Kennedy Victory as Senate Kills Monroney Amendment
The Senate defeated Senator Monroney’s bid to remove coverage for about 1.6 million workers from the minimum wage bill, by a 56-39 vote. The measure would have required two-state business activity to bring a worker under the act, affecting retail, service, laundry, gas station, and construction firms.
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Plane Falls Kills Six Naval Reservists in Fallon
Six Michigan naval reservists were killed and 12 injured when a Navy R4D transport crashed on takeoff from Fallon Naval Air Auxiliary Station during a training mission. The two engine plane, en route to Alameda, originated from Gross I Field near Detroit.
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Kennedy Warns Khrushchev Stay Out of Cuba
Kennedy warns Khrushchev to keep Cuba out of future clashes, outlining U S assurances not to intervene militarily while pledging to honor inter American obligations. He urges Moscow to pursue peace in Laos and Congo and to support a ban on atomic tests, asserting the revolutionary push is toward freedom rather than communism.
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Cooper Gravely Ill at Home in Hollywood
Bolly wood star Gary Cooper is gravely ill but not hospitalized, according to publicist Warren Cowan who cites Dr Rexford Kennamer. He is confined to his home due to a pinched nerve from a December London fight scene. Rumors of cancer are unconfirmed and family representatives have offered no comment.
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Unionwide Pay Raises Hit by CC Says Wage Levels Should Align
The 14 page report by the chamber's economic advisory council argues wage raises should be determined by supply and demand rather than union pressure. It warns genuine collective bargaining can return only with an end to union monopoly coercion and force, or risk public sentiment pushing toward coercive government or totalitarian control.
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DAR Calls to Oust Reds in Caribbean Crisis
The Daughters of the American Revolution adopted a resolution at its 70th Continental Congress urging Congress to end Communist infiltration in the Caribbean, especially Cuba, and to protect U S sovereignty over the Panama Canal Zone, while opposing Kennedy’s Peace Corps program with near-universal support and one dissenting voice.
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