Senate Study Cites Cuban Red Danger
Washington May 9 AP Senate investigators said the official estimate of 17 500 Russians in Cuba is perhaps a minimum. The interim report warns that Soviet forces in Cuba affect the U S image and could enable a stealth reintroduction of missiles. It questions CIA and military intelligence performance during the missile crisis and notes uncertainty over the number of Soviet personnel in Cuba.
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Washington
Senate
Cuba
John Stennis
D-Miss
Subcommittee
United States
Latin America
Izure
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Rockefeller Wedding Clergyman Faces Presbytery Action
In White Plains on May 9 AP reports the Rev. Marshall E. Smith who officiated Gov Nelson A Rockefeller and Margaretta Filler Murphy wedding faces disciplinary action for marrying a person divorced under a year without presbytery permission. Rockefeller’s bride had a prior divorce April 1 from Dr James S Maple? The groom was divorced 14 months earlier from Mary Todhunter Clark. Hudson presbytery moderator Joseph P Bishop announced the pending action.
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White Plains
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaretta Filler Murphy
Marshal £. Smith
Rockefeller
James
Mary Todhunter Clark
Joseph P
Tiye
N. Yo
Hudson
Weather notice hints at expulsion and gentle admonition
Fragmentary weather snippet notes potential expulsion and admonishment phrases. Mentions Reverend Bishop and Rockefeller as Baptist and Episcopal figures. Forecast says warm tonight, cooler Friday with highs around 67 to 74 and lows near 60 to 60.
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Bishop
Rockefeller
Capital Acquired Firm Plans Area Plant in Carbondale
Martin Odum vice president said the firm will build a plant in Carbondale area after raising operating capital. The $110000 building may be funded with Area Redevelopment Administration aid. plans include employing over 100 people and negotiating with California Illinois and Washington DC investors. No site selected yet.
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Marcom Corp
Oakland
Calif
Carbondale
Martin Odum
Area Redevelopment Administration
Odum
California
Ilinois
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Chicago
Ucts
Parochial School Bus March Through Florissant No. Housing
About 500 Roman Catholic grade school pupils parents and supporters marched in Florissant guiding signs for public bus rides for parochial students. Eight police officers accompanied the group and a police motorcycle led the procession from Sacred Heart school to Conths grade school where some pupils had registered last week.
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St. Louis
Grace School
Florissant
Sacred Heart
Conths
War threat eases as OAS delays Haiti mission
The Organization of American States peace committee delayed its return to Haiti and the Dominican Republic, signaling the threat of war between the neighbors may be easing. The main concern is whether Haitian revolt would provoke Duvalier to crackdown on foreigners, especially Americans, while the underground opposition pledges a May 15 uprising. The OAS lacks decisive authority in this domestic Haitian matter.
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New York
Special Peace Committee
The
Organization of American States
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Francois Duvalier
OAS
Kennedy
Air Force tightens crash photo rules
Washington May 9 The Air Force revises five year old rules on news photographers at military plane crash scenes away from bases. Officials say changes aim to protect secrecy of nuclear weaponry and allow film seizure only as a last resort using minimal force if needed.
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Washington
API
Air Force
Illinois House backs slower rise to 70 mph on select roads
Springfield reports the Illinois House defeated a 70 mph speed limit proposal 110 to 2. A separate measure requiring seat belts in all new cars sold beginning with 1965 models passed 287 to 10 and awaits Senate action. Rep. Rae C. Heiple opposed the speed limit hike while Rep. Carl Hunsicker denounced negative votes.
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Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Illinois House
Rae C. Heiple
Washington
General Assembly
Carl Hunsicker
Pontiac
Nettle
Menbors
House
Senate
Housing Bias Ban Favored By Committee
Illinois House Executive Committee voted 20 to 18 to advance an open occupancy bill prohibiting racial discrimination in sale lease or rental of rental property. The measure excludes owner occupied buildings with fewer than four apartments but covers many multi unit dwellings. A five member governor appointed commission would enforce the act amid debate from both parties and spectators.
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Ralph H. Jol
Lindsay-Schaub
Legislative
Springfield
State of Illinois
House Executive Committee
Chicago
Artur F. Mohl
Illinois Association of Real State Boards
Joint Relief Talks Resume in Illinois Budget Clash
Springfi eld May 9 AP A conference committee resumed negotiations to end a deadlock over public aid funds. Figures on Aid to Dependent Children and poor relief for 1963-65 were disputed, blocking a $28 million appropriation for May and June. House Republicans suggested ADC ceilings from 80 to 230 dollars a month excluding rent and utilities. Senate Republicans favored 120 to 270 dollars with rent. Senate Republicans delayed caucus awaiting a committee report.
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House - Senate
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Kennedy warns of new nuclear tests if no treaty
President Kennedy warned at a news conference that a new round of nuclear testing by the United States and the Soviet Union is likely this year unless a test ban treaty is negotiated. He expressed pessimism about progress and urged adherence to court orders on Birmingham race issues while noting federal mediation limits. He also discussed Laos, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic, calling for peaceful measures and regional stability.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama
George Wallace
South
Knoxville
Tenn
Washington, D. C
Khrushchev
Laos
International Control Commission
Pathet Lao
Elm Disease Loss Is Tax Deductible
A federal court jury ruled that Dutch Elm disease killing trees is a natural casualty and deductible from income tax. The case involved John A. Appleman of Champaign who sought to deduct 2644 dollars in losses from 1956 to 1958 after the IRS said the disease was not a sudden event like a storm or fire.
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John A. Appleman
Champaign
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Survey on ADC myths from 1961 nationwide study
Nationwide survey of Aid to Dependent Children findings challenges both critics and supporters. 17,715 children in 5,398 families across 42 states and DC were studied. results urge new programs and policy actions to break dependency, noting illegal births and juvenile delinquency links.
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Marjorie Hunter
New York Times
Washington
Institute
University. of
North Carolinas
American’ Public Welfare Association
District of Co
Lumbia
Daniel O
Elaine Burgess
Congress
Price
Jehildren
Pope John XXIII Reported to Know of Cancer
Baltimore May 9 AP The Baltimore Sun reports a Rome dispatch indicating Vatican circles generally accept that Pope John XXIII has cancer, knows it, and does not expect to live long. The article notes critics’ claims about welfare costs and surveys on family finances, with referenced figures suggesting many welfare recipients lack sufficient funds.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Vatican
Rome
Weldon Wallace
John XXII
ADC
Negroes Plan New Marches If Talks Fair
Birmingham May 9 AP Negro integration leaders met to map new demonstrations if a truce fails. A SCLC spokesman said a mid morning meeting with Rev Martin Luther King Jr Ralph Abernathy and Fred Shuttlesworth plus undisclosed uptown white leaders discussed possible actions. Authorities kept a 24 hour moratorium on protests ending at noon as police patrolled streets.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Ralph D. Abernathy
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Kennedy
Washington
Progress Ln
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Robert F. Kenedy
Burke Marshall
Patterson to join Robinson in Birmingham race fight
Moyd Patterson, former world heavyweight champion, said he would accompany Jackie Robinson to Birmingham Alabama to educate local Negroes about the new movement. He warned he expects arrest and rough handling, while Robinson had announced plans to go on Monday.
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Birmingham
Floyd Patterson
Jackie Robinson
New York
Moyd Patterson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ala
Patterson
Robison
Robinson
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