Kennedy Victory Opens House Rules Clash In Congress
Washington AP The Kennedy administration won the first battle of the new Congress in the fight over the House Rules Committee but no claim of a major breakthrough for the President’s program. Republicans assailed the $99 billion budget, urging tax cuts with bigger spending and warning of a large deficit as they push alternatives. The day’s vote 235 to 196 kept 15 members on the Rules Committee, expanding from 12 to aid liberal supporters of Kennedy’s program. Continued on Page 14, Col. 1.
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Washington
Congress
House Rules Committee
Capitol
Plot to free bank robber via forged papers at Alcatraz
SAN FRANCISCO AP Warden Olin Blackwell uncovered a plot to free bank robber Roy Rudolph Drake using forged court papers. The Justice Department said it’s investigating. the forgeries included a rubber stamp sign was by Judge Dale Holder. Drake, who led a crime spree and escaped prisons, would have been eligible for parole if the order had been processed.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz
Olin Blackwell
Roy Drake
Washington
Justice Department
Indianapolis Star
Roy Rudolph Drake
Indianapolis
Blackwell
Dale J. Holder
Drake
Robert G.newbold
Newbold
New Orleans
California
San Quentin
Missouri
Young Republicans Push Counterproposals in Kennedy Era Policy
Washington AP reports younger Republicans aim to counter Kennedy proposals with more alternatives. Rep. Charles E. Goodell says the move strengthens insurgent influence in the House GOP, elevates leadership style, and boosts self-confidence among younger members including Rep. Gerald Ford Jr. of Michigan. The aim is a more imaginative, liberal‑conservative balance within the party.
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Washington
Kennedy
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
House
Fieer Bers
Gerald Ray Ford Jr
Michigan
House Republican Conference
Republican Policy Committee
Goodell
GOP! House
Charles A. Halleck Jr
Indiana
Leslie C. Arends
Wits
Whi
Patty Poliies
Ford
Per
Tshombe Yields Urges Forces to Withhold Attack
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe, freed from house arrest, urged his forces to avoid firing on advancing U.N. troops as he traveled from Elisabethville toward Mokambo and Sakania. U.N. armored cars followed to secure the northern route amid a food-distribution mission.
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Tshombe
Elisabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Ub ' H Maik
Dennis Neeld
Mokambo
Sakania
Tsombe
Sakaia
U. N
Rhodesia
United Nations
Tam
Derek Dodson
U Thant
U.N. Moise Tshombe
Katanga Province
Kolwezi
Congo
Ndola
Much Colder Air to Invade State Tonight
Cold arctic air moves into Wisconsin with light snow and subzero readings in parts. Superior reports eight below zero, while Green Bay and Milwaukee reach the high 30s. Montana blizzard winds, proceeding from Montana to the Dakotas, drop temperatures and raise snow depths across the region.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Superior
Milwaukee
Mercury
Park Falls
Eau Claire
Wausau
Green Bay
la Crosse
Madison
Lone Rock
Beloit
Cut Bank
Mont
McAllen
Tex
Montana
Midwest
Central Plains
Ohio Valley
Canada
Dakotas
Minnesota
UPI
Northwest
Walter Schowal Izer
Jackson
Assembly
David Blanchard
Edgecton
Jack Olson
Alex Meunier
Sturgeon Bay
Charles Schmidt
Martin Schreiber
Gordon Rosebp
Darlington
Holger Rasmussen
Spooner
Frank Christopherson Jr
Fred Risser
iCharles Smith
R-Wausau
Senate
Robert Haase
Marinette
Harold Clemens
Waukesha
Kenneth Preibe
Appleton
Norns” Kellman
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Lawrence Larson
Harold Dalyman
Solons consider about fifty bills from Legislative Council
Republicans on a party line vote control the committee on committees with Jerris Leonard Raymond Rice and Jess Miller guiding Senate assignments. Both houses approve routine business resolutions to organize the session and notify the governor. The Senate also receives 10 bills and one resolution from the Legislative Council, including a measure to tighten teenage drinking laws.
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GOP
Jon
Senate
Jerris Leonard
Milwaukee
Raymond Rice
R-La Crosse
Jess Miller
R-Richland Center
Legislative Council
Pittsburgh official calls for better lighting in court
Allegheny County Commissioner John Walker urges improved lighting in Common Pleas Court to relieve judges eyestrain while maintaining the principle that justice should be blind.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Allegheny County
John Walker
Common Pleas Court
Hope Parleys With Russ To Improve Ties
Washington officials hope high level talks with Soviet representatives now underway will broaden East West ties. Kennedy aims for a US UK Soviet test ban accord amid tension with China. Kuznetsov met Kennedy at the White House and spoke with Rusk and policy officials.
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Washington
ULS
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Red China
White House
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Moscow
Rusk
Kuznetsov
Dean Rusk
State Department
William C. Foster
U.S. Disarmament Agency
New York
Pierre Salinger
U.S
Berlin
Hee
Cuba
United Nations
Khrushchev
Ungrateful thief left note in returned car
San Diego police recovered stockbroker William Quinn’s stolen vehicle after a month missing. A two page handwritten letter found inside complained the car had an uncomfortable back seat a faulty radio and needed new spark plugs and wheel alignment.
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San Diego
Calif
William Quinn
Airport Brief Appeals Outagamie For Airport Certification
Outagamie County seeks a certificate of convenience and necessity for a Greenville Township airport. The brief, by AW Ponath, argues convenience separate from any state or federal participation and urges certification despite objections from Osakosh Green Bay and Clintonville. The State Aeronautics Commission will hear next steps as local officials prepare replies and await guidance on funding.
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Suratamie County
Osakosh
Green, Bay
Clintonville
Outagamie Corporation
AW. Ponath
State Aeronautics Commission
Appleton
Winnebago County
Jack D. Steintidber
Oshkosh
Fintan M Flanagan
Panath
Quulagamue
Stemmaiber
Ponath
Gemano
Ami
Outagamie County
Outagamie
Greenville Township
Commission
Commissida
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