Illinois House rejects spending limit constitutional amendment
Illinois lawmakers failed to approve a proposed constitutional amendment that would cap state spending and shift several top offices to appointive status. The measure was defeated 91 to 34 after a debate that also saw approval of annual legislative sessions and term changes for House and Senate members.
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Banton Lindsay-Schaub
Lindsay-Schaub
Legislative
Springfield
Illinois
William E. Pallack
Chicago
House
Elmer Conti
Franklin Fark
Conti
General Assembly
Senate
Albert Hachmeister
Robert Burhans
Peoria
Wood
Paul Powell
Viena
Lloyd Curly Harris
Granite City
House Appropriations Committee
Lea Pfeffer
Seymour
Jack Bairstow
Waukegan
Herman L. Dammerman
Lincoln
Dave Glenn
Greenup
James D. Holloway
Sparta
Reps
Paul Simon
Troy
Alan J. Dixon
Belleville
Abner J. Mikva
CCH Ago
Dream Come True Iron Long Tourist Camarillo
Marie Thompson, 35, travels with son and children aboard a modified panel truck equipped with a resuscitator and generator. The Blue Angel, from San Leandro, arrived in Camarillo as Thompson contemplates long trips and watches film tapes of her late husband Kunlang while recovering in the design.
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Camarillo
Souther
Illinois
Ally
Isso
Thompson
Blue Anl
Blue Angel
San Leandro
Francisco
Ares
Turse
Louette Barber
Thompsun
Marie Ruth
Gay
Marion Ray
U S Halts Shipment of Cuban Molasses In Move By White House
Washington reports that the White House seeks to halt further Cuban molasses shipments describing the trade as not in the public interest. Publicker Chemical Corp may receive surplus corn to keep its New Orleans plant open, producing industrial alcohol and cattle feed. Treasury checks into alleged dumping sites pricing. A 2,012,128 gallon delivery near New Orleans valued at 201,842.40 reflects a fraction of the original 12 million order.
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Washington
White House
Cuba
Publicker Chemical Corp
New Orleans
Pierre Salinger
Kennerly
Pubicker
Salinger
Treasury Devarnment
Jan
Myer Feldman
Fidel Castro
Publicker
Crab Orchard Lake Inches Above Spillway Level
Crab Orchard Lake rises to just above the spillway at Little Grassy Lake Ab, threatening nearby banks and prompting warnings to boaters and residents. Authorities monitor water movement as rainfall continues.
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Janine Valdes
Carbondale
Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Summer cools into Illinois as temps dip to 32 in towns
Northern Illinois sees a cool start to summer with temperatures around 52 degrees in the morning. Readings include Murphysboro 32 Benton 35 Calvo 0 and Carbondale 3 as of 7 am. Officials note a warming trend with highs near 40 expected Thursday.
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Ilinois
Murphysboro
Benton
Calvo
Carbondale
West Prankinet
Johnston City
Mavion
Weather Bureau
Threat to Use A Bomb Ended Korean War
Sherman Adams claims the Korean War ended in 1953 after an indirect atomic bomb threat by the United States. He says the idea originated with General Douglas MacArthur and relates it in his book First Hand Report. Adams notes MacArthur doubted the threat would be carried out.
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New York
Sherman Adams
Adams
Eisenhower
Dougla MacArthur
MacArihuy
Ferel
Schools Competition Criticized In Report
The report on hearings into Southern Illinois University and the University of Illinois criticizes funding and governance. Rep. Anthony Scaviano calls for a single university board and questions budget details, urging further hearings and stronger oversight. The subcommittee's report is due at 9 am Thursday in Springfield.
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Southern Illinois University
SIU
University of Tlinois
Anthony Scaviano
Chicago
Seaviano
Visitations Commission
Springfield
Scavianu
Scariano
Therm
Lanother
Harvard University
J Harvard
Trease
Subcommittee
Laos Military Unification Progress Report From Zurich Summit
Gen Phoumi Nosavan announced near agreement on unifying Laos fighting forces among three rival factions during a Swiss summit in Zurich. Minor points remain, but key obstacles to integration appear overcome, though provincial control by pro Communist forces remains unsettled.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Laos
Phoumi Nosavan
Nosavan
Chancellor Adlenaker to Visit West Berlin in July 1933
The government reports Chancellor Konrad Adlenaker will visit West Berlin in July 1933 despite objections from Communist groups. The trip signals continued relations amid rising tensions in the capital.
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West, Berlin
Konrad Adlenaker
West Berlin
Eichmann says SS too big a role in Jews' deaths
Adolf Eichmann testified before Israeli judges that his rebureau handled only emigration and evacuation of Jews while the top police and Foreign Ministry ran the extermination plan. He argued deputies followed Gestapo leaders in occupied countries and submitted a plan detailing Gestapo structure and anti Jewish programs.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Lis
Reich Security Office
Police and
Foreign Ministry
Jevels
Riehmann
Sian
Bichlemahn
Leagt How
Mosae Landau
Robert Servatius
Eichmann
Ge Waal
Ss-And
Berlin
Ii-B
TV - Ain
Pushinka the White House Dog Joins Kennedy Family
Soviet premier Khrushchev presents a white Spitz puppy named Pushinka to President Kennedy and family at the White House. The pup, a direct offspring of the space traveler Strelka, weighs about 13 pounds and joins Caroline Kennedy with a cordial note from Khrushchev.
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Nikita
Pushinka
Strelka
White House
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Suelka
Artic
Whrushchev
Vienna
U.S
Andrew T. Hatcher
Peature
Barth
JFK Discards His Crutches at White House Ceremony
President Kennedy walked with crutches for the first time since Palm Beach portico rest as he escorted visiting Prime Minister Hayaty Thedy of Tapan to a White House ceremony. The brief steps shown marked a notable moment in public appearances during the Washington visit.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Hayaty Thedy
Tapan
Palm Beach
Mla
U S Disarmament Talks Extend as Delegates Remain Silent
U S and Soviet disarmament negotiators enter a third day of secret talks in Washington with no clues on progress. John J. McCloy and Valerian Zorin stayed mum as they arrived at the State Department room, while Arthur H. Dean prepared for consultations with President Kennedy and other officials ahead of potential return to Geneva negotiations.
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Washington
U. S
John Jd. McCloy
Valerian Zorin
State Department
Sete
Dean
Geneva
Kennedy
Rusk
Semyon KL Tag
Tapkin
Tsarapkin
United States
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William Horsley
Otto Kerner
Horsley
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Kerner
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