Kennedy Urges Critics to Join Government for Economic Health
President Kennedy urged critics and business to discard worn out slogans and work with government to spur the economy. He said the administration is not hostile to business and emphasized mutual confidence between government and all sectors for economic progress. He spoke at Yale University during its 261st commencement, noting the need to avoid partisan wrangling and rely on clear domestic policy.
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Conn. P
Kennedy
Yale University
Yale
White House
Harvard
United States
Democrats Press for Legislature Reapportionment
Albany leaders urged rejection of a statewide constitutional amendment on the fall ballot. Senators Zaretzki and Assemblyman Travia said defeating the proposal would show the people want fair and equal representation across the state despite Governor Rockefeller's stance.
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Albany
Rockefeller
Joseph Zaretzki
Anthony J. Travia
Freeman Regrets He Belittled Estes Remarks Catch Scrutiny
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman regrets saying the Estes case was blown out of proportion as Senate and House probes reopen. Mundt says Freeman discussed the matter and now sees the case as more serious, with Estes accused of fraud, bond issues, and illegal cotton allotments. House hearings resume Wednesday.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Karl LL Mundt
Mundt
Freeman
Estes
West Texas
Senate
House
Kenneth Keating
R-Ny
New York
Agriculture Department
National Advisory Cotton Council
Legislative Week Pushes Major Bills Through House and Senate
The Senate and House start a busy week with four major bills on deck including two defense and interior appropriation measures. The House passed each, while debates focus on all-channel TV, space satellite, wage equality, and a controversial farm program. Committee probes continue on Estes and a broad tax bill. Nightlife racketeering inquiry expands to major cities.
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Senate
House
Defense Department
Interior Department
Fryingpan- Arkansas
Billie Sol Estes
Senate Finance Committee
American Guild of Variety Artists
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Miami
Tampa
Calumet City
AFL-CIO backs All-American Canal linking Lakes Erie and Ontario
C. Harold C. Hanover announced an 18 member committee to seek federal and state funds for a $709 million canal linking Lakes Erie and Ontario. The plan aims to relieve traffic jams on the Welland Canal after the St. Lawrence Seaway opened.
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Albany
Afl-Cio
Lakes Erie
Harold C. Hanover
Aflcio
Hanover
Lakes
Welland Canal
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
Republicans Rally Around Estes Scandal in Campaign Push
Republicans press the Estes grain and cotton allotments issue as they seek to win the House in November. National leaders cite stock market jitters and Kennedy administration actions to frame the race, with Miller asserting the party can win if it gains House control. The Estes matter is highlighted as a line of Democratic weakness.
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Wash
Billie Sol Estes
House
Republican National Committee
Wiliam E. Miller
Miller
Kennedy
Fred Scribner
Maine
Lican
Ees
Estes
Texas
South Dakota
Carroll Lockhart
Lockhart
Francis Case
R-S.d
George McGovern
Food For Peace
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert F Kennedy
GOP
Edward President
Thenesis
Senate
Massachusetts
Edward H
Ted” Kennedy
Springfield
Mass
U. S
Disabled veterans group selects new NY commander
Ken neth L. Weaver of Buffalo is named the new commander of the New York State Department of Disabled American Veterans.
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Jamestown
Kenneth L. Weaver
Buffalo
New York State Department of Disabled American Veterans
Laotian Princes Reach Coalition Cabinet in Laos Pact
Souvanna Phouma announced a three prince accord forming a coalition cabinet to end Laos civil war. Gen Phoumi Nosavan stays as deputy premier and finance minister with Souphanouvong as deputy premier and economy chief. Seven neutralists four royalists four Pathet Lao and four Vientiane neutralists to represent the government.
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Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Geneva
Boun Qum
Phoumi Nosavan
Souvanna
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Rer
Luang Prabang
Savang Vathana
Defense
Interior
Pheng Phongsavan
Vientiane
Phoumi
Soucanna
Neutralista
Souvannas
Quinim Pholsena
Pathe
Phoumi Vongvichit
Loucanna
France
Fifteen Die in New York Weekend Accidents
A weekend spate of New York accidents killed fifteen people across the state. Fatal crashes occurred on Route 282 near Nichols Tioga County claiming Gordon Marean 19 Maine NY Charles Paltt 18 Endicott and Robert Brown 24 Rome Pa. A three car collision in Buffalo killed Anna L Morris 29 and injured five of her six children in rain. In Thacher State Park two teens survived after falling from a cliff while rescue workers saved another.
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New York State
Pennsylvania
Nichols
Tioga County
Gordon Marean
Maine
N. Y
Charles Paltt
Endicott
Robert Brown
Rome
Buffalo
Anna L. Morris
Thacher State Park
Victor Payette
Robert Burkhart
Selkirk
Payette
Burkhart
Palmer Suffers Gashed Finger at Oakmont
Arnold Palmer, Masters champion and top money winner, suffered a gash on the third finger of his right hand while unloading luggage at Latrobe airport. He required three stitches and was already in a slump after finishing 290 at the Clifton, New Jersey $100,000 event, 15 shots behind winner Gene Littler.
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Oakmont
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Clifton
N. J
Gene Littler
Atlanta Catholic schools to desegregate in September
The Roman Catholic Church in Atlanta ordered desegregation of archdiocesan schools starting September 1 1962 affecting about 1500 students in 71 Georgia counties and supported by city leaders including Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. Court official Sam P McKenzie and layman G Albert Lawton praised the move noting community progress and expected broad Catholic support.
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Archdiocesan
North Georgia
Paul J. Hailinan
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
G. Albert Lawton
Georgia International Life Insurance Co
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Rhode Island
New York
Superior Court
Sam P. McKenzie
Atlanta Judicial Circuit
McKenzie
Ivan Allen Jr
New Orleans
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