Kennedy battles aging congressman over rules power
JFK clashes with Howard Smith head of the House Rules Committee as the president presses for quicker passage of his bills. Smith defends committee control and warns he will use all tools, including the snickersnee, to block measures he deems not in the public interest.
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Eisenhower
Rules Committee
Hiker Diary Mystery Ties To Murder Probe
A diary entry in the late William L. Moore’s notebook links to the Moore murder near a roadside park 13 miles from Gadsden. Floyd L. Simpson, 40, faces murder charges with bond denied. The case ties to civil rights marches and a planned SNCC hike toward Jackson, Mississippi, amid threats and religious beliefs cited by investigators.
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Simpson
Moore
William L. Moore
Floyd L. Simpson
Etowah County
Dewey Colvard
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Norfolk
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Jackson
Miss
Protection
Kennnedy
Ala
Can 1Q tests measure a child’s creativity
A May Reader's Digest condensed from Redbook warns parents that IQ tests miss creativity and outlines signs of creativity in children. It advises how to nurture imagination and problem solving at home, noting many well meaning parents hinder kids’ creative potential.
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Reader's Digest
Reader’s Digest
Hom
U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Arvice
Ben-Gurion Vows Readiness for Any Middle East Attack
Premier Javid Ben-Gurion warned Israeli armed forces are prepared for any attack from the unsettled Middle East situation. In a broadcast honoring war dead he urged utmost internal unity and warned against both panic and inaction.
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Ben-Gurion
Jerusalem
Javid “Ben-Gurion
Middle East
Solon Seeks Parole Review for Birdman of Alcatraz
Senator Edward V. Long asked the federal parole board to review the parole application of Robert Stroud known as Birdman of Alcatraz. Stroud is serving a life term for murder at the U S Medical Center in Springfield Missouri.
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Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Federal Parole Board
Robert Stroud
Alcatraz
Stroud
U.S. Medical Center
Springfield
San Francisco Bay
Austrian President Schaerf Wins Second Term
President Adolf Schaerf of Austria, a Socialist, defeated conservative former Chancellor Julius Raab to secure a second six year mandate. The 73 year old won 2,473,594 votes to 1,818,787 amid belief a Socialist president would balance the Conservative-Socialist coalition government led by Chancellor Alfons Gorbach.
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Vienna
Adolf Schaerf
Austria
Schaerf
Julius Raab
Alfons Gorbach
Laos Peace Talks Sees Ceasefire Hold Amid Negotiations
Laos fighting enters fourth day as neutralists and Pathet Lao pause while diplomacy progresses. Pathet Lao asserts broader aims including neutralization of Vientiane and Plaine des Jarres, with US involvement and Air America activity alleged. IC C Manila monitors report limited access. no Soviet appeal observed after Harriman-Khrushchev talks.
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Laos
Kong le
Air America
Sou-l
Vientiane J
Plaine ‘Des Jarres
Sou
International Control Commission For
India
Canada
Poland
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
Khrushchev
Harriman
Fire Runs Rampant On Coney Island Boardwalk
A wind driven fire swept two blocks of Coney Island's boardwalk New York destroying a vacant restaurant a bathhouse swimming pool and eight stores and concessions. Smoke rose as high as 150 feet drawing thousands. The cause remained undetermined.
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New York
Coney Island
20Th Street
Woman Shot In Russian Roulette Attempt Near Morristown
Delle Jinks 20, a divorcee, was wounded when a companion fired a pistol during a Russian roulette game in Morristown Tennessee. The bullet pierced her left knee and exited the calf, with George Richey noting they were pulling the trigger until a shot occurred.
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Morristown
Tenn
UPD
Delle Jinks
George Richey
Santa Fe seeks injunction to halt railroad strike
Chicago. The Santa Fe Railway asks a federal injunction to end a temporary restraining order blocking a strike by 3,000 trainmen of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen over work rules. A strike could halt key trains like the Super Chief and Texas Chief across divisions of the 13,000 mile system. The BAT was restrained from striking pending today’s hearing.
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Chicago
UPI
Santa Fe Railway
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
BAT
San Francisco
el Capitan
BRT
Syrian official outlines constitution for United Arab Republic
Damascus based information minister Jamal Attassi said a legal commission would draft a constitution for the proposed United Arab Republic to include Syria, Iraq, and Egypt. National fronts would form in each country but political parties would remain with limited differences.
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Damascus
Syria
UPS
Jamal Attassi
United Arab Republic
USAR
Iraq
Egypt
Crystal Clear Eyes 20/20 Eye Medication Ad
Advertisement touts 20/20 eye medication for relief of tired red and irritated eyes. Claims include slowing bacteria causing minor eye infections and broad relief, urging purchase at drug counters nationwide.
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