Senate approves large highway funding bill with highway plan extension
The Senate passed a multi billion dollar highway financing bill after adding an extension of the billboard control bonus plan. The measure allocates most revenues to President Kennedy for the interstate system. The decision came by voice vote after a nine hour session and moves to the House for reconciliation.
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US Ready to Act on Dominican Case at OAS
The United States signaled readiness to press its case at the Organization of American States over repression in the Dominican Republic. Washington urged a longer monitoring stay, while the State Department said readmission to the regional community should not be assumed and called for continued study.
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Isabella
Spain
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Khrushchev Speech Beamed to Satellites Across East Bloc
Soviet Premier Khrushchev addressed a televised speech relayed directly to East Germany and other Soviet bloc nations. Intervision, the bloc version of Eurovision, carried the transmission as West Berliners near the border could tune in on East German channels.
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Khrushchev
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Intervision
Fireman Misjudges Window Status in Ann Arbor
In Ann Arbor Michigan fireman Harry Weible saw a friend near the fire station and, leaning from a closed window, cut his head when the glass gave way. Weible said the window looked open due to its cleanliness.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
UPI
Harry Weible
Weible
Johnson calls for interdependent world system at Italy dinner
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson urged a system of interdependence to replace competing nationalism, speaking at a dinner honoring Italian leaders Amintore Fanfani and Antonio Segni. He argued for European unity among NATO partners and UN solidarity against Communist influence.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Amintore Fanfani
Antonio Segni
North Atlantic
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Italy
United Nations
Cardinal Tisserant Elected to French Academy
Paris reports Cardinal Eugene Cardinal Tisserant, dean of the Sacred College of Cardinals, elected as a member of the French Academy. The 77 year old prelate was praised for scholarship and mastery of Oriental languages.
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Paris
UPI
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Sacred College of Cardinals
French Academy
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First Family Reunites After Three Week Gap at White House
The Kennedy family is back together at the White House with Mrs Kennedy returning from a Greek vacation. President Kennedy awaited her arrival at Washington National Airport as cheers erupted when they greeted each other.
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White House
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Thieves Toss Out Part Of Their Loot
In Washington Missouri two robbers stole 963 dollars in cash and 906 in checks from a wholesale store. Police recovered 293 dollars hidden in a pair of coveralls tossed from the getaway car.
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