Kennedy budget pledges space and security drive
President Kennedy unveils a peacetime budget forecasting 30,000 planes and 2,684,000 armed personnel with aims for manned moon flight by 1970 and expanded defense and science programs. He projects $93 billion revenue and $92.5 billion spending for 1963, with military outlays leading the rise and calls for new divisions, missiles, ships, and aid to allies.
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Kennedy
United States
David E. Bell
Berlin
Bell
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
No Unmarked Cars For Iowa Patrol
Gov. Norman Erbe and Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch scrapped a plan to deploy 14 unmarked highway patrol cars across Iowa districts. They concluded marked cars deter speed and protect drivers, noting fatalities rose on secondary roads.
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UPI
Iowa
Norman A. Erbe
Carl Pesch
State Safety Department
Pesch
Erbe
Highway Patrol
Connecticut
Private Bible Concordance Stored in University Library
From Professor Burke's collection the volumes, bought in 1954 from a German dealer, will be housed in the rare book collection on the third floor of the University Library.
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Burke
University
Rare 1751 Concordance Gifted to SUI Library
Mrs Burke of Riverside donated a two volume Latin concordance titled Concordantiae Bibliorum Sacrorum from a Benedictine monastery in southern Germany. Published in 1751 the work lists Old and New Testament words with references to their passages and is keyed to the Vulgate.
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William L. M. Burke
Riverside
Frank Hanlin
University Library
State University of Iowa
Burke
SUI
University High School
Iowa City
Germany
Benedictus XIV
Kiwanians Hear Talks On School Curriculum
Edward Hutchcroft and George Cordes spoke at the Washington Kiwanis Club on curriculum selection and offerings in Washington Community schools. Guests included Wade Pence and Bill Matson from Washington Phil Gross Cedar Rapids and Charles Williams Charlotte Ia.
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Edward Hutchcroft
George Cordes
Washington Kiwanis Club
Hutchcroft
Mr. Cordes
Washington
Wade Pence
Bill Matson
Phil Gross
Cedar Rapids
Charles Williams
Charlotte
Dominican Junta Moves to Restore Order Amid Strikes
The Dominican military civilian junta imposes harsh penalties for strikes and political activity. Private employers face fines up to 1000 dollars and six months in jail for participation in strikes. The regime bans known communists and imposes censorship while US officials say Washington has not recognized the junta. Reports of deaths from clashes with opposition supporters surface as tensions rise.
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Radio Caribe
Dominican Republic
New York
Washington
United States
U.S
Solve Gangland Slaying in Chicago
FBI reports a gang murder confession as the solution to the 20 year Chicago slaying of John A Kilpatrick 55 labor reformer and head of the United Industrial Workers of America who was abducted October 20 and shot behind the left ear in a labor dispute. William Tripod is identified as the confessed gunman.
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Congress
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Kennedy
House
GOP
Leslie C. Arends
R-Ill
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Clarence Cannon
Dmo
House Appropriations Committee
John Taber
Jett
Detroit
Triplett
Dana Nash
Jackson
Mich
Kilpatrick
Angelo Inciso
Inciso
Chicago
UPI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John A. Kilpatrick
Independent United Industrial Workers of America
Cook County
William Trip
John Myers Named Local Toastmaster Candidate for Year
John Myers selected as representative of the Washington Toastmasters club and candidate for Toastmaster of the Year. At the meeting Bernard McCarthy acted as toastmaster and John Ganon chaired table topics. Five minute talks included Myers on What Christmas Means to Me, Ralph Martin on Witch Hunt, and Lawrence Mikseh A Farmers Act.
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John Myers
Washington Toastmasters Club
Bernard McCarthy
John Ganon
Ralph Martin
Lawrence Mikseh
Baptist minister William L. Muncy marks 42 years in ministry
The Rev Dr William L Muncy of St Louis Baptist College completes 42 years in the Baptist ministry. He serves as professor of religion and has three minister sons led by Rev Glenn.
Muncy Family Notables Include Clergy and Civic Leader
Muncy family members spread across Kansas City and St. Louis with clergy and lay leadership. The Rev. Robert Muncy of Liberty Missouri, the Rev. John Muncy of St. Louis, a Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary student in Kansas City, and William C. Muncy, manager of a Kansas City music house, are highlighted as active Baptists.
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Muncy
Coffeyville
Kan
Robert Muncy
Liberty
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Kansas City
John Muncy
St. Louis
William C. Muncy
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Robert Logan
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