Goldberg Proposed As Final Mediator
President Kennedy proposed Supreme Court Justice Arthur J Goldberg as final arbiter to resolve the railroads and operating unions work rules dispute. If both sides accept, rules stay off until Goldberg issues a binding report before the October 1963-64 term. The plan seeks a peaceful settlement ahead of a possible national crisis.
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Washington
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Arthur J Goldberg
J. E. Wolfe
White House
Goldberg
Wolfe
Roy FE. Davidson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Weather overview for Texas regions and temperatures
Weather notes show varied conditions across Texas regions. North Central and Northeast Texas expect clear to partly cloudy skies with hot temperatures. readings start around 7 am with highs near 105. Northwest Texas stays warm with late thunderstorms possible and highs near 102. Southeast Texas anticipates scattered thundershowers with highs around 96. Southwest Texas remains clear to partly cloudy with isolated late showers and highs near 101.
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Snyder
Texas
Raps Subsidy Of Segregation In Education Policy
The head of the Congress of Racial Equality urged Congress to end federal aid to schools practicing discrimination. James Farmer pressed for a quick cutoff of federal funds, calling it a moral issue and opposing discretionary aid under Kennedy's civil rights bill. The hearings covered civil rights, with officials discussing broader reforms to education and youth training programs.
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Washington
Congress of Racial Equality
Congress
James Farmer
Farmer
Kennedy
House Group
Senate Commerce Committee
Atty
Burke Marshal
Betty Jo Patterson to Enter Hospital for Tonsillectomy
Betty Jo Patterson of Media will enter Lankenau Hospital in Philadelphia this weekend for a tonsillectomy. The hospital advises bringing a pair of pajamas toothbrush a comic and comic books and a teddy bear.
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Media, Pa
Betty Jo Patterson
Media
Lankenau Hospital
Philadelphia
Cotton program difficulties pointed up in latest report
Washington AP The Agriculture Department says the 1964 cotton program struggles despite a 10 percent allotment cut. A surplus grows as exports slip and domestic prices stay high, with subsidies failing to keep foreign mills from sourcing elsewhere. Legislative action is blocked, risking further market losses for growers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
Soviet Chinese Parley Suspended As Delegations Absent
Moscow reports say the Moscow Peking reconciliation talks recessed abruptly with no explanation as Chinese delegates failed to attend the day’s session. Western observers noted signs of pre-meeting activity but Chinese absence sparked speculation of a possible end to the talks.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
China
Paul - Henri Spaak
Khrushchev
West
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Lenin Hills
Ilam
Peking
Keiv
Spaak
Spaa
New Soviet Party
Communist Party
MosCo
Mikhail Suslov
Teng Hsiaoping
Kiev
Ia T
Speak
Minstow
Kuey
Rumors of Faked Death Discounted in London
Mandy Rice Davies denies rumors that a shadowy figure from the Profumo scandal faked death and lives on. Peter Rachman reportedly died last fall ahead of the scandal though MPs and press debate possible body-switch schemes and cremation. Audrey Rachman identified the body. Mandy met Lord Denning, the judge probing the affair, and called him very nice.
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Raymond E. Palmer
London
Mandy Rice Davies
Peter Rachman
Mandy
Christine Keeler
Ben Parkin
Rachman
Commons
West End
Free Street
Paris
Bermuda
Lord Denning
John Profumo
Christine
Rights and Taxes Declared Uppermost Priorities in Congress
Democratic leaders briefed Kennedy saying tax and civil rights bills constitute uppermost priorities. Speaker McCormack avoided giving one issue sole precedence, while Sen Mansfield noted Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on civil rights begin next week and Commerce panel examines public accommodations.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
McCormack
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Snate Commerce Committee
Thornberry Named West Texas U S District Judge
Thornberry a 34 year House member since 1949 and on the Key Rules Committee was selected to be the US district judge for West Texas. White House spokesman Salinger said no steps were taken yet to fill his House seat and Thornberry might remain in Congress briefly after Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Rep Hemer Thornberry
D-Tex
West Texas
Thornberry
House
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Senate
Integrationists Call Off Maryland Demonstrations
Leaders of the integration movement in Maryland postponed a planned demonstration at Gwynn Oak amusement park as an action of good faith after Baltimore County Council voted to form a human relations council. The delay was announced by CORE and the interdenominational Ministerial Alliance, with Spiro Agnew notified. In Cambridge, a separate march to protest segregation drew about 125 participants despite tense scenes, including a nonviolent sit-in disrupted by a proprietor who assaulted a white marcher and dumped a milkshake on him.
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Baltimore County
David Andrews
Morgan State College
Gwynn Oak
Baltimore
Andrews
Maryland
Gwynn Oak Amusement Park
Congress of Racial Equality
Baltimore County Council
Spiro T. Agnew
Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance
Cambridge
Chesapeake Bay
National Guard
Robert Fehsenfeld
Edward Dickerson
Greek King Paul and Queen Fredrika arrive in London
Greek King Paul and Queen Fredrika arrive for a state visit marked by tension with Communists and other agitators. Police fend off a demonstration outside Buckingham Palace as the royal party, greeted by Queen Elizabeth II at Victoria Station, proceeds to the palace amid tight wartime style security.
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London
Paul
Fredrika
Buckingham Palace
Victoria Station
Palace
Britain
Spy Case May Recast NATO Plans in North
Information that Swedish officer Stig Wennerstroem may have passed on data to the Russians could push NATO planners to adjust northern defense strategies. No public sign of consternation appeared in NATO circles as Wennerstroem faces charges in Sweden.
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