Senators Kill Trade Blow at Poles Yugos
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee vote upheld the Kennedy administration on favored nation trade status, restoring existing law language that lets the President grant such treatment if in national interest. Sponsored by Senator Kerr and supported broadly, the panel plans to reconvene Friday to continue action.
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Nixon and Brown Clash Over Debate Format in LA Row
In Los Angeles campaign tensions flare as Nixon and Brown spar over debate format for upcoming televised sessions. Each side demands minimum conditions with talks ongoing and both threatening to withdraw if agreements fail, while Nixon pushes for a face to face format and Brown presses for a news panel style akin to the 1960 debates.
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Four Syracuse newsmen indicted for contempt of court
In Syracuse Onondaga County Court four Syracuse Post Standard staffers including Publisher Henry He Keller Managing Editor Mario Rosai City Editor dohe oN Whitney and News Editor Loren Baler were charged with contempt for publishing a false and highly inaccurate report about proceedings of Onondaga County Court The indictments allege the article misrepresented court proceedings and was issued in September with defense attorney John Kinney granted time to study the charges The defendants were paroled in Kinney's custody pending further action
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Stay Denied Dukes Killer of Policeman
Supreme Court Justice Brennan denied a stay of exclusion for James Bukes of Chicago in the murder case of a policeman. Dukes was slated for trial in Chicago, with reports of planned appeals and fast actions as the ad continues to swap items.
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Polio Cases Not Traced To Oral Vaccine, Official Says
Washington Surgeon General Lusher Ferry reported that 72 polio cases after oral vaccine do not show vaccine virus transmission. Of 38 million doses given last year outside epidemic areas, only 12 cases within 30 days post vaccination were found, including five from Oregon. Advisory committee will review each case but found no evidence of transmission and urged continuing immunization programs.
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Yellow to Red Mystery at Chemical Plant
A laborer at Chemical Industries fell ill after work when his skin and face turned yellow then red. Doctors linked it to exposure to yellow chemicals causing mild cyanosis. injections at a hospital restored his normal color. Officials note the hue change sparked by chemical exposure.
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Wrong People Read Sentiments Threaten UN Candidate
A Ceylonese ambassador Gunapala Pilasena Malalasekera risked his U N chair bid after a mismailed internal document exposing remarks about Western powers and a cold war assessment. Diplomatic sources say copies were made and distributed despite intent to share only with the foreign ministry. The incident follows his recent push for the presidency as he tours South America.
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An OCR fragment shows stray words about help ads and classified notices. It mentions a code like HE 25869 and scattered phrases, but the text is incomplete and unclear. No discernible event or named entities present.
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Bride Witnesses Murder After Drag Race Challenge
In Houston Texas Frederick Aubrey Stringer 21 is reported slain after a fight sparked by a drag race challenge. His bride Louise Stringer 18 and others describe a chaotic pursuit with multiple cars, stabbing, and a fatal wound to Stringer's stomach as the two vehicles swerved and collided near midnight.
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