Senate Backs Resolution Against International Communism
Washington June 25 The Senate adopted a resolution declaring it is the sense of Congress to reaffirm support for the Caracas declaration and oppose interference by the international Communist movement in Western Hemisphere affairs. The measure, introduced by Sen Lyndon Johnson and approved unanimously by the Foreign Relations Committee, aims to bolster actions by the Organization of American States in Guatemala and elsewhere. The House is expected to act soon. In a separate measure, the House Agriculture Committee approved a one year extension of fixed farm price supports but struck out two year protections for cotton and corn, signaling administration preference for flexible supports and parity adjustments. Chairman Hope predicted passage as the best possible bill for agriculture.
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Leniency Criticized In Juvenile Court By Officials
US Attorney Leo A. Rover and police officials testified before a House subcommittee on juvenile crimes blaming leniency and secrecy in the District Juvenile Court for repeat offenses by teens. They urged Congress to unlock court records and expose trial outcomes.
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Red Cross Meeting Opens Sunday At Hood College
An advance Red Cross delegation reviewed plans for a week long Junior Red Cross Leadership Training Center opening Sunday at Hood College. The center will host 166 junior members and 25 adult volunteers from sixteen eastern states and the district of Laurania, with 27 representatives from Maryland Pennsylvania Massachusetts Virginia West Virginia Ohio Rhode Island New York. The Hood program is one of three in the area this summer with others at Miami University and Phillips Academy Andover. Leaders will train for local national and international Red Cross roles.
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Thrill Bombers Found Guilty In Bethesda Chevy Chase
Three youths charged as the thrill bombers in the Bethesda Chevy Chase area were found guilty of delinquency. Two will be hospitalized for psychiatric treatment. Separate dispositions of the cases announced in Rockville.
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Virginia-bound Potomac Bridge reaches Virginia terminus
Steelwork on the Potomac River bridge between Brunswick and Loudoun County, Virginia, reached its Virginia terminus Thursday as the final girder was riveted. The project total costs are about $2,500,000 and the ceremony occurred amid plans for completion of the bridge and approaches.
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Nehru and Chou En Lai Meet in New Delhi Talk
Indian Prime Minister Nehru and Chinese Premier Chou En-lai spoke for over three hours at Nehru's residence in New Delhi for a wide ranging Asia to Asia discussion on grave world problems. An Indian spokesman called the meeting most friendly.
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Nehru and Chou Discuss Asia Shaping Talks
Conversations between Nehru and Chou allegedly threaten major shifts in Asia. Nehru hosts Chou at a private dinner after a reception at government house, amid rising Indian Communist strength and anti American sentiment following the U S Pakistan pact.
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Hina opinion on Pakistan using US arms against India
Hina asserts with near certainty that Pakistan will use American military equipment against India, reflecting regional tensions and strategic concerns. The remark signals iffy implications for United States policy and regional security.
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