Stevenson draws protests in Chile as Reds attack U S
Adlai Stevenson visits Santiago amid a Communist led protest. About 30 demonstrators chant Cuba slogans and smash windows at the USIA office while Stevenson is welcomed by warm crowds. Embassy says attackers were Communists as he plans talks on Punta del Este meeting and regional economic policy. Stevenson to head next to Bolivia.
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Chile
United States
Adlai E. Stevens
U.S
el Siglo
Kennedy
Stevenson
Cuba
South Amrerity
USIA
Stevenigon
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Punta del Este
Jorge Alessandri
Bolivia
Kansas Teens Return to Face Robbery Killing Trial
Kansas officers took custody of two AWOL teens from Fort Hood and brought them to Sharon Springs to face charges in the Wallace Kaw railroad roadmaster Otta Ziegler death near Kaw. George York, 18, and James Latham, 19, waived extradition as part of a seven state killing spree.
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Sharon Springs
George R. York
Jacksonville
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James D. Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
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Wallace
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Fort Hood
Kansas
Bath
York
Florida
Valdosta
Althes Ottavio
Patricia Anne Hewitt
Senate Eyes Extension of State Billboard Bonus Program
Washington June 24 AP Backers expect Senate votes to extend the bonus program for states limiting billboards along the Interstate Highway System. Senators Maurine Neuberger and John Cooper say victory is likely as debate on the highway financing bill begins. Final passage could come late today or Thursday as current law falls $11.58 billion short of needed federal revenues.
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Senate
Maurine B. Neuberger
D- Ove
John S. Cooper
R-Ky
Illinois House kills move for 25 percent tax ceiling
Springfield June 16 AP Tidvis will not back a 25 percent ceiling on federal income taxes. An 6-85 vote by the Illinois House rejected a Republican resolution urging Congress to call a convention to consider a constitutional amendment setting such a limit. Rep Marion Burks said 20 other states adopted similar resolutions and Illinois once approved it but rescinded the action during the last world war. Democratic legislators opposed it. Rep Paul Simon argued lower income taxes would hamper the U S fight against world Communism and poverty. Burks said the ceiling would promote government economy and curb federal aid to states, noting some brackets reach up to 1 percent of income. In consolidation news backers of school district consolidation legislation cleared opposition amendments and moved the bill toward passage. Reps George Cmirakon and Rae Heiple dropped tougher merger requirements from a referendum. Rep Charles Clabaugi said reorganization has stalled in Illinois.
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Llinois House
Congress
U.S
Marion Burks
Evanston
Alingis
Paul Simon
D-Troy
United States
Burks
George Cmirakon
Rae Heiple
Washington
Charles Clabaugi
B-Champaign
Ilinois
Chicago
Kerner
Daley
House
Senate
Senate Revenue Committee
W. Russell Arrington
Brothers Rescued After 10 Days on a Raft off Panama City
Two brothers, Albert and Eric Richards, survived ten days adrift after their single-engine plane ditched in the Gulf of Mexico. Rescued by yacht All Alone southeast of Panama City, they were brought to Tyndall Air Force Base and then a civilian hospital. They had launched a life raft with no food or water, subsisting on a flying fish and rain water.
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Albert E. Teed
Litchfield
Dy L. M. Richards
Marlin Drenovac
Granite City
Opera
Richards
Broth
Tire
Tyndall Afb
Colorado seeks suspects in June 10 slaying of Rachel Moyer
Police pursue leads in the death of 18 year old Rachel Marian Moyer in Colorado. Officials say the June 10 slaying occurred as investigators review evidence and interview witnesses. The case remains active with no arrests announced.
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Rachel Marian Moyer
Showers For Southern Brewing Weather Update
Cloudy tonight and Thursday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Cooler tonight and Thursday. Temperatures around 65 to 70 degrees tonight, high near 83.
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Tow
Failure Seen For Prisoner Trade Negotiations
U S negotiators announce they will return to Washington Thursday without a tractors for prisoners exchange deal with Castro. Four American experts await talks in Havana as Osvaldo Dorticos sticks to terms including heavy tractors, while three top invasion leaders may be freed only in a separate exchange.
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Associated Press
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Eleanor Roosevelt
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the Hook) Molina
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Henry Winston
Molina
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Miami Herald
Knight
Irvin Chambers
Laid Scarbeck
Castea
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W.G. Chum
Blonde Polish Agent Scarbeck Case Linked to Blackmail
Sam Wertleb stated Scar admitted conveying classified information to Polis agents that affected U S security. Senator Fulbright cited a root cause rumor of a Polish blonde seducing and blackmailing him. Justice Department offered no details on the charged information, suggesting political rather than military nature.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Foreiea
Sweating Confusion as Power Failure Shuts Manhattan
A June 13 blackout hit midtown and lower Manhattan, halting trains and lights. Signals failed, elevators stalled, and air conditioning died as 96 degree heat enveloped the city. About 4,000 subway riders were stranded, hospitals used generators, and power returned around 9 PM after manually routed signals restored traffic. The Times printed a curfews edition after the outage disrupted presses.
Jacqueline Kennedy Seized at Greek Beach in Public Suit
In Athens, Jacqueline Kennedy faced naval police and beach restrictions while photos of her in a bathing suit were confiscated by authorities. Officers claimed orders barred pictures of Mrs Kennedy in swimwear, a measure described as unprecedented by the harbor master, who noted it surpassed actions taken forQueen Frederika.
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Greece
Juliet
Jacqueline Kennedy
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Cavour? Bay
Kennedy
Ares
America
Frederika
Estimate lowers draft call to 100000 men for year
The Selective Service System told a Senate Appropriations subcommittee the draft call for the next fiscal year is 100000 men, down from an earlier estimate of 120000. The age limit remains 26, with the ten year ending June 30.
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Dime 14
Selective Service
Desday
Senate Appropriations
I T
Subway service halted as IND lines stop trains signal failure
All service on Manhattan IND subway lines was halted after signal lights failed. Trains were kept off tracks while crews investigated and restored signaling, disrupting travel across major routes and prompting rider advisories.
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IND
Manhattan
Delay Vote On Increase In Sales Tax
Springfield reports wary Democrats delay action on Gav Olia Kerner's bill to raise state sales tax from 3 to 4 percent ending July 1 1963. House leaders foresee a tight vote with Speaker Paul Powell unable to commit timing while Rep Clyde L Choate predicts tomorrow or Friday. Daley pressures and West Side GOP defections cloud prospects as a Senate hearing looms and Mayor Daley plans to attend.
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C. T. Banton Lindsay
GOP
Racial trips resume as riders rest in Myrtle Beach
A group of 22 white riders and several black protesters arrived in Myrtle Beach for a brief rest stop before continuing to Charleston. The trip from Wilmington, North Carolina, began Tuesday with a planned route to Sumter, South Carolina, and Raleigh overnight before heading to South Carolina. Six more riders remaining in Wilmington were set to depart for Charleston by bus.
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APY
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S.C
Iit Wilmington
South
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