Kennedy and Democrats map tax and budget plan
The White House and Democratic leaders outlined a strategy to push Kennedy’s tax and public welfare proposals through Congress. McCormack replaces Rayburn as House speaker, with Albert becoming floor leader as the party lines up a January budget and a Thursday economic message.
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Arraign Juror in South Viet Nam Conflict
In Saigon the American effort against Communist guerrillas grows with an estimated 2,000 to 3,000 U S service members in the region. They aid Vietnamese forces in communications and organization while sometimes engaging Viet Cong guerrillas. One U S service member was recently killed in an ambush.
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Candidacy Date Set by Brown and Intertie Plan
Brown proposes a power intertie between Bonville Dam and Southern California to balance surplus and shortages. Udall will send the San Luis Project joint construction contract to Congress within days, effective in 90 days unless objected. The piece notes opposition over irrigation limits and U.S. defense policy in California.
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Public school year 12 months proposal provokes Vandiver
Atlanta governor Vandiver urges study of year round schooling while joking his young son asks him to veto. In California, police investigate a raccoon found on a car seat pressing the horn before the driver fled.
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U Thant May Aid New Guinea Dispute
U Thant may mediate the New Guinea dispute as diplomatic options unfold. Indonesian officials say a bilateral approach is preferred, while the Dutch push for wider international involvement. The Hague noted a Philippine offer to mediate, which Manila denied.
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West Germany censures magazine pages over military secrets
West German authorities ordered four pages removed from a popular weekly magazine, citing publication of material on a super atomic bomb shelter. Bonn court officials aimed to suppress the article in the 14th edition, arguing the photos and text disclosed high level military information. Publishers protested, saying the material was already widely known, with news dealers instructed to delete the pages.
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Children Perish in Trailer Fire Near Las Vegas
UP I reports three young children died in a trailer fire Monday near Las Vegas as mother SusanJean Hardy 6 Gloria Lynn 2 and Roland Eugene Jr 21 months perished. Bryan 6 months survived after neighbors rescued him while the mother tended a stove and the fire began when she left for a laundry room six trailers away. The father Roland Hardy 32 and his wife were hospitalized under sedation as investigators note the family had moved from Phoenix two years earlier.
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Bridge to Be Studied for Rapid Transit in San Francisco
A three member survey team will study equipping the Golden Gate Bridge for rapid transit. Frank M Masters of Harrisburg Pa and C H Ammann of New York join Prof Nathan A Newmark of the University of Illinois Civil Engineering Department as the consulting engineers. The group from UPF Consulting will determine feasibility and design considerations for adding transit tracks.
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Top Author Sherman Dies in New York at 56
Richard Sherman, renowned novelist, short story writer, and screenwriter, collapsed and died Monday night in a New York restaurant. A native of Bancroft, Iowa, he grew up in Montana and edited The Forum and Vanity Fair before becoming a full-time writer. He authored hundreds of stories, numerous films, and four best selling novels including To Mary With Love, which rose to the top of best seller lists in 1956.
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Train Derailment Leaves One Dead in Extreme Cold
A freight derailment near Alta, two miles east of Au Telia, killed one and trapped Nelson inside. The lead engine iced, causing a second diesel to derail and topple baggage and express cars. Passengers were evacuated by school bus to Cherokee and later to Sioux City by taxi. Ambulances rushed from Alta, Cherokee, Storm Lake, and nearby towns as farmers aided the scene in 15 below zero conditions.
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Premature Baby for Victims Mother in Iowa Fire Tragedy
Mrs. Richard Englehardt of Cresco, who suffered severe shock when her three children died in a fire, gave birth prematurely Monday to a 4 pound son. The baby was reported in fair condition.
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Prat Trial Notes Mention Press-Gelesram Entry
Fragmentary OCR hints at a 35 second cli matter linked to Prat and Omer with scattered names like Beech and Liat. Possible local court or petition context outlines a procedural entry or hearing note. Names and places are unclear due to text garble.
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Snow and Cold Bring City and State Turmoil
Snow and bitter cold hit the East and South as officials report arctic air. A city case sees King charged with bribery and misconduct after an offer to fix a civil suit. investigators cite a phone bribe to Joseph Grande Granone and Edward Tsuruta. The King figure, ex-candidate for Cudahy city council, calls it a politics frame-up. Meanwhile flood damage litigation continues involving Atlas Vegetable Exchange founders tied to Arkansas land and shell oil. Weather across the nation shuts schools from Louisiana to New York as blizzards, heavy snow, and record lows disrupt travel and routines.
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