Kennedy minimum wage bill faces tight House vote
Administration supporters predict a hairline victory in the House for Kennedy’s minimum wage plan with Senate passage likely. The compromise would raise the federal minimum to 1.25 by 1963, covering 2 million more workers, mainly in retail, while House conferees trimmed coverage and timing.
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Congress
Mount Vernon
National Gallery
Senate Bill Fund
Survivor of Ghetto Uprising testifies at Eichmann trial
Relman Morin reports in Jerusalem that Zivia Lubotkin, a Warsaw ghetto survivor, testified in the Eichmann trial about months of resistance against German forces, describing makeshift bombs and scarce arms as Jews fought deportation and death. The courtroom drew a large audience as defense witnesses and legal maneuvers unfolded.
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Relman Morin
Jerusalem
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Warsaw Ghetto
Adolf Eichmann
Zivia Lubotkin
Bark Tea Relief Mystery from Phy lans and A frican Onatives
Fragmentary historical note mentions native use of bark tea for rheumatic pain. Phyilans reportedly found salicin, a pain relieving compound, in the bark. The text is unclear on source, date, or location, offering only a glimpse of traditional remedies.
42 Year Term Given Spy On Plea Of Guilty
British official George Blake was sentenced to 42 years for spying for the Soviet Union over a decade. It was the severest peacetime British sentence for espionage. Blake pleaded guilty. officials cited damage to national security and warned the case involved sensitive, non disclosed information.
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Richann
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Faend
Wile
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Merman Krumey
Max
Alerten
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Greece
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George Blake
London
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Youth Union
St Tatus Vivian Court
BAU
North Korea
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Blake
Nev
Seoul
Korea
Lomon
Soviet Union
Britain
Klaus Fuchs
Cord Parker
Sy- Siel Union
Spyletespian
ARC
New Phones Here To Have All Numbers Not Exchange Letters
The article discusses future telephone systems using all numerals and no letter exchanges. It mentions 800 dialing, world wide number calling, and compatibility with existing equipment. It cites Mali and Mallanee on universal dialing and notes the oldest crime remains found in Tanganyika.
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Jeffers
Tanganika
U S to Try Again For A Test Ban
The United States plans a renewed push toward a comprehensive test ban as officials weigh strategy and international posture ahead of stalled talks and ongoing disarmament discussions awaiting new negotiations.
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Library Fund Group Plans First Report
Library fund committee outlines first report as crowd gathers in lobby of Summit Ave library. The article lists campaign chairmen and team captains involved in Geneva talks while noting no change in the stance of Kennedy advisers toward Laotian and Cuban issues.
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Ian
W. Geary Portho
Ter
R. Pail
Smith
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