Public Aid To Be Cut By State Relief Office
Chicago June 22 AP The Illinois Public Aid Commission will implement relief cost cuts as Governor Otto Kerner requests. C Virgil Martin chairman said the reductions come without waste while preserving aid efficiency, noting savings come from the subsistence of the needy and deferment of some state obligations.
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Union Aides Balk At Plan
New York June 22 AP Union leaders of fight engineers of Eastern Air Lines and Pan American World Airways balk at terms of a peace formula agreed on with Trans World Airlines. The meeting of executive councils and negotiators will study the Trans World pact, draft a new proposal, and seek tougher terms than those offered to Trans World engineers for ratification. A strike notice exists against Eastern and Pan Am, but no walkouts have been called.
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Ozark Pilots Strike Scheduled at Midnight
Negotiators reported no headway toward averting a pilots strike against Ozark Airlines set for midnight. Ozark operates into 54 cities in nine states. Frank Switzer of the National Mediation Board and company negotiator Robert B. Vining said talks ending Thursday night produced no progress.
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Co-Op Power Rate Is Set by Illinois Commission
Springfield June 22 AP The Illinois Commerce Commission made permanent a temporary 1.105 cents per kilowatt hour rate for wholesale sales of Central Illinois Power Co and Illinois Power Co to three cooperatives Southeast Illinois Electric Cooperative Eldorado Southern Illinois Electric Cooperative Donoga Egyptian Electric Cooperative Association Steeleville The rate had been set in 1960 as the other cooperatives signed new contracts but these three had not.
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South Dakota Senator Francis Case Dies at 63
Washington June 22 AP Senator Francis Case Republican veteran of seven House terms and two Senate terms died today at Bethesda Naval Hospital at 9 19 am He was 63 born October 9 1896 in Everly Iowa He chaired Public Works and influenced water conservation and highway legislation A former editor he raised Hereford cattle and saddle horses on a Black Hills ranch near Custer South Dakota
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Southern Illinois Weather Forecast A Warm Weekend Ahead
Variable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with periods of widely scattered showers and thundershowers mainly in the afternoon and evening. A slow warming trend with lows around 60s tonight and highs Saturday in the 80s. Weather details on page 18.
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Kennedy Farm Bill Dies In Surprise House Vote
President Kennedy's farm bill faltered in a 215 to 205 House defeat, shocking administration leaders who expected approval. The measure would have imposed acreage reductions and national marketing quotas on feed grains and wheat, with impact on federal price supports and a looming surplus. The Senate already approved a similar bill, but House action appeared unlikely as committee plans stalled. Secretary Freeman watched the debate from nearby offices as the outcome emerged.
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Griffin amendment on farm bill sparks laughter defeat
On June 22, Rep. Robert P. Griffin offered an amendment to the farm bill stating that employees of the Agriculture Department shall never exceed the number of farmers in America. The chamber laughed as it passed 230 to 171 in a voice vote, but Majority Leader Carl Albert called for a head count and the amendment was defeated.
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Beasley Charged In Arrow Attack At West City
West City resident Mrs Della Johnson reports Willie Beasley a tree trimmer shot three arrows into her home Tuesday night while a man was visiting. Beasley arrested Wednesday by deputies and Benton police. held in County Jail pending prosecution by State's Attorney Joseph Hickman for aggravated assault.
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Over 100 Feared Dead In Jet Crash
West Views China Moves As Defensive Hong Kong June 22 AP reports Western intelligence in Hong Kong view Beijing's military buildup opposite Quemoy and Matsu as defensive, while not ruling out a possible attack if Chiang Kai-shek moves to retake the mainland. They see low odds of an offensive but warn it could trigger a preemptive strike if nationalist forces threaten. US logistical support remains uncertain.
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No Life Seen At Charred Wreckage
An Air France Boeing 707 with about 108 aboard crashed on a Guadeloupe forested hill. No survivors were found in the charred wreckage. The flight from Paris to Santiago disappeared on approach to Pointe a Pitre airport as search planes reported the site inland from Basso Terre. The radio went dead on final approach in a violent thunderstorm, with witnesses noting a low ceiling.
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Estes Faces New Charges In Grand Jury Indictment
Billie Sol Estes, 37, faces 29 counts in a federal grand jury indictment for mail fraud and conspiracy across state lines. The same panel previously accused him of mortgage fraud on fertilizer tanks, some alleged not to exist. A court receiver holds Estes enterprises as creditors seek recovery or bankruptcy.
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Stocks Head Down Again After Early Rally Fails
The market fell to a new 1962 low as selling pressure persisted. Heavy trading with 2.22 million shares exchanged in the first two hours and ticker delays appeared at times. By noon the Associated Press 60-stock average slipped to 204.00.
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Rail talks break off over featherbedding dispute
Railroads halted negotiations with five unions representing engineers, firemen, trainmen, conductors, and switchmen totaling about 200,000 workers for the second time amid a push to end featherbedding. Management cited little chance of progress, as the National Mediation Board intervened earlier to resume talks. The dispute centers on 16 years of work rule changes aimed at reducing costs, with railroads claiming up to 500 million dollars yearly.
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Agreement Reported On Laotian Regime
Prince Souvanna Phouma announced in Vientiane that three Laotian factions reached agreement on all issues delaying a coalition government. He will lead the coalition and said the Cabinet would be installed Saturday.
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Rusk and Adenauer Reach Full Agreement on Berlin and More
Chancellor Adenauer said he and U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk had reached full agreement on Berlin and all other mutual West German interests after a 70 minute private meeting. Adenauer described their talk as frank and confidential with aligned thoughts and aims.
Kennedy as winged angel in Vatican panel era revealed
Washington sculptress Irena Wiley recalls in a Washington Post piece that a young John F Kennedy posed for a wood altar panel angel in the Vatican in 1939. The future president, then 22, modeled serenely for the St Therese scene during a European summer visit. The anecdote is in Wiley’s coming memoir Around the Globe in Twenty Years to be published August by David McKay Co.
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