Kennedy School Aid Bill Faces House Vote Doubts
Washington AP report says Democrats split over Kennedy’s public school aid and parochial school funding. Key figures include Rep. Smith and Rep. Rayburn as Rules Committee battles endgame approaches with defense education extension tied to parochial aid plans.
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Labor Chiefs Back Granting Kennedy Expanded Powers
AFL-CIO leaders call for immediate action to mobilize the economy for national defense. George Meany urges resume of full nuclear testing and hints at broader standby powers for Kennedy, including wage and price controls. The council awaits Secretary of Labor Bergdahl’s visit amid crisis rhetoric.
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Airman of the Month for May named Hurley of Smithsburg
Ralph E. Hurley of Smithsburg Rt. 2 is named Airman of the Month for May by Headquar ters 10th Bombardment Wing at Schilling Air Force Base Kansas. The citation notes his cooperation knowledge attitude and military bearing reflect credit upon himself and the Wing and commend his interest in maintaining a high degree of proficiency in his duties.
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Kennedy orders check on Soviet nuclear testing
President Kennedy ordered a probe into whether the Soviet Union has secretly tested nuclear weapons and if such tests could occur undetected. He asked the Science Advisory Committee to study resuming U S tests while aiming for a verifiable test ban and urged Khrushchev to end intransigence.
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Fatal Brooklyn Shooting Leads to Tragedy on Steps
Detectives restrained 14 year old Jeffrey Morrison as he attempted to comfort 15 year old Thamas Long on a building stairs in Brooklyn, New York. Long was shot in the head with his own gun yesterday amid a fatal incident.
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State mailing $12.9 million to counties
The state mailed checks totaling 12.9 million to 23 counties and Baltimore City as their share of the 1960 individual income tax return distributions. Totals bring total distributions to 17.2 million, with several counties and municipalities receiving advances earlier.
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Ghana ambassador says democracy takes root in Africa
Ghana's ambassador to the United States, William Marmon Quan Halm, told delegates at the Elks convention in Cambridge that Ghana is establishing a democracy despite differences from the U S system. Meanwhile Maryland briefs note a Frostburg State teacher college senior to head the National Education Association student group and an autopsy ordered after fisher from Delta, Pa man Randow Jr whose body was found in the Susquehanna River near Conowingo.
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Arab League Against Iraq Making Grab
A 1 year old boy died Tuesday when a car on a farm road near Barton Maryland went out of control striking poles and rocks. Vernon Magruder, son of Olen and Mrs Magruder of Butcher's Run, was riding as a passenger when the car driven by his 19 year old brother Donald veered off a private road. Vernon was thrown under the front wheel. States Police report the accident occurred on the Magruder farm.
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Officials Aim For Harmony At Jazz Festival This Weekend
Newport prepares for a four day jazz festival with star names like Armstrong Basie Ellington and Vaughan. Police scale up with 235 state and Rhode Island officers plus 50 Pinkertons to ensure order while crowds buy advance seats at Freebody Park.
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Johns Hopkins awards 9.76 million building contract
Johns Hopkins Hospital selects John McShain Inc. of Philadelphia for a 9,759,007 general construction contract to build a 10-story Children’s Medical and Surgical Center at Johns Hopkins. Construction starts July, with completion targeted in 1963. The project includes structural steel, elevators, kitchen equipment, and mechanical and electrical subs, with Bethlehem Steel and Ott Elevator among firms involved.
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Window Broken by Vandals at McCauley Sons
A vandals break occurred at 687 W. Washington St. when a piece of concrete shattered a six by nine foot plate glass window at R. A. McCauley and Sons. Damages estimated at 150 dollars.
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Prayer for Freedom by Ohio Minister
The unnamed minister George U Martin from Steubenville Ohio offers a prayer asking for true freedom beyond historic slogans. He pleads for youth to live as beloved children, avoiding pride passion and appetite while seeking and obeying Thy will in Jesus name.
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George U. Martin
Steubenville
Ohio
First United Presbyterian Church
Mathias Rapped For Voting Against Housing Program
In a Baltimore report, Congressman Mathias faced criticism for voting against a housing program substitute backed by Republicans. Dr. Clarence Long argued the GOP move would water down the bill, while Mathias supported the substitute and opposed final passage of Kennedy’s housing bill. Western Maryland officials cited unemployment as a regional concern. The legislation would expand federal housing aid, public housing, FHA financing, and open space for urban and rural communities.
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Cheryl Crane To Be Treated At Institute Of Living
Cheryl Crane, five year old daughter of Lana Turner, has been admitted to the Institute of Living for psychiatric treatment. The ward of California, who killed Johnny Stompanato, arrived with Miss Turner and Fred May. Doctor Gordon Edgren said admission is voluntary and duration is undetermined.
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Cohen Lawyer Sees Government as Mickey Cohen Whipping Boy
In Los Angeles at Cohen’s tax evasion trial, attorney Jack Dahlstrian argued the government targets Cohen as an example to others. The defense contends Cohen dodged about 76000 dollars in federal income taxes from 1956 to 1958 and notes a prior 414 year sentence for a similar charge.
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