Kennedy seeks 5.7 billion education aid bill excludes private schools
President Kennedy urged Congress to enact a five year 5.7 billion education aid program with private elementary and high schools excluded. He argued the plan would cost 1.5 billion in the next fiscal year and would fund loans grants and scholarships across all levels while preserving church state separation. The message highlights college construction and science training, and notes 14 million more students by 1970, though prospects for passage remain uncertain.
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Four Charged in Armed Robbery and Kidnapping Case
Four men face aggravated kidnapping and armed robbery charges after abducting South Side businessman Irving Chanenson's wife and two teens and demanding ransom. About $2,300 of the $4,600 paid was recovered as police reported initial $8,200 demand and a claimed $40,000 note. The family was released unharmed after the payoff. penalties range from one year to the electric chair.
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Awles Robinson
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Eileen
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Rockefeller Defends Carlino and Shelters
Albany Gov Rockefeller defended Assembly Speaker Joseph F Carlino and the fallout shelter program in a public statement to a legislative panel He said it was impossible Carlino or anyone else could have had advance knowledge of shelter provisions The committee then prepared to review evidence and testimony on Lane's conflict of interest charges against Carlino.
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Lancer Industries Inc
Donald A. Campbell
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Washington Jails Nine Peace Marchers for Fines
Nine protesters arrested near the White House refused to pay $10 fines for violating a Washington picketing law. They chose 10 days in jail, saying they felt morally obligated after being ordered to move to the park’s far end while others complied. The group protested nuclear testing during Congo premier Cyrille Adoula’s White House lunch.
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Kennedy Gets Old Wilson Typewriter
President Kennedy received a portable typewriter once used by Woodrow Wilson. He joked that his wife collects everything and that this is his only produced item. The gift came from Admiral Grayson’s family, Wilson’s physician, with the lot once surplus from Harding era. It will be displayed at the White House.
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Regents Elected in Albany to State Board
The Legislature today elected Allen D. Marshall of Scotia to the State Board of Regents and re elected Edward M. M. Warburg of New York City.
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New York City
School Closed by Flu at Auburn Mount Carmel High School
A flu outbreak forced Mount Carmel Roman Catholic High School in Auburn to close today. About 250 of 600 students were ill, prompting the shutdown to prevent further spread.
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Mount Carmel Roman Catholic High School
Ousting Prendergast Looms In Albany Democratic Meeting
About 20 Upstate Democratic leaders met secretly to discuss removing state chairman Michael H. Prendergast. Mayor Robert F. Wagner is leading the push while Albany County backs the effort. Prendergast’s term runs to mid September after the 1962 primary, with a possible court fight anticipated.
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Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Michael H. Prendergast
Prendergast
Kennedy to Meet Press in White House Conference
The White House announced President Kennedy will hold a news conference on Wednesday starting at 4 p.m. The event will not be broadcast live but will be taped for later television and radio use.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Will Release Troops Called Up by Error
The Army announced it is releasing an undisclosed number of reservists who were erroneously called to active duty during the Berlin crisis mobilization. Misinterpretation of policy left some ready Reserve members in active duty. transfers to standby Reserve should have occurred after five years of combined service. McNamara declined to provide a timeline for their return home.
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Secretary of Defense
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Fire Destroys Catholic Church in Catskills
A fire in Windham, Catskills, destroyed the Roman Catholic Church of St. Therese of the Little Flower. Pastor Rev. Joseph F. Hart estimated losses at $60,000. furnishings were lost. Fire originated in the furnace room of the frame church as firemen from five communities fought the flames after a passerby spotted the blaze.
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St. Theresa of the Little Flower
Catskill Mountain
Joseph F. Hart
Day care center planned at new aged home in Livonia
A new home for the aged in Livonia Michigan under construction will include a day care center for elderly persons. Sister Elvira assistant administrator of St. Mary's Home for the Aging says seniors may visit for the day enjoy a warm meal recreation therapy and companionship.
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Cuba Strategy To Embarrass Kennedy At UN Debate
At the UN General Assembly, Cuba and its Soviet allies push a propaganda charge against the United States over last April's Cuba invasion. Adlai Stevenson rejects the accusations, saying Cuba aims to tarnish Kennedy's Alliance for Progress and spur subversion in Latin America. The committee plans to resume debate after a breather.
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Flood displaces 178000 Filipinos amid Mindanao floods
Floods have driven 128000 Filipinos from homes on Mindanao Island in ten days as water rises in sections. A Social Welfare Department spokesman says 100000 people in Agusan Province are threatened. Tropical Storm Fran worsened the situation with more rain.
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Queen Elizabeth II marks 10th year on throne in Britain
London reports the 35 year old monarch observing a restrained tenth anniversary with family and public tributes. Prince Philip begins a two month Latin America tour as Britons reflect on George VI's death a decade ago and discuss calls for royal modernization amid persistent critique of her public role.
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Oran Paper Seized In Peace Protest By De Gaulle Foes
In Oran Algeria European Secret Army seized a newspaper to back opposition to Algerian independence. The pirate edition declares French settlers will win and marks a bold propaganda move by ex General Raoul Salami's rightist underground after De Gaulle denounced the Secret Army as subversive.
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Students Hail Kennedy in Japan as Jeering Leftists Rally
Thousands of Tokyo students at Waseda University greeted Robert F Kennedy with cheers while a smaller group of leftists disrupted his address. Kennedy described the crowd as friendly overall and expressed a wish for more opportunity to exchange ideas as he departed by car amid tight security.
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Cardinal Muench in serious condition in Rome
Aloisius Cardinal Muench, former bishop of Fargo North Dakota, is reported in serious condition from Parkington disease at Salvador hospital in Rome. Doctors say he is not in imminent danger. He has served in the Vatican Curia since his 1959 consistory election as a Cardinal.
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Buff the dog slips away then returns with new tag
Glens Falls resident Roy Fuller reports his dog Buff wandered from home wearing a 1961 license. Buff returned after three days with a new 1962 tag, a mystery Fuller says remains unsolved.
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Roy Fuller
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Finnish Voters Shift to Right in Weekend Election
In Helsinki, center parties backing President Kekkonen’s neutrality won a narrow victory over a leftist majority, signaling a shift to the right amid Soviet pressure on Finland. A center-led coalition appeared possible, but party accords were unclear. Finland has had 17 governments since WWII.
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Urho Kekkonen
Soviet Union
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Algerian blast kills four on French ship
In Bône Algeria a violent explosion aboard the French steamship Ville de Bordeat killed four people including a woman and an eight year old child and wounded several others. Authorities suspected a planted bomb with cause still undetermined.
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Algerian rebels claim peace near as OAS raids print edition
In Oran a pirate broadcast of Edmond Jouhaud declares battle to the death as the OAS seizes a newspaper to push a special edition. The rebel provisional government hints at a possible decision but offers no concrete settlement, while authorities issued a police alert.
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