Democrats back House rules push in opening session
In Washington Democrats rallied behind House Republican leaders as they sought to back President Kennedy’s drive for a strong rules fight. The caucus signaled support for lining up against opposition to the administration amid expected defections on both sides. Speaker John W.McCormack left with indications of an opening.
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Everett M. Dirksen, Jr
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Thruston B. Morton
Senate Republican Campaign Committee
RAF did surprise U S bombers report shocks Britain
London reports say the Daily Express asserts Royal Air Force jet bombers slipped past U S defenses in a surprise mock attack on American cities. Express cites firm confirmation from the British Air Ministry, while Pentagon officials deny participation since 1961. Other papers publish both the claims and denials.
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Ottawa
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U. S
North American
England
Tshombe Returns to Elisabethville Amid Katanga Tension
Katanga President Moise Tshombe returned to Elisabethville after a day of diplomacy and military maneuvering as United Nations Under Secretary Ralph Bunche left town to avoid a confrontation. The UN hopes to consolidate control in Kolwezi and surrounding towns while Tshombe rallies forces or plans retreat. the political clash in Washington over Medicare and anti-filibuster moves looms as a broader backdrop.
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Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio
Cloudy day with occasional very light snow and scattered freezing drizzle. Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a chance of light freezing drizzle. Temperatures largely steady with highs near 32 to 37 and lows 25 to 30. Sunrise 7 54 a.m. sunset 5 15 p.m. Mean temperature for the period ended 7 a.m. today was 29 degrees.
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Voters in Sheffield Lake face half million school bond
The Sheffield Lake School District voters are to decide a half million construction bond on May 7 after a Board of Education meeting last night. Vermilion City Council approves annexed area on the lake and addresses related problems. Sports coverage notes coaches discussing smoking and drinking by high school athletes.
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Laugh a Little Money Allergy Triggers Transfer
Clifford Fujiwara a Honolulu bank teller has been moved to the commercial department to work on ledgers after a doctor diagnosed his sneezing fits at the teller window as an allergy to money. The oddism of the condition highlights a preventable nuisance in bank operations.
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Honolulu
Fujiwara
UPI
Post office stamp shortage prompts extra cent usage
Lorain post officials report stamp changes raise four cent usage with customers licking centers. Olmstead notes 65,000 one cent stamps stocked and 30,000 loaned to Lorain office. Carriers handle 10 to 15 letters with insufficient postage daily, leading to postage due payments. Weekend cancellations rise 30 percent as groups mail at lower rates. Smallest greeting card size now accepted is 4 1/4 by 3 inches.
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Harold Olmstead
Lorain
Girl burns in Spencer Township stove accident
Three year old SPENCER Township girl sustained third degree burns over seventy percent of her body after climbing on an electric kitchen stove and igniting her clothing. She was hospitalized in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being transported from Southern Lorain County Hospital. The incident occurred when the mother briefly left the kitchen to speak to the father working in the barn. the stove, about eight years old, had burners on and switches at the back. The child’s sister witnessed the event as the wrapper caught fire and flames engulfed her before EMS arrived. The family resides on Smith Road in Spencer Township and the father works at A and P Supermarket in Wellington.
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James D. Cather
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Viet Cong builds store of U.S. arms in Nui Mieu clash
Viet Cong units captured enough U.S. weapons in the Nui Mieu engagement to equip several companies as government troops fell back. American sources said the Reds also gained machine guns rifles carbines and radios while civil guards suffered heavy losses and missing prisoners.
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Old Minuteman problems return to Cape Canaveral
UPI reports that the Minuteman missile faces renewed reliability issues after a string of failures early in 1963. Only one of its last four tests hit the target, with a Monday launch from Cape Canaveral ending short of its intended range.
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UPI
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Calif
National Guard strength raised in new reorganization plan
The Army disclosed that National Guard divisions will gain strength and equipment under a plan announced last weekend. Manpower authorizations are set at an average full strength of about 14,000 men per division, up from 13,700 for infantry and 14,600 for armored divisions.
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Washington
UPI
National Guard
Council Reverses Cuts To Park And Recreation Funds
City council restored $1,035 of $2,200 cut from the recreation department and $1,080 cut from the park department in a two hour meeting. The finance committee’s action boosted payrolls and kept programs running, with concerns over the overall funding mix and the department’s temporary appropriation.
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Krueck
Charles R. Hoagland
John A. Katko
Ted Emering
Evenlich
Chris Nelson
Leonard P. Reichlin
Wwe Keuelo WU Aso
Clash Over Cuba Ends In United Nations Settlement
The United States and Russia reached a compromise on the Cuban crisis at the United Nations, ending a standoff that brought the world close to nuclear war. The agreement fell short of U.S. demands for adequate inspection of Soviet weapons removal and guarantees against their return, and did not pledge against invasions of Cuba as requested by Russia and Cuba.
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Kennedy
CT series to explore censorship
The Chronicle Telegram previews a series on government handling of news and censorship. Allan Keller of Columbia University’s Journalism School writes on the right to know, questions of abridgment, and the limits of press management, with the first article to appear tomorrow on page bye.
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Chronicle Telegram
Allan Keller
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
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