Mutual Admiration Reigns In Senate
A quirky column notes the Senate mostly talks but does little big news. It highlights self praise from Stennis and colleagues praising peers for diligence, fairness, and leadership during Cuban crisis discussions, while questioning Congress overall activity.
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Bracero Labor Bill Defeated by New Democratic Liberals
In Washington a bloc of newly elected Democrats and liberal allies defeated a bill to extend the bracero farm labor program by 174 to 158. The vote jeopardizes the 12 year program set to end December 31 unless new legislation passes this session. Rosenthal Cohelan Golson Matsunaga Rovhal and other newcomers led the drive, citing cost and moral concerns and fatigue with yearly extensions.
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UPI
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Southwest
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
New York City
House Agriculture Committee
Ren
Jeffery Cohelan
D-Calif
Rosenthal
Cohelan
Alec Golson
Dminn
Spark M. Matsunaga
Thomas P. Gill
Hawaii
Record of births and marriage licenses
The Baptist Hospital reports a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Banks on May 29 at 815 N. Hayden. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ingham welcomed a daughter on May 30 at 320 N. 73rd St. Maricopa County issued marriage licenses to J. Blaine Archer and Carole Ann Peiffer, and to Robert Desmond and Sharmayne E. Baker in Scottsdale.
Twenty-one Yank Boats Held in Ecuadorian Waters
Twenty-one American tuna boats from San Diego remain in custody of the Ecuadorian navy after a plea from Secretary of State Rusk for their release. Ecuador's navy cites illegal operation in territorial waters and says sovereignty must be upheld, amid conflicting 200 mile versus 3 mile claims.
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UPI
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Neftali Ponce Mirandi
San Francisco
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Foreign Ministries
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U.S
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calif
Washington
Hornet
United States
Lost relative found by newsmen during Kennedy Ireland visit
In Wexford a Loreto nun, Rev Mother Clement of the Fitzgerald family, was identified by newsmen as a forgotten Kennedy relative. She was contacted by phone and surprised to be remembered amid preparations for President Kennedy's three day Ireland visit.
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UPI
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Visit by De Gaulle Is on Hope List
President Kennedy hopes Charles de Gaulle will visit the United States in the future. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said no plans are being made for a visit now, but Kennedy certainly hopes the French leader will come to America.
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UPI
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America
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de Gaulle
Teacher Charged in Statutory Offense In Phoenix
William E. Blatner, 40, a history and English teacher at Carl Hayden High School, was charged with a statutory offense after a 15 year old student alleged she submitted to him in his parked car twice. Blatner was discharged by the district following the charges. The affair reportedly began last September when she stayed after school for extra help.
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Phoenix
UPI
William E. Blatner
Carl Hayden High School
Blatner
Charles Marks
Catholics Oppose JFK School Plan
Catholic educators told a Senate education subcommittee that President Kennedy's education proposals would discriminate against non public school children and drain public schools. Msgr Hochwalt noted Catholic Welfare Conference is not an outright proponent of federal aid, but urged non discrimination if aid is provided.
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UPI
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Dowell
Pittsburgh Catholic
Bernard J. Powers
South Hills
Mt. Lebanon
Hochwalt
Catholic Welfare Conference
Congress
McDowell
Pittsburgh
Ultimatum in Laos as Souvanna demands Souphanouvong meeting
Laotian Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma demands a meeting with Pathet Lao leader Souphanouvong under his terms or holds the Communist group responsible for failure of peace talks. The move targets neutralists led by Feuane as fighting continues near Kong Le’s forces on the Plain of Jars. Deputy minister Souk Vongsak delivers a British Soviet cease fire appeal to Khang Khay.
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UPI
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Plain of Jars
Souk Vongsak
Khang Khay
Burglars Loot Heard Museum of Artifacts
Burglars stole ancient artifacts and old firearms from the Heard Museum in Phoenix. Items ranged from a 17th century German crossbow to a 1750 Turkish flintlock belt pistol, plus a Jivaro head and a Chinese marine hand cannon. Entry involved two double locked doors.
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Jivaro
South America
Notice of Sale in Bulk for Powder Horn Liquors
Elaine Contreras also known as Elaine West plans to sell the stock in trade of Powder Horn Liquors at 126 West Indian School Road Scottsdale Arizona. Sale completes June 10 1963 creditors to file claims with JOHN SON SHELLEY Attorneys at Law Mesa Arizona buyer takes possession May 24 1963.
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West Indian School Road
Scottsdale
Arizona
Johnson & Shelley
North Macdonald Street
Mesa
State OF
Maricopa
J. la Mar Shelley
Twisters Sweep Texas and Storms Hit Nation
United Press International reports multiple tornadoes and severe storms across Texas including near Burkburnett, Brownfield, and Ropesville with damage to fences, shrubs, and a revival tent in Amarillo. Heavy rain in Hockley County and hail near Lubbock, Texas, plus thunderstorms and flash flooding in other regions.
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Suffolk County Air Force Base
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Otis Air Force Base
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Del
Atlantic City
N.J
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Idlewild
LaGuardia
I Ain't Dead Exonerates Man In Phoenix Spat
Police investigate a family dispute in Phoenix after a woman calls saying she shot her husband. A sergeant interviews her by phone but she abruptly says Never mind I ain’t dead and ends the call. The investigation continues to determine the status and outcome.
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Phoenix
UPI
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