Peace Corps Bill Faces Senate Tests Today
Washington AP report: Kennedy Peace Corps measure encounters first Senate test with a possible $15 million cut in funding from $40 million. Dirksen sees chance for reduction to $25 million. Humphrey predicts passage with little change though House may oppose. Shriver to run the program with 2,760 volunteers planned by mid 1962 amid concerns about oversight and discipline.
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Ohio
Fulbright
Navy airman and Army private cited in overseas postings
Farl P. Schlotterbeck Sr, aviation electronics technician third class USN, serving with Air Submarine Squadron 34 on USS Essex, part of a North Atlantic summer training cruise. The carrier visited New York City and Halifax. Daniel C. Schlotterbeck, army private first class promoted to corporal, was listed. In Germany, George M. Hoover, son of Arthur and Mary Hoover of Hagerstown Maryland, serves with the 8th Missile Battalion of the U S Army. He and fellow soldiers maintain round the clock readiness in NATO defenses at Kleingartach and surrounding posts. Hoover is 21, attended North and South Hagerstown High Schools.
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Air Submarine Squadron 34
Farl P. Schlotterbeck
3Rd Klass
USN
Karl P. Schlotterbeck
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Hagerstown
Quonset, BR L
New York City
Halifax
Nova Scotia
West Howard
Daniel C
Kornwestheim
Germany
George M. Hoover
Arthur D. Hoover
Spruce St
Hagers‘own
Uist Artillery
NATO
Hoover
Itasver
Kleingarlach
North
South Hagerstown
Indian Springs School Battle Focuses on Consolidation
Debate over closing Indian Springs School rages as enrollment drops to 34, triggering talks of consolidation with Clear Spring. Civic leaders, PTA members, and parents clash over polling results and the education of 75 pupils, with officials planning transfers despite objections from Mrs Mizell and supporters.
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Indian Springs
Ite
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Mizell
Board of Education
Inndian Springs
Leme
Cuba poised to attack U S base at Guantanamo
United Nations reports indicate Cuba may seize the Tunisian debate to press Washington on the Guantanamo base. Cuban delegate Mariq Garcia-Inchauste would argue the U S bases threaten Fidel Castro's regime, while the United States warns it will not be forced out by force. The Assembly aims to finish debate on a French Tunisian withdrawal resolution by week’s end.
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Mariq Garcia-Inchaustegui
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Latin America
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Bizerte
Tunisia
United States
Remembered Valentino in Hollywood on death anniversary
About 100 people gathered in Hollywood to honor Rudolph Valentino on the third anniversary of his death. The event featured tributes and reflections as fans recalled the legendary actor and his impact on cinema.
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Valentino ! Hollywood
Rudolph Valentio
Senate to scrutinize Race Wire Services and illegal betting
Race wire services face Senate rackets hearings as the Investigations subcommittee probes whether federal laws are needed to curb lawful but high speed information flows used in illegal handbook betting at race tracks. Testimony cites a IRS map of calls between gamblers in the United States, Canada, and cities including Boston, with Rhode Island police to testify.
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Senate
John L. McClean
Internal Revenue Service
United States
Canada
Harold Wallace
VRS
Boston
Montreal
Toronto
McClell
Rhode Island
Reds map shows three air corridors to Berlin
The map outlines three routes from West Germany to Berlin encircled by Soviet zones. The Soviet government protests that Western powers use these corridors to air in spies and troublemakers into West Berlin, drawing international concern.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Corn Plucker Forced To Pay For Others In Training
In Olympia Washington a raid on a corn patch at night led Magistrate Dwyer to state that the corn thief Hamby may not have intended theft but many others were involved. Judge Dwyer emphasized protecting labor produced corn while noting some individuals faced charging. Gerald Minnick and the Minnick family discussed compensation and the need for a fair outcome amid food rationing concerns.
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Hamby
Albert Ros
Gerald Minnick
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R.A. Minnicky
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Great Lakes Naval Training Center
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E. & E. P. School
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Great Lakes
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