Kennedy Farm Bill Defeat Shocks Washington
President Kennedy's farm bill collapsed in a 215 to 205 House vote, 48 Democrats and 167 Republicans joining against sending it back to committee. White House says the loss will cost taxpayers at least $1 billion next year and worsen the national surplus. The measure would have imposed mandatory acreage reductions and national marketing quotas for grains and wheat. The American Farm Bureau Federation called the result a victory for farmers, consumers, and taxpayers.
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Eisenhower to Attack Kennedy Domestic Policies at Fundraising Dinner
GOP leaders expect Dwight D. Eisenhower to critique the Kennedy administration’s domestic program at a $300000 fund-raising dinner in a city hotel. About 3000 seats sold at $100 each with most funds going to House campaigns and some to Senate races.
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California
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Gettysburg, Pa
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Longtime Britons Celebrate Eightieth Wedding Anniversary
James Burgess 102 and Ann Burgess 98 marked 80 years of marriage at their Bermondsey home near the London docks. Eight children, ages 79 to 59, are all married. Florence, 63, helps with the household. He jokes about his role as the “pants wearer” of the family.
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Florence
Burgess
Air France Boeing 707 Crashes on Guadeloupe Shore
A Boeing 707 named Chateau Chantilly, on a Paris to Santiago route with about 112 aboard, crashed early on a Guadeloupe hillside. Wreckage was found 1,500 feet up as search planes reported no survivors and Coast Guard vessels continued sweeping the area.
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Martinique
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George Haldemar
Martyn Clarke
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Policy Speeches To Be Screened
Washington reports the Kennedy administration will coordinate and screen domestic policy speeches to ensure consistency. Officials deny muzzling and say the coordination is a natural development across agencies, likely centered at the White House.
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Kennedy
White House
Fall From Ladder in Silo Fatal in Clarence Farm
Raron E. Lasal, 62, of Clarence, was killed Thursday when he fell from a ladder while working in a silo on his farm. The accident occurred on the rural property, authorities said.
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Buffalo
Raron E. Lasal
Clarence
Inside Radio-TV 2 Editorials Classified 10 Sports
Inside items preview editorial notes and feature columns across radio and television topics. Classifieds provide small ads and notices. Sports brief highlights and standings from Fulton region. Obituaries and funeral notices conclude the page with local remembrances. Comics and funnies fill the remainder of the section.
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Fulton
U S Mediators Seek Breakthrough in Ford Strike
Federal mediators schedule another session to end the Walton Hills Ford plant walkout that idles 77 000 Ford workers nationwide. 3200 Walton Hills staff and 16 plants affected. production standards dispute and wage costs cited plus unemployment and strike costs figure into nationwide impact.
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Walton Hills
Ford
United Auto Workers Union
James L. MacPherson
U.S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
Walt Hills
Ford Ser
New York
New Jersey
Tractor Accident Claims Life of Mayfield Man
Harold Van Nostrand 43 of Mayfield Fulton County died at Albany Veterans Hospital from injuries after a farm tractor ran over him Tuesday near his home.
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Harold van Nostrand
Mayfield
Fulton County
Albany Veterans Hospital
Mountain climbers found safe in Nepal four group members
The White House announced the four climbers including Woodrow Wilson Sayre grandson of the former president were located at Khum Jung near Namche Bazar in Nepal in weak condition. An Army helicopter evacuation was being arranged via the U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu.
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Boston
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Tufts
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Pan American Eastern Lines Reject Terms
Union leaders of flight engineers from Pan American and Eastern World Airways hold a meeting in New York to decide responses after AFL-CIO Flight Engineers International Association accepted a Trans World formula. They seek better terms and plan negotiations while a strike threat remains against Eastern and Pan Am.
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Pan Am
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Trans World
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Jack Robertson
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Iton Byrne
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Adenauer and Rusk Reach Full Agreement on Berlin
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told reporters that he and U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk had reached full agreement on Berlin and all other major issues. The private 70 minute talk yielded no details but signaled unified West German U S policy on Berlin amid other mutual concerns.
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U.S
Dean Rusk
Berlin
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Adenauer
Kennedy
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West Berlin
United States
Soviet Union
Girl Killed by Car in Port Colborne Ontario Accident
Five year old Susan Cochrane died after being struck near her home by a car driven by 358 year old Reta Pearl Charlton of Grand Island New York. Lugan her brother had died last year of leukemia and she was taken to Port Colborne hospital then moved to a Buffalo hospital.
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Port Colborne
Senator Francis Case Dies at 65 in Washington
Senator Francis Case R South Dakota a 25year veteran of Congress died at 9 19 a m in Bethesda Naval Hospital after a mild heart condition following flu He was 65 Case born December 9 1896 in Everly Iowa served seven terms in the House two in the Senate and chaired public works relevant committees He helped lead water conservation highway legislation and Missouri River Flood Control acts and authored provisions reserving half the Big Bend Dam power for South Dakota He opposed treasury borrowing for funding and was a cattle rancher and former newspaper editor.
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Fire Wrecks Orchard House Hotel at Lake George
A fire destroyed the Orchard House hotel across from Lake George village. The unoccupied three story frame structure had not opened for the season. Police reported no injuries or occupants.
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Vilage
Indonesian Dutch Stand-Off Over West New Guinea Escalates
Indonesian President Sukarno appears to back a military showdown over West New Guinea as foreign mediation fades. Subandrio and senior military officials push for all out conflict with Western powers seen as unlikely to intervene.
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New Guinea
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