Kennedy Faces Nightfall Verdict In Senate Bid
Springfield reports Ted Kennedy awaits tonight's Democratic straw vote on endorsing him or Edward J. McCormack Jr for U S Senate. A simple majority on the roll call will decide the endorse ment though the loser could still enter the fall primary. Kennedy denies charges of vote buying and campaign tactics while McCormack claims documentary proof.
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Justice Dept Letter Clears Congressman in FBI Probe
Republican candidate Harvey F Robinson condemned a Justice Department letter to Congressman Frank AL Clark as unsatisfactory. The April 13 letter signed by Attorney General Robert F Kennedy stated the case was closed and there was no foundation for prosecution, prompting calls for Clark to clarify actions that sparked the inquiry.
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Divorce Award Ties Illinois Record for Mrs Snannan
The Chicago woman Ofa Mary Snannon won a $2 million divorce settlement from J. Patrick Lannan in a desertion case. Judge William V. Daly approved the terms including $50,000 cash, securities, and furnishings from a Lake Shore Drive apartment. She waived alimony and inheritance rights.
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Salt Makers Freed Of Price Fixing Charges
Three leading salt producers were acquitted by an eight juror in the U S district court on price fixing charges. The firms include Morton Salt Co Chicago International Salt Co Clarks Summit Pa and Mamond Crystal Salt Co Clair Mich Carey Salt Co pleaded no contest. The indictment alleged bid rigging in sale of rock salt to cities and state highway departments.
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Navy Confirms German Steel Purchase Amid Trade Questions
The Navy disclosed a 3300 ton German steel purchase while denying a broad shift to foreign metals for U S armed forces. Officials noted German bids ran 19 to 39 percent below U S firms on four lots, saving taxpayers about 153000, though the steel was high grade plate and alloy casting. Shipping on the West Coast lessened competitive gaps with American producers.
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Fourteen East Germans seize boat, escape to West Berlin
A group of fourteen East German travelers seized a 50 ton excursion boat on the Friedrichstrasse area and fled to West Berlin under gunfire. West Berlin police reported no injuries on either side. The captain and engineer returned the craft to East Berlin under Communist police escort.
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Macapagal Sees Danger To US Over Bases
In an exclusive interview, Philippines President Diosdado Macapagal warns that worsening U S Philippine relations could threaten American rights to bases such as Subic and Clark. He cites Congress failure to pay 75 million in war damages and urges fulfillment of the commitment while noting no other major frictions beyond economy and corruption.
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Spelling Bee Champs Relax After Victory
Nettle Craw-Hord, 13, of Roswell New Mexico and Michael Day, 18, of Hardin Montana share the title after 39 word challenges. Each cochampion wins $1,000, a New York trip, and school plaques. Other prizes include $20 cash and $1 prizes to several regional contestants.
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Senate approves $4.6 billion foreign aid bill
The Senate passed a $4.6 billion foreign aid bill with a provision to supply surplus food to Communist countries including Yugoslavia and Poland. The measure won 61 to 23 and moves to the House where debates on aid bans for Communist nations continue amid bipartisan pressure.
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Train Service Cut Protested in New Castle Hearing
A public protest group and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen plan to oppose Pennsylvania Railways move to end passenger service, with spokesmen at a Public Utility Commission hearing at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the courthouse. The Clevelander train currently serves New Castle Junction. its removal would end local passenger service, costing up to $5,000 yearly in revenue. Washington Street and downtown New Castle prepare for a July street fair with booths, open stores, and fountain opening, organized by the Downtown New Castle Beautification Committee and coordinated with merchants associations.
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Kennedy to Ask Congress for Tax Cuts to Start Next Jan 1
United States President Kennedy plans to seek tax cuts for individuals and corporations starting January 1 next year. Details on the amount remain undecided as UPI reports the measure aims at stimulating growth but lacks final figures.
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World Religions Seek Peace Pact in God We All Share
Moslem editor Husain of Dawn in Karachi proposes a peace pact among Christianity Islam and Judaism, saying all three share belief in God and should unite against atheism. He cites a possible broad tax cut and urges dialogue to reduce religious tensions while preserving common faith unity. Kennedy signals tax reform measures and removal of barriers to economic growth amid debate on rates. A special Ellwood City council meeting is set for June 13 to address council business.
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Explosive Drums Found Floating Off Florida Coast
Coast Guard warns sunken drums may release explosive metal sodium when in contact with water. Drums discovered along Florida and Alabama shores in recent weeks, including near Mobile, contain sodium that reacts violently with water.
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Weathering Spring Promises in a Quiet Garden
In a small garden essay, Arnhur Mometer notes tomatoes promising, onions rising, cabbages headed, and the miracle of spring repeating as meadows awaken and nature sings. The author walks amid blooms, admiring the plant life and the season'searly warmth.
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