US to End Arms Aid to Peru Regime
The State Department announced the United States will halt all arms and economic assistance to Peru's new military regime. U.S. military contacts with Peruvian officials are to cease, and President Kennedy expressed great concern over the seizure of power from the elected civilian government. Peru’s labor unions called a general strike in Lima as allies consider action.
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Estes Probe Hears Fired Farm Official
Washington witness William Mattox, fired Reeves County ASC vice chairman, testified before a Senate subcommittee that Henry Marshall may have targeted Billie Sol Estes in illegal cotton allotment schemes or faced pressure from higher authorities. Mattox said Estes supported Marshall’s travel bills, Marshall kept a secret side deal, and Marshall urged farmers to sign sworn statements while later relieving county officials of legality checks.
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Wheeling
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Granville Dunn
Baltimore
Kennedy Signs New Sugar Measure Quotas Placed for 1962 63 64
President Kennedy signed new sugar legislation assigning quotas to Argentina and the Dominican Republic. For period ending Dec 31 1962: Argentina 10000 short tons, Dominican Republic 65000 short tons. For 1963 and 1964: Argentina 20000 short tons, Dominican Republic 130000 short tons. The move aimed to ease tensions with the two nations over prior quota allocations.
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Kennedy
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Dominican’ S Republic
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Kennedy orders brother out of politics
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy said President Kennedy has instructed him to avoid involvement in the 1963 and 1964 congressional campaigns due to his duties in the Justice Department. He announced this at a breakfast session with Democratic candidates during a three day campaign school. He cited the calendar years 1963 and 1984 as the period of concern and the need to remain focused on his work.
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Indonesian visit signals crackdown on organized crime
The attorney general in Jakarta announced that the Indonesian justice department is intensifying efforts to combat organized crime and protect civil rights with cooperation from Soviet deputy premier Mikoyan and other agencies.
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Reapportion by Resolution Passes Wisconsin Senate
Madison reports the Wisconsin Senate, led by Republicans, ended a lengthy filibuster by six Democrats and approved an unprecedented plan to reapportion state Senate and Assembly districts by resolution without Gov. Gaylord Nelson's signature. The measure moved swiftly after the filibuster, with reconvening of both chambers anticipated as Assembly action looms. A federal panel also oversees a separate reapportionment inquiry via a special master.
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Pensioner Bulletin reveals proposed district realignment plan
The bulletin notes a California debate on a method of reapportionment tied to Senate and Assembly districts. It mentions confusion over a law and a separate claim of attempted harm, with reference to a hearing center on Pine Avenue and Long Beach. The piece links this to a 1964 effective date for the resolution.
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British Censor Bans Kennedy Lampoons in London Show
The Lord Chamberlain orders five Kennedy sketches cut from The Premise ahead of its London opening at the Comedy Theater. Kennedy White House reportedly objects, but the cast appeals, noting the New York run included the six sketches. A sixth sketch about God is also banned.
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Britain
Kennedy
White House
Earl of Scarborough
New York
Theodore Fricker
Comedy Theater
Celebrezze Murder Case Over Wheat for Cabinet
A chaotic report ties a California murder case to a Washington move on a Wheat for Cabinet referendum. The U S Senate confirmed a decision linked to the Kennedy administration contest over farm policy and a pending farm bill. The piece mentions Ronald Leon and others facing federal warrants, with parallels to political plotting and cabinet speculation in a tense national scene.
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Senate
California
Carol Lane Slashes Wrist After Appeal Denial
Hollywood reports Carol Lane also known as Carol Winfield and Carol Leffen, a 27 year old vice ruling figure and model, attempted self harm with a razor blade after an appeal from a conviction linked to resorting activity was upheld by a 5-2 Supreme Court decision. She was hospitalized and later jailed on related charges as Beverly Hills Municipal Court planned an appearance on a prostitution charge.
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