Contempt Charges Against Steel Firms Squelched
Washington AP Senate Judiciary Committee vote sides with Bethlehem Steel Republic National Armco against contempt for not turning over data sought by Kefauver subcommittee. Kefauver says inquiry handicapped. Bethlehem calls disclosure unnecessary yet in public interest.
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Bethlehem
Republic
National
Armco
James QC
Eastland
D. Miss
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Congress
Sen
Roman
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
John A. Carroll
D-Coro
Hruska
Bethlehem Steel Co
Winchester Jaycees receive Midland visitors and police dress code shift
Mr and Mrs Floyd Brainerd of Midland Mich praised Winchester Jaycees hospitality at the JCC Aug 31 during a tour stop. The city police revert to winter uniforms with long sleeves and black ties as summer attire ends. Christmas is three months away with cards appearing in stores.
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Winchester Jaycees
Floyd R. Brainerd
Midland
Mich
JCC
Winchester
Dutch Bulbs Just Arrived at Winchester Seed Co
New shipment of Dutch bulbs arrives at Winchester Seed Co offering fresh stock. Store hours are Monday through Friday 8 to 5 and Saturday 8 to 12.
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Winchester Seed CO
A J Novick Elected President of Winchester-Frederick Community Chest
A J Novick, longtime Winchester resident and head of Novick Transfer Co., was elected president of the Winchester-Frederick Community Chest at the annual meeting at the George Washington Hotel. He succeeds Dr. Warren C. Gregory. Five vice presidents were named and Robert E. Heltzel became secretary while Robert F. Manuel was re-elected treasurer. Novick, active in civic groups, plans a strong campaign with Mrs. Novick to support the Red Feather drive and parade events.
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RED Feather
Winchester-Frederick
A. J. Novick
Novick Transfer Co., Inc
Winchester
J. N. Clore
Robert E. Heltzel
Chest
Robert F. Manuel
Community Chest
Poland
Canada
Baltimore
Novick
George Wash
Kennedy urged to call up reserves power stalled in House
The House passed a measure to empower President Kennedy to muster 150 000 Ready Reserves if needed for cold war crises. The bill, approved 342 to 13, faced GOP opposition but received broad support from Democrats and 131 Republicans. Senate had already approved, with debate citing Cuba Berlin Laos South Vietnam and China tensions.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Bruce Alger
R-Tex
Cuba
Senate
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Berlin
Laos
South Vietnam
China
Action Course Opens Tonight in Practical Politics
A nine workshop program titled Action Course in Practical Politics begins at 7:30 PM at the War Memorial Building. Organized by the Keter ick County Chamber of Commerce, the course aims to train businessmen to be more effective in public life and non-partisan in focus.
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War Memorial
Ry We “Fie
Demer Keterick County Chamber of Commerce
Delmas M. Sewell
Chamber
Citizenship Committee
Congress
America
Sewell
Estes Lawyers Move for Trial Postponement
Tyler Texas AP Billie Sol Estes faces state theft and swindling charges with a decision due today on trial timing. His defense seeks postponement citing pretrial public bias, 29 missing witnesses, and claims Kennedy brothers have branded him guilty.
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Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
Living Costs Unchanged In August
The Labor Department reports consumer prices held steady in August at the July record level. Food housing medical and personal care costs were flat while declines in used cars gasoline and reading and recreation items offset higher meat prices. the index stood at 15.5 percent of the 1957-59 average, unchanged from July.
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Washington
Labor Department
Robert J. Myers
Mob Scene in Kinloch Wounds Three Police Officers
A gun blast during a mass crowd in Kinloch wounded three St Louis County officers who were dispersing about 300 protesters after the fatal shooting of Darnell Dortch by Kinloch patrolman Israel Mason. A civilian was lightly hurt. fires damaged buildings and a school.
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ST. Louis, Mo
St. Louis County
Anthony Williams
Kinloch
Roosevelt Hoskins
Dunbar
Billy Rushing
Hugh Hodges
Kenneth Armstead
Rushing
County Hospital
Clarence Lee
Darnell Dortch
Israel Mason
Mason
Dortch
Plane Survivors Tell of Courage
American servicemen and dependents survived a ditching on the Atlantic after the Flying Tiger liner crashed. Twelve of 76 aboard are dead, 16 missing, and 10 bodies recovered. Survivors describe calm actions and a brave crew as rescue efforts continue aboard Bonaventure and Celerina with medical supplies and a doctor aboard.
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London
Air Force
Bonaventure
Celerina
Ireland
Atlantic
Antwerp
Gov Barnett Under Restraining Order On Meredith Case
The 5th Circuit issued a broad restraining order barring Gov. Ross Barnett and many state and local officials from interfering with James H. Meredith’s registration at Ole Miss. The ruling names top state officers and sets a Friday hearing in New Orleans, amid ongoing enrollment disputes and counter Moves in Jackson.
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New Orleans
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Ross Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Barnett
Mississippi
Joe T. Patterson
Jackson
Meredith
Ole Miss
Appeals
State College Board
Oxford
Tobacco price supports and storage costs explained
The article details USDA loan rates and government storage for tobacco, noting 450 million pounds stored, 300 million pounds from 1955 1956 crops in loan, and costs for inspection marketing and research. It explains why Congress treats tobacco as a staple and the economic rationale behind supports.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Agriculture Department
USDA
Association
Egypt
U.S
Dixie Bright
Congress
Agricultural Stabilization Service
Capitol Hill
Castro says Soviet plans major Cuban port for Atlantic fleet
Fidel Castro announced on television that the Soviet Union will finance a 12 million peso port in Cuba to serve its Atlantic fishing fleet. The port will be built by Cuban labor with Cuban materials and operated by Cubans, while the USSR will supply machinery and extra food shipments in return. The location was not disclosed, but Banes is mentioned as a potential site. The 10 year contract is described as a formality, likely extending beyond a decade.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Cuba
Castro
Banes
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Russia
U.S
Miami
Rusk and Gromyko to discuss Cuba at UN talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will meet at a New York luncheon on UN General Assembly eve to address Cuba arms shipments and Berlin tensions. Western diplomats note Gromyko’s stance remains firm while U S aims to steer both Berlin and Cuba toward easing tensions.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Cuba
United States
Rusk
Geneva
Laos
Berlin
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Gromyko
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Lord Home
Britain
Castro
Rummage Sale at Centenary Church This Week
Centenary church hosts rummage sale on Thursday and Friday evenings September 27 and 28 from 7 to 9 pm. Proceeds support church missions and community programs.
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Thurs
Pri
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Crier
A.J. Novick
Mr. Novick
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Shenandoah
Mrs. Novick
Marshall I
Robert D
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Fred Marshall
D-Minn
Estes
Henry H. Marshall
Federal Agriculture
Franklin
Marshall
R. E. McGowen
Gov. Barnett
Max Harrelson
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