Farm Vote Rebuffs Kennedy Wheat Program Shocks GOP
Congressional Republicans hailed the farmers rejection of the Kennedy Administration wheat plan as a repudiation of government controls. Senators and representatives argued the vote signals broader political consequences and pressure the administration to rethink farm policy and leadership. A GOP bill proposed voluntary acreage reductions with price supports, eliminating per bushel controls and direct payments.
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Single African Charter Called For By Selassie
Emperor Haile Selassie urged 30 African heads of state in Addis Ababa to form a single African organization at the largest summit in history. He warned against delaying union, saying unity must start now though gradual implementation is possible, with Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah seeking faster political integration.
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Funeral Held for Frederick W. Rogers Cincinnati Professor
Frederick W. Rogers, 69, University of Cincinnati mathematics faculty member since 1927 and former Tucson lawyer, died Saturday in Cincinnati. He will be buried with plans for emeritus status. Survived by wife Alice and brother Edgar Rogers. He was a Rhodes scholar and WWII consultant who contributed to aircraft wing flutter research at Wright Patterson Field.
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Americans Renew Attack On Everest
Four American climbers began a simultaneous assault on Everest from two routes. From Camp 4 on the west ridge Dr. William Unsoeld and Dr. Thomas F. Hornbein advanced toward the summit, while Barry Bishop and Luther Jerstad left the final camp toward the peak from the south col. A spokesman said the west ridge push faced very slim chances of reaching the top as dusk approached, with better prospects expected from the south col team.
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Kennedy round set to begin tariff talks in 1964
The United States and the European Common Market agreed on a framework to start the Kennedy tariff round on May 4 1964 after six days of bargaining. GATT ministers endorsed the plan and will have experts draft a working plan by August 1 while resolving how to handle high American tariffs and balancing European tariffs.
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Douglas Okays School Bonds
In Douglas the school district voters approved bonds totaling 425000 with 985 to 217 backing 175000 for a new six room junior high and a 10 room elementary school. A separate 250000 high school bond passed 984 to 215 to fund a 19 room addition on the existing high school site.
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Israeli Women Win Battle Of Berets
In Jerusalem the army accounting section announced that Israel's women soldiers will receive smart-looking caps like airline stewardesses, replacing the berets they derisively call omelettes. Male soldiers will continue to wear berets with their uniforms.
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