House seeks 25 percent cut in aid to India and Pakistan
The House Foreign Affairs Committee may amend President Kennedy's foreign aid bill to trim economic aid to India to about 300 million and to Pakistan to about 175 million until Kashmir is resolved. Rep. William S. Broomfield sponsors the amendment arguing the dispute weakens free world defenses against Red China.
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UPI
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Hold On Press Agents Have To Live In Public Relations
A columnist skewers press agent tactics and PR ploys while highlighting the trap of a joint resolution designating a day after Labor Day. The piece notes the sponsorship by a congressman and the involvement of a club and family ties, warning of crass promotion.
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Chicago
Virginia Werthheimer
National Hot Dog and Sausage Council
Jayne Mansfield
U.S.A
Europe
National
Joseph P. Addabbo
Dem
N.Y
S of America
Demos Push JFK Rail Plan as Strike Looms
Democratic leaders said after a White House meeting that they will press to pass Kennedy's plan to use the ICC to set or veto new rail work rules, aiming to avert a looming carrier strike amid an unresolved four year dispute. The Senate committee planned hearings and leaders urged quick action while unions warned of a fight.
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UPI
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Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Interstate Commerce Commission
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White House
Senate Commerce Committee
John W. McCormack
McCormack
ICC
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
W. Willard Wirtz
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
House
Authority Asked To Investigate Mortgage Loans
Franklin Stowell the state banking superintendent said a ruling from the attorney general is expected today or Wednesday on his authority to probe increases in monthly house payments by mortgage companies. Rep M J Brown led a delegation urging action and warned that if authority is lacking new legislation may bring mortgage firms under state supervision. Brown argued banks show only small fluctuations in payments.
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Phoenix
API
Franklin Stowell
Brown
Stowell
United States and Britain agree on aid to India radar defense
The United States and Britain announced a pact to aid India against possible air attack by Chinese Communists. The accord provides radar and communications equipment, but no pledge of U.S. military aid. Officials say it aims to deter Peiping after border clashes last year.
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Washington
Romney Clears The Air On Michigan Carry Comment
Michigan Governor George Romney says his remarks about a presidential candidate carrying Michigan were misinterpreted. He clarifies he did not state Goldwater could not win Michigan or reveal Goldwater’s civil rights stance. Romney says he doubts any candidate who supports right to work or opposes civil rights provisions could win Michigan.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Michigan
George Romney
Romey
Romney
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Senator Goldwater
West Africa aid program ends after five years
The Rockefeller Foundation's West Africa program ended May 31 after five years of studies in Nigeria and Ghana. It funded 23 Nigerian, six Ghanaian, and one Togolese feasibility projects, aiding investors and advising governments on surveys and investments.
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Nigeria
API
West Africa
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Rockefeller Foundation
Ghana
Accra
Robert I. Fleming
Republic of
Togo
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U.S. Agency For International Development
AID
Arthur D. Little Co
Cambridge
Mass
Federation of Nigeria
Kennedy Plan for Interim Rail Rules to Avert Strike
President Kennedy proposes that on enactment date railroads may impose new work rules only with ICC approval. Interim rules would last two years or until bargaining resolves issues. Unions would not strike. ICC must act within 120 days. Court injunctions and appeals would enforce ICC decisions.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Two Ships Collide In Florida River
In Mayport Florida a Navy tug with an electrical steering failure collided with a destroyer in the St. Johns River. Nine crewmen were rescued by another tug minutes before the stricken vessel sank in 35 feet of water. No injuries were reported.
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UPI
St. John’s River
Negroes Promise Halt To Marches In Maryland City
Negro leaders in Cambridge Maryland pledged to halt marches indefinitely under a five point agreement with officials and Attorney General Robert F Kennedy. The plan provides desegregation of the first four grades by September a public housing project for Negroes jobs for a Negro in the Job Security office a bi racial committee and unified opposition to a referendum on public facilities desegregation. In New York police arrested 73 demonstrators at two construction sites as officials seek ways to meet Negro demands for more building trade jobs.
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Cambridge, Md
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Washington
Cambridge
Maryland
Department of Job Security
New York
Burglaries Reported At Gorway Department Store
Two burglaries were reported to Scottsdale police on Monday afternoon and evening. A cash box with 300 dollars was stolen from the snack bar at Gorway Department Store on McDowell Road, entry made through an unlocked door. a purse containing about 3 dollars was taken from Mary Wallace in her home.
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Gorway Department Store
E. McDowell
Mary Wallace
E. Belleview
Israeli Planes Clash Over Sinai Frontiers
In a brief air engagement over the Sinai Desert, Israeli fighters reportedly shot down one U A R plane after pursuing four infiltrating Israeli planes into Egyptian territory. Cairo staged a massive parade as Nasser marked the revolution anniversary.
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UPI
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Sinai Desert
Jerusalem
Sinai
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Arlene Francis Targeted in Auto Death Suit
The husband of a woman killed when his car collided with one driven by Arlene Francis filed a $1 million damage suit in State Supreme Court. Joseph A. Arcos alleges Francis drove carelessly and at excessive speed on a Long Island highway on May 26.
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UPI
Arlene Francis
Joseph A. Arcos
State Supreme Court
Miss Francis
Long Island
Slayer Of Two Switches Plea
Marvin Leslie Davis changed his plea from innocent to guilty on two counts of first degree murder in Tucson. He is suspected in the necktie strangling of Lucile Betten and the icepick slaying of Pauline Saxon, ages 30 and 62, respectively, with possible death penalty or life imprisonment.
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Tucson
UPI
Marvin Leslie Davis
Davis-Montham Air Force Base
Lucile Betten
Pauline Saxon
Davis
Maricopa County
Ross Jones
Pima County
Supreme Court rules Wright not owed overtime wages
Arizona Supreme Court upholds lower court ruling that G L Wright is not entitled to overtime under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Wright argued Salt River Project’s interstate crop shipments triggered federal overtime, but the court rejected the claim.
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UPI
Salt River Project
Arizona Supreme Court
High
G.L. Wright
Wright
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