JFK To Push Distressed Areas Plan
Washington AP Kennedy says he will urge Congress to approve another $40 million in distressed areas funding. He argues the measure should not die and notes states most affected include Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia eastern Kentucky upstate New York upstate Minnesota and Southern Illinois. The plan would add about $156 million in grants to spur job creating industry, with Senate action pending and House leadership indicating potential support if the Senate passes a version. Critics say mismanagement and skewed allocations hurt rural and urban pockets while large projects absorb most resources.
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British Sub Alarm Erased Amid False Radio Report
AP reports a British submarine alarm near New England was deemed false after the Navy clarified Aramis and allied forces were not in distress. Coast Guard vessels, two amphibious planes, and cutters were dispatched but recalled as power was restored and conditions stabilized.
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Third Negro Due To Enroll At Alabama University
In Huntsville Alabama the University of Alabama system faces enrollment of a Black student under state police protection amid segregation tension. Dave Mack McGlathery enrolled with Vivian Malone and James A. Hood as guards and officials monitor the campus. Governor George Wallace claimed police withdrawal but 1200 guardsmen remain on duty to maintain peace and order.
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George C. Wallace
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Stevenson Delivers Global Strategy Talk at Naval War College
Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson addressed the Naval War College on a panel of Global Strategy Discussions. He spoke on Peace Keeping in the Walled Nations and the Russian Objective, with attendees from the War College and visiting officials. The session included group discussions on U S objectives and policy formulation in the current world environment.
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British ministers near breaking point over Profumo scandal
London reports say the cabinet confronts a deep crisis as rumors of minister resignations swirl amid PM Macmillan’s struggle to maintain Conservative unity. Shadow foreign secretary Walker warns resignation calls and party turmoil threaten the government’s stability during the Profumo affair and Christine Keeler links.
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JFK Leaders Discuss Rights in Bipartisan Meeting
Washington leaders from both parties and about 200 Tabor officials gathered in the White House to discuss civil rights legislation and administration priorities. Participants included Vice President Johnson, Senate and House leaders, and senior aides in a bid to align positions ahead of Congress votes.
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Bourke B. Uirkenlooper
R-Town
John AW. McCoremack
D-Mass
Rem Carl Albert
Assembly Upsets Veto Balks At Fair Housing
A toiling Rhode Island legislative session ends in chaos as a veto fight over fair housing tests the patience of lawmakers. Democratic leaders hold a fragile edge as Republicans stage walkouts and a late bid to force constitutional action stalls. Pressure from civil rights groups and faith leaders colors the fray, with talks of bipartisan housing reform continuing but no final passage.
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Nelice Tary
Four Catholic Parishes Here Reach Bishop's Fund Goal
Four Newport region Roman Catholic parishes announced reaching their Bishop's Fund goal after a general meeting led by Rev. A. Carlos. Readings show parish totals from St. Mary's to St. Mark's with combined pledges and a continuing drive for gifts to support church projects.
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Jackson search for assassin of Negro leader Evers
Police and federal agents pursued the assassination of civil rights leader Medgar Evers in Jackson Mississippi amid demands for calm. Widows plea for nonviolence contrasted with threats of racial strife as federal troops were redeployed to protect Ole Miss and Jackson State campuses.
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Dixie Solons Plan Battle Over Civil Rights Bill
Southern senators plan fierce opposition to Kennedy civil rights measures. Fifteen Dixie Democrats, led by Georgia's Richard Russell, condemn federal action as statism and warn it would attack private property rights. They call Kennedy's plan a socialistic move that courts previously rejected as unconstitutional.
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Betanco urt orders crackdown on Communists in Venezuela
President Betancourt ordered the immediate national roundup of Communists and MIR party members after alleged plots to assassinate him. Police reported arrests and seizure of dynamite and an aiming device at the archbishop's palace in Ciudad Bolivar, while the government warned of ongoing detentions and trials under an antiterrorist emergency measure.
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