Kennedy Eyes Virginia Swing To Boost Democratic Ticket
Virginia Democrats expect an upswing if Senator John F Kennedy intensifies visits to the Old Dominion. Governor Almond, Campaign Director Battle, and other state leaders anticipate Kennedy’s return before the November 8 election after a large Alexandria rally.
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Tough U.S. Stand On Cuba Splits OAS
At a Costa Rica conference the Organization of American States divides over U S calls to name Cuba in a condemnation of communist influence. The United States backs a strong resolution while eight smaller nations push for a milder text condemning extracontinental intervention without naming Fidel Castro or the Soviet Union.
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Draft Board Sets Up New Classification
Washington AP draft boards will stop classifying men as 4F who may qualify in emergencies but are not accepted under current standards. A new classification is created for such registrants. Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey, Selective Service director, announced the change Thursday to improve the manpower inventory.
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Latin American ministers urged to take clear stand after Cuban clash
The article notes Boliva Venezuela Mexico Panama Peru Ecuador El Salvador and Honduras linking with regional talks as U S Secretary of State Herter pressed ministers for a decisive reply to Castro's latest attack on U S policy. Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa criticized U S meddling and offered a negotiated path unused by Cuba in 18 months.
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Dental Mechanic Sets Up Office in Brooklyn
Ramon Falcon, a 42 year old dental mechanic from Puerto Rico, ran a makeshift Brooklyn living room dentist office after increasing his income to about 10000 a year. A Brooklyn woman complained of poor work leading to felony charges of practicing dentistry without a license. bail set at 500 dollars.
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Morris Enters Innocent Plea To Virginia Slaying
John Morris 35 of Stanardsville pleaded innocent to the shooting death of Betty Lou Neff 19 at an Elkton restaurant. He may seek a preliminary hearing. judge denied bond and set Sept 16 for a hearing if pursued. Neff was shot seven times while dining with a brother and a friend.
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Minimum Wagebill in Doubt Says Dirksen
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen voiced doubt that Congress will pass a new minimum wage bill. He warned adjournment could come without final action unless conferees reconciling House and Senate versions yield ground. The House bill would raise wages to 1.15 and cover one million more workers, while the Senate backed 1.25 for four million more.
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Aptly Named Dentist Dr Milton Yanker of Brooklyn
Brooklyn dentist Dr Milton Yanker is described as aptly named. The note highlights his profession and surname in a brief profile.
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Lumumba confronts Congo crisis as opening conference chills
Lumumba denounces liberty vs slavery while crowds clash during an opening African conference. Congo President Kasavubu absent as Abako supporters riot outside the palace. Police beat rioters. two American correspondents are roughed up. films seized before destruction. Delegates from multiple nations attend as Khrushchev sends greetings.
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