Civil Rights Program Jeopardizes Kennedy Legislative Agenda
Washington UPI Kennedy civil rights proposals threaten other parts of his program. Lawmakers fear coupling FEPC with civil rights could block economic and social measures. Southern leaders pending return may resist pressure and affect committee handling by Eastland to delay or block. Hearings hoped on portions of the program despite opposition.
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Kennedy Says Europe Trip Justified To Reassure Allies
President Kennedy plans a 12 day tour of Germany Ireland England and Italy to reaffirm U S support for the NATO alliance amid Western political turmoil. He seeks to underscore continuing U S aims and long term efforts toward East West disarmament and the nuclear test ban.
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Goldwater Rockefeller Agents Push for GOP Nomination
Denver UPI reports agents for Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller canvassed Republican leaders during a three day GOP National Committee gathering. Supporters worked quietly as the committee planned a two day meeting with Saturday’s vote on the 1964 convention site, with San Francisco favored over Chicago.
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Record Defense Bill Approved Almost Intact
Washington AP The House Appropriations Committee backed President Kennedy's defense plan nearly intact authorizing 47 billion for Army Navy and Air Force programs with 1.9 billion in additions while signaling waste cuts. The panel indicated RS70 and Dynasoar projects are unlikely to advance and warned McNamara could move funds by transfer if needed.
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D-Texas
Anti Castro Forces Join Invading Commandos
Exile commandos reportedly linked with anti Castro fighters in Cuba as a multi point landing pierced defenses. Cuban refugees in Miami waited on radio reports while authorities cast doubt on casualty figures and turnout.
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Plans Set For Charter Vote Meeting In Pampa
City forces opposing ward electors plan a 7 30 p m Palm Room City Hall meeting to defeat one of four amendments to be voted on in a special election Tuesday July 9 Fort said the gathering aims to mobilize against the at large ward proposal while inviting undecided residents to hear arguments Temporary chairman Watson will lead the session from a hardware store ad copy ends.
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Cardinal Montini Elected New Pontiff Paul VI
Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini was elected pope and chose the name Paul VI. The Milan archbishop, 65, was seen as liberal and forward looking, likely to continue John XXIII’s reforms, unity efforts, and relations with Communist governments. A crowd of 60,000 cheered as smoke signaled the election and he appeared on St. Peter’s Basilica balcony. Coronation expected within 10 days.
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Gulf Coast Lashed by Wild Rains
Wild storms swept the Gulf Coast dumping over six inches of rain in Galveston and Houston areas. Winds up to 70 mph, lightning, and hail battered several communities. Power outages hit Alvin as major rainfall caused highway closures and flooding.
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Steel, Union Forge Elite Collective Bargaining Pact
The steel industry and United Steelworkers union reached a 21 month collective bargaining agreement after six months of formal talks. The pact features an extended vacation plan promising up to 25 000 new jobs and avoids a wage raise for job security. The plan becomes effective in 1964 with phased vacations for higher seniority workers and cash payoff for early retirees. Washington coverage noted White House interest and Kennedy support.
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Macmillan Calls Inquiry into Profumo Scandal
London. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced a judicial inquiry into the Profumo affair amid party revolt. The inquiry head and jurist were named to probe the resignation of Profumo, the security services, and police cooperation in the scandal.
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Entries Coming in for Pampa Crazy Day Parade
Pampa's annual Crazy Day Parade Sunday starts at Craven and Cuvier at 2 PM with 1 confirm entries. Freddi the Fireman will be Grand Marshal of Leather and Lace Riding Club. participants include two boat firms, Panina Roar and Ski Club, two auto clubs, two antique cars, a Pampa radio station, a fire department apparatus, and seven Pampa High School Band members. Judges will screen shoppers outfits for craziest categories, final prizes at 5:30 PM Court House lawn.
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Demonstrations Face Protests Across Several Cities
Racially charged demonstrations sparked in Savannah Albany and St Louis with police dispersal arrests reported. In Savannah about 1000 protesters filled streets while police detained a number of demonstrators. Albany saw roughly 200 people in scattered protests with 16 of 44 student organizers cited. In St Louis demonstrations moved through downtown as police monitored the crowds with several arrests reported.
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