Peace Corps debate opens in Senate as Kennedy aid bill
The plan to create a domestic Peace Corps aims to fund an initial 5 million dollar outlay to recruit and place a thousand volunteers by June and up to 5,000 in three years. Supporters say it would address poverty and urban slums with local projects while opponents warn of wasted money and political theater.
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Plane crash in Korea fear dead captain named
Capt. Joseph M. Davis age 28 of 101 Ivy Lane believed dead after a U.S. Army light plane with six aboard vanished Aug 4 and was found in mountains 18 miles southwest of Kangsong Ni Korea Typhoon Bess hampered search over the weekend Davis son of Mr and Mrs Joe Davis of San Antonio Texas had lived in San Antonio since age two and graduated West Point in 1958 Backers of Besar County home rule charter threaten mandamus action to force a charter election and contest legality of the charter and commission in court with potential Texas Supreme Court review
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Civil Service Workers Owed Raise Proposed by Macy
Washington AP reports Civil Service Commission chair John W. Macy Jr urged Congress to pass a bill to adjust federal salaries annually to remain in line with private industry. President Kennedy proposed raises averaging 3.2 percent for postal workers and 4.7 percent for classified employees, totaling about 500 million dollars, to be added to January increases under last year’s pay reform act. House committee hearings opened with limited support for extra raises beyond January.
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Faulk Left Wife Seeks Separation Over Libel Judgment
Evelyn Faulk files for separation from radio commentator Jom Henry Faulk in state Supreme Court, seeking temporary alimony of 2500 dollars and 7500 dollars legal fees after his receipt of 175000 dollars as part payment of a 3.5 million libel judgment. The case notes a record libel award against Aware Inc and others, and the 1962 jury awarded 1 million in compensatory damages to Faulk and 1.25 million to individuals, with Vincent Hartnett and Laurence Johnson among defendants. Johnson died during trial. the 175000 settlement was paid to his estate.
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