Congress Ramps Up Battle Over Defense Bill
UPI reports a heated Senate struggle led by Sen. William Proxmire to trim defense outlays including bomber and missile funding as lawmakers weigh a $45.8 billion measure. McNamara's letters and committee actions push back calls to slash the 1.25 trillion hazard, with Kennedy's civil defense provisions under review and new opposition to expanding manpower and hundreds of thousands of federal employee counts.
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World In A Spin Kwame Nkrumah seeks aid from Czechoslovakia
Kwame Nkrumah explained Ghana’s request for aid citing socialist based industrial output. Afro-Asian bloc near emergency session on Bi zer te. expected to push for a special session. Kennedy to meet with Rusk and Stevenson on French Tunisian issue. Tunisia’s Bah LADGHAM rejected truce terms. Labor reports July unemployment fell 440k to 5.14 million with 59k more jobless over 15 weeks.
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Minor singer Fabian seeks court OK for 500000 movie deal
Fabians bid to star in eight films over six years faces court approval due to his minor status. Others report on UAW leader Leonard Woodcock’s talk with GM, Dorothy Lamour ending a movie hiatus, a Goodbody and Co. forecast for steel, and assorted local notes from Akron Canton Columbus and beyond.
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Girl 10 Dies In Mishap Near Broadview Heights
Sharon Davis, 10, of Broadview Heights suburb, was fatally injured Wednesday when a car struck her after the driver swerved to avoid the child. The driver was not held, authorities said.
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Grace Has Guests at Monaco Villa
Princess Grace and Prince Rainier welcomed UPN figure Princess Soiaya and American actor Hugh OBrien to their Monaco villa on Wednesday, hosting a notable social visit at the coastal principality.
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Cardinal Canali Dies In Vatican City at 87
Nicola Cardinal Canali aged 87 died today in his Vatican City apartments after a period of illness including pneumonia. He was the fifth oldest cardinal and headed key Vatican posts including papal penitentiary and president of the Pontifical Commission for the Vatican State.
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Welfare Checks Returned by Cuban Exiles in Miami
Cuban exiles in Miami return U S Welfare checks to aid fellow refugees from Castro era. Marshall Wise of Cuban Emergency Relief Center says over 25000 dollars in checks plus heartfelt notes have been sent back as exiles gain work. One 48 year old sender notes a 23 dollar weekly job and gratitude for self reliance.
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Three Indicted In Turnpike Bond Fraud Scheme
A federal grand jury indicted Samuel Marraso Hyman Green and John Semarin on conspiring to transport counterfeit Ohio Turnpike bonds valued at 265 each in international trade. Marraso allegedly moved bonds from Miami to Nassau last January. U.S. Attorney’s office officialWilliam Kenney said the next step is apprehension or surrender of the three men.
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Plane Hijacker Faces Sentencing On Three Counts
Bruce McRae Britt, 40, from Kal, Ohio, and Smackover, Ark., pleaded guilty to three counts of attempted murder for the Chico to San Francisco airliner hijack attempt at Chico Airport. He faces up to 14 years. two were wounded, one passenger escaped serious injury. Pilot Oscar W. Cleal, 42, and agent William Hicks were injured. Britt showed no remorse per psychiatrist Dr. Sydney Green.
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Senators Debate Three Month Summer Recess Plan
Washington reports a Senate committee debated a proposal for a yearly three month summer recess so members could stay home with their families and avoid heat in the South. Opponents argued the plan won’t pass due to Southern opposition and the House already recesses in June. Representative Sam Rayburn dismissed the idea as nonsense.
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Italy and Fanfani Face Berlin Crisis at Kremlin Dinner
In Moscow Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani and Soviet Premier Khrushchev discussed Berlin at a three hour dinner. Fanfani suggested talks to ease the stand off over West Berlin while Khrushchev posed how Russia could avoid war. Italian sources say the crisis began in Moscow and that Italy cannot fully answer the Kremlin’s question.
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West leaders discuss Moscow visit amid Berlin crisis
Italian Premier Fanfani with Khrushchev and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko arrives in Moscow for a three day talk on Western relations. The visit follows Nixon's 1959 trip as the first such high ranking Western statesman.
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Farm Bill aims to cut surpluses and raise farm income
Congress nears action on a compromise farm bill designed to trim the nations grain surplus and boost farmer income. It would force a 30 percent wheat planting cut next year with payments based on idle land yields, while durum may rise to avert shortages. Travel subsidies and foreign aid debates fill out other items in the session.
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High Stakes Ride On Kennedy’s Long Term Aid Plan
Washington report outlines a partisan clash over Treasury financing for long term economic aid. President Kennedy backs Treasury funding as essential to long range planning, while Republicans fear back door spending and seek an alternative oversight approach.
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Two Capetown Girls Tour World With Hatpin and Rocks
Two 15 month veteran travelers from Cape Town left home with a hatpin and rocks, hitchhiking around the world for three years. They reveal adventures across Africa Europe the Caribbean and the United States including a beach incident in Italy where rocks were used for defense. They praise cheap living and generous hospitality while planning onward to the Pacific Northwest and Asia.
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The Chronicle Telegram 1962 August 3 Lorain County edition
The edition notes publication details for August 3 1962 by Lorain County Printing Publishing Co Elvira Ohio including mailing rates carrier and mail subscriptions with prices 15 17 and 18 dollars respectively and distribution region rain and adjoining counties to Ohio outside Ohio lists second class mail status and address.
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