Senate OKs broad pay raise for military personnel
The Senate approved a unanimous bill boosting pay for most active duty personnel and reservists while excluding recruits and those with under two years service. The measure would cost about 1.227 billion annually and kicks in Oct. 1, with increases varying by rank and term of service. A House vote is pending on a similar bill, with key influence from Rep Carl Vinson.
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Public Health Service
House
Viet Mam
South Korea
Ward’s Girl Promises New Evidence On Scandal
Julia Gulliver, 22, says she will hand Lord Denning new material about the Profumo affair. Ward’s associate Stephen Ward died after a drug overdose following his conviction on vice charges.
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Stephen Ward
Lord Denning
Britain
Stephen
Julia Gulliver
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Macmlan
Heavy Rains Flood Buffalo Area Forcing Evacuations
AP reports widespread flooding in Buffalo New York as heavy rain drives evacuations of over 300 people in an eastern suburb. Niagara Falls also affected with buses halted and utilities cutting power to prevent shocks as rescue boats ferry families to shelter locations.
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Niagara Falls
Fidel Castro's Mother Lina Rud De Castro Dead in Havana
Cuban radio reports the death of Lina Rud De Castro mother of Raul and Fidel Castro. The widow of Angel Castro, she will be buried today in the family plot near Biran in Oriente Province.
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Fla
Fidel Castro
Senora Lina Rud de Castro
Havana
Biran
Oriente
Senora Ruz
Angel Castro
Raul Castro
Fidel
Indian Government Cites Possible China Pakistan Alignment
New Delhi reports say Chinese military officers were seen recently in East Pakistan. A Foreign Ministry spokesman noted India fears a Chinese Pakistani alignment against it.
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India
Eas
Pakistan
Foreign Ministry
Skopje Earthquake Refugee Housing Under Way
Workers have begun building housing settlements for Skopje refugees after the July 26 quake that killed more than 1,000. The 12,000 new homes aim to shelter residents by year end as Skopje is moved to a different site. A light tremor near Sarajevo caused no damage. The Soviet Union reports unmanned satellite data transmission from orbit between 167 and 332 miles high.
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Civil rights leaders call off picketing at Brooklyn site
Civil rights leaders announced they have called off further picketing at the Downstate Medical Center construction site in Brooklyn, promising permanent cessation. The Congress of Racial Equality expressed disappointment and dissatisfaction with the decision through a Brooklyn chairman. Meanwhile London reports the British army unveiled the 50 ton Chieftitan tank with a 120 millimeter gun, claiming it leads NATO by years.
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W.m.hutton
Georgians Praise U S Tariff Plan Amid Trade Tensions
Georgia figures Sen. Herman Talmadge and Gov. Carl E. Sanders applaud U S plans to retaliate if the European Common Market maintains sharp tariff boosts on poultry. Talmadge calls it a required step to avoid a one way street in trade. Sanders warns Georgia producers could be driven out without relief. Public hearings begin Sept 4 to determine which commodities face higher duties, while Jean Rey criticizes the move as negotiators prepare to report by Sept 29.
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Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
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Herter
U.S
Jean Rey
Council of Ministers
Johnson Leads Miss voting in Democratic primary
Lt Gov Paul Johnson leading Mississippi Democratic gubernatorial race as returns from 210 900 of 450 000 expected show him with 82 853 votes against former Gov J P Coleman 68 939 and Charles Sullivan 57 787. Magee welder Robert Mason trails with 1 203. long ballot delays may push final results to night or Thursday with runoffs on Aug 27 for undetermined races.
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James Meredith
University of Mississippi
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J.P. Coleman
Charles Sullivan
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Sullivan
Robert Mason
Magee
Welder
Weather Outlook: Scorching Heat With Evening T-Storms
Fair to partly cloudy skies with a high near 96 today. Isolated thunderstorms are possible tonight, bringing storms mainly after sunset. Details on page 5.
Albany figure denies bribe tale in liquor case
Albany and Columbus based Central Distributing Co press their innocence as Harold Cooperman faces state revenue charges for bribery and manipulating licensing. Deputy Commissioner Gilbert will render a decision after testimony review, with a 10 day to two week possible ruling.
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Milano
Blasphemy Debate Over Gospel Songs At Sweet Chariot
A Harlem church group protested at the Sweet Chariot supper club in Times Square accusing it of blaspheming religious songs. Club entertainers called angels clashed with protesters in a song duel about gospel tunes, while theatergoers joined in, splitting sides over the religion music controversy.
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West 46Th Street
Rev. C. 8
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Harlem
Tin Pan Alley
Hospital director to join national hospital administrators society
Archbold Memorial Hospital director L Fenlon will be advanced to membership in the American College of Hospital Administrators at the society's 29th annual convocation ceremony. The ceremony details continue on page col 4.
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Archbold Memorial Hospital
L Fenlon
American College of Hospital Administrators
Tuesday Leaf Price Sets All Time Market High
The Tuesday leaf sale set an all time average of 62.60 for 374 792 pounds, the highest since the market opened in 1955. The season totals reached 3 135 014 pounds at an overall 55.71 average as quality softened and more common tobacco appeared on the floor.
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Thomanville
Max [Bull] Frosteg
Frosteg
Georgia-Florida
Federal State Market News Service
Kennedy birth accelerates as Mrs Kennedy delivers son
Ms John F Kennedy gave birth to their third child, a son, at Otis Air Force Base hospital. President Kennedy rushed from Washington to be with her as premature birth was announced. The baby’s arrival alters plans for a Walter Reed delivery previously expected.
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Cape Cod
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John Jr
Caroline
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Pierre Salinger Sudderly
Kennedys
Palm Beach
Fla
Deserters swell invader ranks in Hispaniola action
Haitian rebels led by General Can tave advance toward Cap Haitien from the southwest as President Duvalier air lifts at least 150 soldiers toward the front. An unconfirmed report says another rebel force landed at St Marc. OAS asks for investigation amid Haiti Dominican tensions. American families near Port au Prince report no immediate danger.
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Dominican, Republic
Leon Cantave
Cape Haitien
Negro Republic
Francois Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Cap Haitien
Associated Press
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Haitain
Eee
Niele
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Haiti
Duvalier
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Hispaniola
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OAS
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Port Au _ Prince
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Phaeton
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