1962 Congress Leaves Democrats Mixed About Record
Democrats say the 1962 Congress delivered some landmark legislation but overall was disappointing. They cite trade and tax bills, unemployment and civil rights setbacks, and hoped-for programs like mass transit subsidies and college aid facing defeat or delay. Supporters note gains in minimum wage social security and health measures, with the session ending amid mixed outcomes and unresolved priorities.
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Washington
Kennedy
State Truck Roadeo Set Here Next July
The 1963 Virginia State Motor Truck Roadeo will be held at Winchester Park and Shop parking area next July. Merchants of Park and Shop voted to allow use of part of the 1,000 car lot for the event. Announced by John T. Norris Jr of Park and Shop.
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Winchester Park & Shop
Merchants of Park and Shop
John T. Norris, Jr
Park and Shop
Prominent Educator J H Frandsen Dies At 85
Boston AP report notes J H Frandsen aged 85 professor emeritus at the University of Massachusetts and noted dairy science educator and writer. He previously led the American Dairy Science Association as president and founded the Journal of Dairy Science serving as its first editor.
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Associated Press Boston
J. H. Frandsen
University of Massachusetts
American Dairy Science Association
Journal of Dairy Science
Dear Abby: Love, debt, age gap prompt advice
Dear Abby answers readers on love and domestic issues. A 29 year old woman weighing marriage to a 40 year old farmer with four children and $2,000 debt is advised that happiness comes from respect and admiration, not love alone.
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Abby
Printed Pattern 4584 Catalog Notice for Children
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 4584 for children's shirtdresses in sizes 4 6 8 10. Fabric needs and mailing cost details provided. Order instructions ask send 35 cents with name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York. Over 100 answers promised in Fall-Winter catalog.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Vogue
Experts Study Plans to Remove Sunken Chlorine Gas
A sunken Mississippi River barge holds 1 100 tons of poisonous chlorine near Natchez. Officials weigh options to raise the vessel or siphon the liquid chlorine while assuring public safety for about 80 000 residents. No immediate danger is seen but officials warn of potential evacuations and long recovery.
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Natchez, Miss
Mississippi River
William Ferrell
Mississippi
John Nosser
U.S. Public Health Service
Washington
Public Health Service
Foreign Service Officer Calder Dies in Washington at 63
Francis Willard Calder a United States foreign service officer for 44 years died Friday. He served as second secretary and counsel in the American Embassy in London and was aged 63.
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Washington (Ap
Francis Willard Calder
U.S. Foreign Service
London
U S Officials Skeptical Of Kennedy Khrushchev Meeting
U S officials wary of a Kennedy Khrushchev summit on Berlin saying such a meeting could heighten East West tension. Rusk to attend U N talks with Gromyko while Khrushchev’s plans remain undecided. Western powers insist on their rights in West Berlin and caution against separate peace moves with East Germany.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Khrushchev
Tt Kennedy
Berlin
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Andrei Gromyko
Disarmament
Cuba
United States
Britain
France
West Berlin
East Berlin
East Germany
Rae
Ing
Kennedy
Vienna
U.S. Prepares New Contempt Citing Ole Miss Officials
U S officials press another contempt citation against Ole Miss leaders in Meridian Mississippi as James Meredith seeks enrollment. Judge Mize rules the board of trustees, not individual officers, holds admission power. The 18 member State College Board faces contempt in New Orleans Monday before 5th Circuit judges.
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Oford
Miss
James H. Meredith
Justice Department
University of Mississippi
U. S. Dist
Sidney Mize
Ross Barnett
Meredith
Mize
Board of Trustees
State College Board
Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learnings
New Orleans
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
J. P. Coleman
Ole Miss
Air Force
University
Meridian
Here
John D. Williams
Liberal Arts
Arthur B. Lewis
Robert B. Ellis
Fred B. Smith
Barnett
State Board
Asst
U.S. Atty
Burke Marshall
Marshall
Ben Bella World Ruling Party Wins Big in Algerian Vote
In Algiers Ahmed Ben Bella's Political Bureau secures a decisive victory as over 70 percent of Algeria's 6.4 million voters support his nominees for a 196 member national assembly. The turnout undermines abstentionist opponents and the assembly is set to meet in Algiers to nominate Ben Bella to head the first regular government.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Ben Bella
National Assembly
Bishop Hu Jo-shan of Taichow Dies in Prison
The Rt. Rev. Joseph Hu Jo-shan 82 bishop of Taichow died Aug 28 in a Chinese prison. He was among six Chinese bishops consecrated in St Peter's Basilica in 1926 by Pope Pius XI, the Vatican said.
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Vatican City
Joseph Hu Jo-shan
Taichow
St. Peter's Basilica
Pius XI
Vatican
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