GOP Leader Sees Tax Cuts Civil Rights Bill Pass House
House Republican leader Charles Halleck predicts a tax reduction revision bill and civil rights legislation will pass the House despite Senate opposition. Committees may decide on reduced rate schedules this week as Ways and Means votes loom. Kennedy has proposed about a 10.2 billion net cut, while Curtis cites 7 to 8 billion. Senate panel has heard civil rights public accommodations debates.
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Washington
House
Charles A. Halleck
Senate
House Ways and Means
Kennedy
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
New York
Senate Commerce Committee
Water Company Plans Hook-up Here Tuesday
Clinton County Water Company will connect its 100 million gallon reservoir to a new 350 million gallon reservoir under construction starting at 7 am Tuesday. During four hours the 100 million gallon reservoir will be offline and water will come from storage tanks via a temporary bypass to keep levels near capacity. Non essential water use should be kept to a minimum between 7 am and 11 am, after which normal service should resume.
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Clinton County Water Company
Ohio Mishaps Kill 26 In Weekend Across State
Ohio weekend accidents claimed 26 lives with 18 fatalities on highways across the state. Authorities report multiple crashes in Columbus and surrounding areas as investigators piece together the toll.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Weather Record High Amid Scorching 96 Degree Saturday
Mrs Ethel Hayes official weather observer reports the hottest day of the year so far as temperatures reached 96 degrees around 3 30 pm Saturday with some thermometers near 100. A 12 inch rainfall Saturday night offered little relief.
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Ethel Hayes
Mississippi Contest Shows Kennedy Backed Despite Ballot Absence
In Jackson Mississippi the Mississippi Democratic primary focuses on Kennedy influence though his name isn’t on Tuesday’s ballot. Four candidates vie to succeed Gov Ross Barnett who cannot seek re election. The field includes J P Coleman Paul B Johnson Robert Mason and Charles Sullivan. Republicans launch a rare bid in decades as the race tightens.
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Jackson, Miss
Kennedy
Mississippi
Barnett
Robert Mason
Magee
Blowtorch
Charles Sullivan
Clarksdale
Sullivan
Program of the Week at Clinton County Fair
The week features finals of the Implement Dealers Tractor Pulling contest Monday at 7 30 p m with music by the Clinton County 4 H band. Tuesday lists junior fair swine and dairy shows with judging and exhibits plus a style show outdoors near the grand stand and harness racing including Ohio Colt Racing Association stakes with Clinton Massie school band.
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Implement Dealers
Clinton County
4-H
Dayton Power and Light
Ohio Colt Racing Association
Clinton-Massie School Band
Clinton County Implement Dealers Association
Soviet Delegation Snubs Red China at Hiroshima Meeting
At the ninth world conference against nuclear bombs in Hiroshima, the Soviet delegation led a public snub of the Red Chinese speaker Chao Pu-chu by bowing with backs to him at the arched memorial. Yuri Zhukov escorted the 14 Soviets from the audience as Chao denounced the Moscow treaty.
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Hiroshima
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Hiroshima Peace Park
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War
Chao Pu-chu
Moscow
Yuri Zhukov
Pravda
Communist Party
Chao
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Big 3 Sign Test Treaty Hope for Step to Peace
Government expects Valachi to testify before Sen McClellan's Investigations panel about the Cosa Nostra. FBI guards Joseph Valachi in a secret hideout as he provides details on the mob's structure and top racketeers.
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United States
Senate
FBI
Joseph Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Valachi
John L. McClellan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McClellan
Billie Sol Estes
Arkansas
Red Raiders Fend Off Grenade Attack In Korea
In Korea near Panmunjom a U S Army unit repelled a two hour assault by seven North Korean grenade throwers at an outpost 13 miles from Panmunjom. Thirteen American soldiers faced injuries from grenade fragments while five were scratched with no confirmed Communist casualties reported.
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Korea
Panmunjom
U.N
North Korea
North
South Korea
U.N. Command
Ingram
Miss Taylor
Michael Rasheta Jr
Gary
Rasheta
Trawick
McCall
Flournoy
Taborn
One Legged Boy Scout Hikes 50 Miles in Wilderness
A one legged 12 year old, Robert Reopelle, completed a 50 mile hike crossing the Continental Divide four times. He did the trek on crutches with 23 fellow scouts from Butte Troop 6 and two leaders in the Anaconda Pindar wilderness area south of Moose Lake Granite County.
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Butte, Mont
Continental Divide
Robert Reopelle
Butte Troop 6
Moose Lake
Granite County
Fair Off to Fast Start at Clinton County Fair
Clear skies and ideal weather opened the Clinton County Fair at West Main St fairgrounds. Wind blew down a tent causing a minor setback while a new sheep barn and two unit hog wash rack drew crowds. Harness racing workouts and four big money colt stakes set the stage for a busy week ahead.
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Clinton County
West Main St. Fairgrounds
Tuesday Harness Entries
Harness meet card lists races for Tuesday with post time at 8 p m and entries across multiple divisions. Ohio Colt Racing Association purses range from 970 to 1710 with horses listed by number and connections.
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Ohio Colt Racing Association
Keating Sees Senate Support for Moscow Test Ban Pact
Senator Keating predicts overwhelming Senate approval for the limited nuclear test ban treaty if Secretary Rusk denies any under the table deals. He cited a two thirds vote needed and referenced President Kennedy’s July 26 speech stating Moscow talks produced no other agreements.
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Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
Senate
Dean Rusk
Keating
New York
Rusk
U.S
Moscow
Kennedy
Nuclear Test Ban Signed by United States Britain and Soviet Union
In Moscow the United States Britain and the Soviet Union signed a partial nuclear test ban treaty described as an important first step toward reducing international tension and promoting peace. The pact bans atmospheric, space and underwater tests with underground tests left unaffected.
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United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Washington
London
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Khrushchev
Rusk
Gromyko
U.N
U Thant
Home
Thant
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
U. S
Alabama University May Expel Hood for Rally Remarks
The Montgomery Advertiser reports University of Alabama officials consider expelling James A. Hood a Black student for statements at a rally. Hood criticized Gov. George Wallace and said officials pressured him. he claims a professor could be fired for giving him an A.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Advertiser
University of Alabama
James A. Hood
Hood
George Wallace
Sixteen Chicagoans Arrested Amid South Side Turmoil
Chicago police arrested sixteen men Sunday as racial unrest on Chicago's South Side entered its second week following the relocation of three Negro families into a predominantly white neighborhood.
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Chicago
South Side
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