Kennedy min wage bill stalls in Senate debate
In Washington, Kennedy's plan to raise the wage floor from $1 to $1.25 and extend coverage to 5 million workers faces stiff GOP and Southern Democratic opposition. Senate leaders signal a long road with possible amendments and extended debate before any vote before Labor Day.
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Q A on Wage Bill How many workers would be covered
A UPI analysis details the Democratic sponsored minimum wage bill, covering how many workers in the Fair Labor Standards Act, the earnings steps, and which industries gain coverage including retail, hospitality, laundry, transit and seamen, with timelines to 1964 and exemptions for many small retailers.
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Slain California Couple Found in Bed Home Robbery Suspect Sought
Riverside police report a well to do couple Charles Duval 47 and Sylvia 4 were tortured and slain in their ranch home. Duval a health foods distributor and his wife were found in bed by their housekeeper Evelyn who discovered the bodies after breakfast was not eaten. Police describe the killings as brutal with seven and eight stab wounds and strangulation.
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Twining Retirement Sparks High Command Shakeup
Washington reports Gen. Nathan Twining plans to retire as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff possibly in September, signaling a broad reorganization. Potential successors include Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer and Gen. Graves H. Becker, with NATO command implications if Gen Lauris Norstad steps down and Gen. Thomas D. White or Gen. Curtis LeMay shift into new posts.
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House delays probe into super highway fraud hearings
UPI reports the House subcommittee delays hearings on possible fraud in the multi billion dollar interstate highway program until after the November elections. Chairman John Blatnik says the postponement avoids charges of politicking and outlines three post election hearings and a late April briefing. Investigators have gathered evidence of bid rigging collusion and high consulting fees across several regions and states.
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Catholics To Send Volunteers To Latin America Formation Leaders
The Catholic church announced a crash program to send lay volunteers to Latin American countries for two to five years. Teams of married couples and single people will work as technicians and to build church readership, funded by American Catholic groups. Cardinal Cushing led the plan endorsed by Pope John XXIII, aiming to address priest shortages and foster local leadership in the church.
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Beat Candidate Promises Congress Dissolution Plan
Beatnik presidential hopeful Willam TL. Smith vows to dissolve Congress if elected. He claimed his nomination in a Greenwich Village saloon signals a brave challenge to the established order.
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Khrushchev Says Soviet Armed Forces Could Disband At Any Moment
Premier Nikita Khrushchev told a West German peace group the Soviet Union is ready to disband its armed forces at any moment. The Tass agency published his reply noting Western leaders have not understood efforts toward disarmament. Hemingway Denies Death Rumors Calls Death Report a Tasteless Joke. In Pueblo Interview he says rumors of his death were false while traveling in Malasa Spain.
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Ohio Valley News Highlights From Washington and Beyond
Reported grain yields note 242 045 bushels of corn per acre and 33.2 bushels of winter wheat, with a 259 992 000 barrel wheat total. Public Works bill includes Ohio River projects. labor leaders pledge support for the Democratic ticket. Nationwide items cover a Hollywood burglary, Miss International Beauty pageant, USS Dewey visit, and New York Telephone service near air routes.
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Bowles Quits Connecticut Race to Back Kennedy Bid
Rep. Chester Bowles of Connecticut withdraws from the 1960 congressional race to devote time to Senator Kennedy’s campaign. Kennedy aides say Bowles may be offered a top post in a future administration, with Bowles prioritizing American foreign policy. Bowles notes he cannot serve both his term and Kennedy drive.
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Most lucrative contract in basketball history
On this day many historical notes appear, including a group of National Association stars to benefit a game for Stokes In Monticello. August 23 marks various events from 158 to 1987 with mentions of New Amsterdam policing, patent gains, Mathewson birth, and political changes.
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