to protect Thailand.
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Laos
U. S
Thailand
Souvanna Phouma
Fhouri Vongvichil
Souvanna
France
Government of National ‘Union
Vongvichit
Prince Souphanoujvong
Pathet Lao
United States
Estes Seeks Immediate Trial on Felony Charges
In Pecos Texas Estes' lawyers requested an immediate trial on state felony charges and District Judge J H Staley ruled the case would begin this afternoon. The town was surprised as the term of court started a day earlier and the defense asked for the promoter's case to move to the top of the docket. Judge Staley granted the request and said juror selection would start later today.
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Pecos
Tex
Estes
J. H. Staley
West Texas
Texas
Staley
Segregation at Hospital Ends at Duke Hospital
Duke Hospital ends racial segregation for private rooms admitting patients of all races. Duke University had opened graduate schools to all races 15 months ago and this month opened the undergraduate school to Negroes.
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Durham
Duke Hospital
Duke University
Canada’s Diefenbaker Budget Aims to Stabilize Dollar
Ottawa launches a belt-tightening austerity regime with tariff hikes and short term aid surpassing 1 billion dollars to defend the devalued dollar. Bank of Canada raises rates to curb capital flight as U S officials weigh impact on deficits and imports. Canada seeks foreign investment while US concerns grow about retaliation on American exports.
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Canada
John G. 'Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
United States
U.S
Bank of Canada
Washington
U.S. Treasury
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