World Bank chief Black urges pooled foreign aid
James W. Black, retiring president of the World Bank, urged pooling aid funds through expanded international organizations rather than single nation programs. He called for greater aid via the International Development Association and warned single nation aid can be politicized and conditional on buyer interests. His remarks aligned with calls in Congress for reduced United States foreign aid spending.
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19 Per Cent Foreign Aid Slash Urged
Washington oversight reports a House Appropriations Committee proposal cutting foreign aid to 19 percent of the President's request. If approved, total aid would be $5.94 billion for this fiscal year, well below Kennedy's $7.89 billion call and tied to budget limits on military and economic assistance to allies. The plan reflects leadership including Rep. Olsson and Rep. Passman guidance after weeks of hearings. Meanwhile Moscow Pravda notes fruit and vegetable rot in the Kuban region due to organizational snarls.
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NFO Action Working Stirring Debate on Farm Prices
The NFO drive to withhold livestock from markets to lift prices drew controversy as Chicago Midwest cattle receipts fell to their lowest in weeks. Agriculture Secretary Freeman faced questions as lawmakers weighed the farm bill, while cattle and hog prices showed mixed gains with prime cattle reaching high values and hogs rising to near 19.50.
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Kennedy Lodge feud looms in Massachusetts primary
Massachusetts voters face a high profile Senate primary pitting Edward Kennedy against George Cabot Lodge with Edward J McCormack Jr and Laurence Curtis also opposing, amid a history of family and party rivalries shaping the race and a crowded GOP field.
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New Muscatine School Board picks Schreurs president
Kenneth R. Schreurs, longtime Muscatine Board of Education member, was elected president for the coming year in a close 4-4 reorganizational vote. John Barger was reelected as vice president amid retirement tributes to L. D. Krueger and remarks on board tenure and recent elections.
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JFK Plea Ends Rail Strike Arbitration Sought
President Kennedy announced the Chicago and North Western Railway strike would be submitted to arbitration after the company and union accepted his appeal. Acting Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz would join George Leighty of the Telegraphers union and railroad chairman Ben Heineman in Washington for talks.
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Morgenthau Nominated for New York Governor Nomination
Morgenthau won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination at the New York state convention. Former U S attorney for New York City, Morgenthau was chosen unanimously over four rivals on the second ballot to oppose Republican Nelson A. Rockefeller in November.
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Predict Conditions For Schirra Space Ride From Cape Canaveral
The sixth TIROS weather satellite launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a Thor Delta rocket and reached orbit about 40 miles high. It will monitor hurricanes and storms worldwide and relay cloud data to a ground station as NASA tracks Walter Schirra Jr.’s upcoming orbital flight.
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East Germans escape West Berlin via Long Tunnel
A group of 29 East Germans reached West Berlin through a submerged tunnel beneath the Berlin border fence. West Berlin official Heinrich Alberts said the tunnel flooded and was not found by East German guards, calling it the largest escape since the wall was erected.
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Castro Building Base Rumors Shake Guantanamo Area
Sources in contact with Cuban underground report information suggesting Castro may be planning a naval base on Cuba’s north coast. They note families are being moved from areas near Banes, about 20 miles northwest of Guantanamo Bay, while Kennedy cites Soviet missile armed torpedo boats bound for Cuba.
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Unclear fragments prompt historical record
Fragmentary OCR note from 1961 aged materials with stray dates and initials. No coherent event or identifiable entities to confirm a specific headline or summary. Unable to extract a complete record from the provided text.
Status of Mariner 2 Ship Report From NASA
The following report on Mariner 2 progress released by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration notes the craft launched August 27 and is expected to pass within nine-tenths of a million miles of Venus. The distance from Earth and Venus are given as large figures with some transcription errors but indicate a planned trajectory and measurements prior to a Venus flyby.
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Rockets launch sixth weather satellite from Cape Canaveral
A three stage Thor Delta rocket blasts off from Cape Canaveral Florida carrying the sixth weather satellite in a series. The satellite will monitor hurricanes and typhoons to aid forecasts and warnings.
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China Issue Revived Russ Again Demand Seating of Red China
The United Nations faces a renewed push over Red China representation as the USSR contemplates a hard line against American policy on Cuba. The opening session set a formal pace with a presidential contest marked by East West rivalry as Muhammad Zafrulla Khan appears favored over J. P. Malalasekera, who may not concede. A major U.S.-Soviet clash looms as Adlai Stevenson and Andrei Gromyko prepare their policy declarations.
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Urge No Type III Vaccine for Adults in Iowa
Des Moines reports that persons 18 and older should receive Type II Sabin polio vaccine, per the State Health Department. Following a recommendation by the US Surgeon General, Types I and II can be safely given to all ages, with Type III advised only for those under 18, per Dr. Ralph H. Heeren.
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School Board Probes Air Building Problems and College Progress
At Monday session the board reviewed the air building issues and the junior college project. Engineer reports from Dick Stanley and plans by Dean Fry Construction outlined foundations, schedules, shop drawings, and a proposed sand base to prevent future cracking. Financials included a periodic estimate of 7,740.90 to Fry for old issues, with inspections described as periodic rather than constant.
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