Tax plan pressure to move Congress in Kennedy era
The Democratic National Committee urged officials nationwide to push Congress on President Kennedy's tax reduction plan. Senator Smathers questioned expected passage this year as tensions rise over foreign aid cuts and Russia trawler activity prompts congressional inquiries. Army turns down back-pay bids from Korean War defectors as studies pin best birth age at 20 to 24.
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Black couple faces backlash in Philadelphia suburb housing dispute
In Delaware Valley suburb a Black couple and 2 year old daughter faced a hostile crowd after moving into a house. State troopers escorted the Bakers amid vandalism and a fire device as eight people were arrested including UPenn professor James Van Dyk.
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101-year-old St Louis man visits Madrid on European tour
STARTED LATE MADRID Spain 101-year-old St Louis Mo resident visited Madrid today on his European tour. He said I never drank I never smoked and I never went with women until I was 14 years old to a Spanish reporter who asked for the key to a long life. Meriwether is a widower who outlived his three children.
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Group Works To Reinstate Cuts in Aid
Kennedy met Clay and David Bell at the summer White House on Squaw Island and urged backing for aid. The plan started at 4.5 billion, trimmed to 4.1 by Congress, then cut to 3.5 billion on the floor. Clay warned such cuts risked the entire program, especially Latin America aid and nearby military assistance facing communism.
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Plane Crashes Near Airport
A light aircraft crashed about 300 feet south of Indiana Highway 42 near Hulman Field as it planned to stop en route to Fort Scott. The landing gear wing and propeller were damaged. no fire occurred. Three people were hospitalized. authorities including state troopers and deputies investigated the scene with an Indiana Air National Guard firefighting unit on standby.
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Mrs Keith to retire after 40 years as grocer
Mrs Sarah Keith of 2400 Garfield avenue closes her northside independent grocery after 40 years in business with the end of Saturday. She and her late husband Burl Keith opened the store February 12, 1923. Since his death ten years ago she has been assisted by Mrs Olive Butts. She plans to visit three children in Indianapolis Joliet and Reno after retirement.
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Joliet, Ill
Mild Weekend Forecast For Indiana
Forecasters predict scattered showers across northern Indiana tonight and Sunday, then spreading statewide Monday. Mild temperatures stay through the holiday weekend with Sunday highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and overnight lows in the 50s and 60s.
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Mrs. Fisher to be 91 years young
Mrs. Jennie Fisher of 308 Second Avenue celebrates her 91st birthday Sunday. A Terre Haute lifelong resident, she lives alone, keeps active with laundry and housekeeping, still cans and quilts, and is a member of Locust EUB Church.
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Three Killed In Holiday Weekend Traffic
A report lists multiple fatal and serious injuries over the holiday weekend. Daniel Baskins, 21, of Maceo Kentucky, died from crash injuries. Audrey Johnking, 26, of Lynn, died in a car train collision in Cincinnati. Donald Johnking, 34, and children Karen 5 and Nancy 2, were seriously injured. Amos Lee James, 22, of Richmond, was killed when his car spun out on Ohio 121, hitting a culvert and tree. Myron Lunsford, 17, of Richmond, was critically injured in a separate crash four miles north of New Paris.
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Cool Front Relieves Heat Wave in Dixie
A cool front eased the South’s heat with storms along the Gulf Coast and a Texas City tornado. Mobile and Abilene recorded heavy rain. Pine Bluff and Ardmore saw significant totals. Hereford had funnel clouds. Albuquerque reported a near by tornado. Williamsport faced a night storm. The Weather Bureau projected cooler eastern conditions and warmer western areas in September with above normal rain in the east.
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Volunteer Fails To Find Trace Of Third Miner
The surface scene notes a rope around a plug and Drebitko inspecting the area near Fellin and Throne. He says tunneling from that spot to where Bova might be entombed seems impossible. Drilling rigs resume as crews lower Drebitko into a shaft and push a 22 inch hole toward the bottom.
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Amazing Stories First to devote entirely to science fiction
The Amazing Stories magazine, founded in 1926 and still in publication, marked the first periodical dedicated wholly to science fiction, pioneering a new genre and publishing ongoing science fiction stories.
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Carrier profile of West Terre Haute youth Bob Adelsberger
The West Terre Haute TRIBUNE notes Bob Adelsberger is a carrier for nearly two years in the local group. He is the son of Charles R. and Mrs. Adelsberger of 326 Riggy Avenue. He will enter West Vigo High School as a freshman and enjoys sports, coin collecting, and church activities.
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Rail union and railroad board nominees emerge from stalled talks
The panel lists include tired federal judges E Barrett Prettyman and Harold Medina and former Supreme Court Justice Harold Burton as potential board members. Also named are James Healy and James J Reynolds for possible appointments. Railroads named J E Wolfe and Guy W Knight to the board, while union reps H E Gilbert and Ray McDonald are expected to represent the unions.
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Rail Dispute Arbiters to Be Named By JFK
Deadlocked over the issue, JFK to appoint seven arbiters with one middleman acting as chair. Union and management teams announced Friday they could not reach agreement. Possible chairmen mentioned include Milton S. Eisenhower of Johns Hopkins and Harvard’s Nathan S. Pusey.
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