Mansfield cracks whip over Senate in big logjam
The Senate faced a major logjam as leader Mike Mansfield pressed for action. Sessions move to 10 am start, potential night sessions, and limited July 4 observance were proposed amid stalled appropriations and a one-week talkathon on the administration’s communications satellite bill.
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Two Jews Die in Red Economic Crimes Trials
Two Jewish men, Benjamin A. Gulke and Moshe A. Fuks, were sentenced to death by firing squad in Odessa for foreign currency dealings. Betya B. Rotstein and Tsila G. Lapidus received eight and five year terms respectively, as part of a broader Soviet focus on economic offenses amid alleged anti Semitic overtones and show trials reported by Pravda Ukrainy.
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Pasternak kin releases bring scrutiny of royalties case
Moscow reports say Irina Ivinskaya, 23, long a close associate of Boris Pasternak’s family, was freed from prison after serving half of a three year term for alleged mismanagement of royalties from Dr Zhivago. Her mother Olga Ivinskaya remains jailed, with two and a half years left.
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Two 8-year-old boys in court for stealing items
In Bedford England two eight year old boys appeared in juvenile court Monday for taking nail clippers a miniature car an alarm clock three roses a pint of milk 24 bottles of beer and a prayer book from neighboring houses They explained they were whisking their den.
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Court rules Africans may use Salisbury pool
In Southern Rhodesia the high court held that Africans may use Salisbury's suburban swimming pool. The ruling comes in the case of James Chamboko a houseboy denied pool access by the town management board in Mabeireign.
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Red Dean and extras clash over neatness at Canterbury filming
In London reports, Dr Hewlett Johnson the 86yearold dean of Canterbury Cathedral enraged by scruffy Kings College schoolboy extras used in Rachael Neames film The Lonely Stage with Judy Garland and Dirk Bogarde. A heated scene followed as Johnson objected to untidy appearance and the production crew adjusted to improve liaison and filming plans.
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Russians Prep Snowman Hunt Probe Says Expert
A Soviet expedition gears up to seek the abominable snowman. Prof B Porschnev says it will very probably succeed, citing six eyewitnesses and 135 more reports, portraying the creature as a red brown haired biped about human height with a chest crossed posture.
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Cuba Builds a Modern Future Under Castro
In a firsthand tour Gavin Young describes Cuba’s new housing, schools, and cultural centers growing across the island. The plan centers on industrial expansion, nickel and mineral projects, and large scale housing despite cash shortages. Soviet aid and trade shape progress, but transport and parts shortages slow plants, leaving warehouses full of equipment awaiting factories.
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Soviet push for black rule in Southern Rhodesia
In a UN General Assembly speech, Soviet Ambassador Platon Morosov urged immediate black rule and independence for Southern Rhodesia by year end 1962, calling for end to federation with Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland. The Afro Asian draft favors constitutional reform to guarantee African majority rights, while Britain resists UN-competence and Rhodesia’s self government since 1923. The Afro-Asian coalition seeks a two thirds majority to pass the proposal.
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Protests Erupt as Montgomery Bus Co Hires First Negro Driver
Protests erupted in Montgomery Alabama after officials said the city bus line hired its first Black driver. Manager J H Bagley reported a back was thrown at the bus the driver operated and a cross burned in front of the company shop during the weekend.
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Keyser recalls sweeping halls as teen road commissioner
Vermont Governor F Ray Keyser Jr speaking Monday night at Green Mountain Bars recalled his high school days. He said he was elected road commissioner and had to sweep the halls during the week. The recollection tied to his early public service ambitions.
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Attorneys powwow on Estes debts
Dallas creditors meet with bills of Estes to save the west Texas farm tycoon from bankruptcy. A Friday hearing on an involuntary bankruptcy petition looms, while a new plan to satisfy creditors with a discount from unidentified buyers is explored.
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