Tribes March In Yemen as Royal Succession Cries Foul
Yemen crisis deepens as tribes march on Sana in a bid to crush a military uprising and avenge Imam Mohamad Al Badr. Prince Hassan travels from New York as rival claim to the throne stirs the royal succession.
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Aden
Yemen
Sana
Sana Radio
Revolutionary Army Command
Red Sea
Imam Mohammad Al-Badr
Hassan
U.N
New York
Little Arab Kingdom
House Passes Tighter Drug Control Bill
In Washington the House approved a stricter drug control bill driven by the thalidomide controversy. The measure mirrors a Senate version but faces possible conference. Backers push to send the bill to the president before adjournment, with Rep. John Blatnik and Rep. John Dingell leading the change to require disclosure of adverse drug effects in ads.
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Washington
House
Europe
Senate
Congress
John Blatnik
D-Minn
John D. Dingell
D-Minh
Lost Holmes New terrier Inky reported missing
The Little black toy terrier named Inky from 1309 Valley Ave has disappeared. The Holmes New family asks anyone with information to call MO 2 3320. Also in local notes temperatures will stay 2 to 4 degrees below normal for five days with a gradual rise later this week.
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Holmes Newcomes
Valley Ave
Community Chest Kickoff Sets $21 667 Goal Progress
At a kickoff dinner in Winchester Frederick County the campaign announced 21 667 dollars pledged or in hand, about 43 4 percent of the year’s goal. Salvation Army led with 7700 dollars, over half its quota, as Lemuel W. Brown praised local workers and residents for civic effort amid a dramatic growth of the drive.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Salvation Army
Lemuel W. Brown
Winchester
Frederick County
Brown
George Washington Hotel
Diefenbaker Regime Faces Opposition Over New Legislative Program
In Ottawa the minority government faced swift criticism from three opposition leaders as Prime Minister Diefenbaker outlined a budget balanced plan and economic measures. Liberal Lester Pearson called it disappointing, Social Credit chief Robert Thompson labelled it vague, and New Democrat leader T. C. Douglas warned of trouble if enacted. The throne speech proposed fiscal balance, expenditure cuts, foreign investment appeal, a national development board, and strong defense of Canada’s economic interests amid global shifts.
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Ottawa
John G. Diefenbaker
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Liberal Party
Robert Thompson
Social Credit
T. C. Douglas
New Democrats
Diefenbaker
Senate restores foreign aid funds to near prior level
The Senate Appropriations Committee restored $792.4 million of the House cut in foreign aid, bringing the bill to $4.4228 billion. The panel also loosened spending restrictions and left a conference to reconcile Senate and House totals. The amendment includes tightened rules banning aid to nations shipping arms to Cuba.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
House
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Conference
Cuba
Marsh Endorses Cuban Exile Recognition in 8 Point Plan
Democratic candidate John O. Marsh Jr endorses recognizing a Cuban government in exile as in World War II with France and Poland. The eight point plan calls for suspending foreign aid to allies of Castro, seeking sanctions from Free World nations, reinforcing Guantanamo, intercepting arms from Cuba, and using Inter-American bodies or an Inter-American Council to push action. If ineffective, declare Western Hemisphere a peace zone and blockade contraband.
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Marsh
Buena Vista
John O. Marsh, Jr
Congress
Cuba
United States
France
Poland
Adolf Hitler
Workers
Western Hemisphere
Guantanamo
Americas
Cammer
Organization of American States
Inter-American Council
Woodstock
Confident of Recovery Dick Powell Seeks Cancer Treatment
Hollywood star Dick Powell disclosed he is undergoing radiation therapy for cancer on a neck gland and a chest pocket. He expressed optimism for a full recovery, noting six radiation sessions at UCLA under Dr. Justin Stein and plans to return to NBC shows next week. Powell, 57, heads Four Star Productions with wife June Allyson.
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Hollywood
Dick Powell
Powell
June Allyson
Beverly Hills
Four Star Productions
Ucla Medical Center
Justin Stein
NBC
San Francisco
Byrd Sees Virginia Industrial Gains On The Rise
State Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr., leader of the governor's advisory board on industrialization, told a Norfolk Young Democratic Club dinner that Virginia will gain from industrialization. He praised Virginia’s political climate, government, and labor quality as attracting industry.
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Norfolk
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Governor's Advisory Board On
Virginia
Byrd
Democratic Club of Norfolk
Kennedy and Kennedy Hold Plans in Mississippi Crisis
President Kennedy and Attorney General Kennedy stay in Washington amid Mississippi desegregation crisis. Officials deny a weekend truce and say Burke Marshall remains in New Orleans to push contempt proceedings as James Meredith remains in New Orleans under court action and threats surround desegregation efforts.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
University of Mississippi
White House
James H. Meredith
Newport
R.I
Andrew T. Hatcher
Mississippi
Hatcher
Burke Marshall
Departments
New Orleans
Barnett
U.S
Guthman
Meredith
Kennedy Seeks Democratic Victory Across Congress Races
President Kennedy urges a forward looking Democratic line in a West Virginia rally amid rain. He hails 1960 primary strength here and predicts 1962 victory, attacking Republicans as defeatists while praising defense contracts and public works. He campaigns with Bailey in a redrawn district facing Arch Moore Jr. This outline of strategy spans multiple states through election day.
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Wheeling
W.va
Kennedy
Harrisburg
Wheeling Island Stadium
West
West Virginia
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Covington
Cincinnati
Detroit
Flint
Mukegon
Mich
Minneapolis
St. Paul
St. Cloud
Minn
Cleveland M. Bailey
Arch A. Moore Jr
Weekend Truce Reported In Meredith Crisis
Oxford tensions eased briefly as engineer troops and marshals massed at Millington and Memphis after reports of a truce between Governor Barnett and Attorney General Kennedy. The Justice Department denied the pact while Army and Justice spokesmen prepared to support federal marshals with engineers and logistical aid.
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Barnett
Ross Barnett
Ole Miss
Oxford
James Merdith
Mississippi
Justice Department
Atty. Gen. Kennedy
Meredith
Edward Guthman
Robert Kennedy
Washington
Justice
Atty
Kennedy
Memphis
U.S
Millington Naval Air Station
New Orleans
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ole. Miss
Army and
Army
College Town
Memphis Naval Air Station
James H. Meredith
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Charles M. Zuckerman
Sherry Ensogna
Red Feather
Community Chest
Pat Joyce
Chest
Warren Gregory
Gregory
A. J. Novick
Goverment
National Economic Development Board
Britain
Thompson
Shoe Center, Inc
Loudoun
Winc
Ward’s
Cottons Worth’s
D.C
JFK
Miss
Harrison
Gov. Barnett
Market St. Methodist
S. Loudoun St. Fri
Shawnee Fire Hall
Church of Chicken Barbecue
Augusta
Hampshire Jaycees
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