Marlow Doubts Kennedy Will Set Any Record In Congress
James Marlow reports that Kennedy faces a slow legislative season with few major wins. Despite Senate approval of some programs, House resistance and stalled bills threaten the administration’s agenda. Major initiatives like urban affairs, medical care for the aged, and power to cut taxes remain bogged down in committees or uncertain votes.
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Glenn Doubts Fireflies Paint Flecks From Capsule
Astronaut Glenn doubts that the glowing particles seen from his capsule are fireflies and says more information is needed on the next flight. He described film of the voyage and noted paint flecks or reflections as a possible source while addressing a 6,000-strong audience at the National Guard armory.
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Sir Edmond Hillary
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Ley
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Kent
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Inter- Hollywood
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Maryland Briefs Among Local Elections And Citations
Maryland briefs report that Benjamin S. Tomey faced three months in the ed of correction after admitting false testimony to see his name in print in the death of a patrolman. Salisbury voters chose two Democratic council nominees Cris Horsey Elmer Lynch Robert Porter and David Rodgers while Republicans faced opposition from David Greer Donald Speer and mayoral candidate Ernest Matthews and Democrat Frank Morris.
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Elmer Lynch
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David Rodgers
David Greer
Donald Speer Jraw
GOP
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Frank Morris
Final Warning Given Soviets On Test Pact
A complex report covers U S and Britain insisting on verifiable international safeguards for a nuclear test ban while Soviets resist inspections. Kennedy presses atmospheric tests resumed if Moscow delays treaty terms. Also notes U S testing areas in Johnston Island and Christmas Island and a New York public school teachers strike vote.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Kennedy
ABC
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U.S
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Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Dean
Tsarapkin
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Defense Department
Pacific
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Hawaii
Christmas Island
Honolutlu
New York Teachers Strike Postponed For Day At Least
AP reports broad chaotic inputs from New York and Maryland with varied names and figures. The text cites a tax case against Herbert M Pitzer of Washington and notes storage of natural gas in underground caverns across 21 states, especially Pennsylvania Michigan and California. The union dispute and court actions reflect a tense educational climate as boards push to delay or block walkouts.
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Baltimore
Herbert M. Pitzer
Washington
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Michigan
Shia
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California
Dog Gus Bids Farewell as Louisville Postmen Lose Faithful Friend
In Louisville, a retriever named Gus became famous for years of faithful service beside Route 1424 postal workers. After a recent incident at the dog pound, Gus is retired to Willard Carpenter's home with a new license, while Suzy fills his route gap.
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Joe Rowland
Gus
Louisville
Iroquois Park
Iroquois
Suzy
Willard Carpenter
Baskin Robbins Opens Shop in Hagerstown Maryland
Baskin Robbins 31 Flavors expands coast to coast with a new store in Hagerstown Maryland at W301 Pennsylvania Ave. Excellent opportunity to own a Baskin Robbins franchise with high quality ice cream and takeout. For information call Hagerstown, MD 3 2600 or write W Baker 3030 Harford Road Baltimore MD for personal interviews.
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