Kennedy Rejects Quick Tax Cut Amid Economic Uncertainty
President Kennedy said no to an immediate tax cut while outlining a multi billion plan for next year. He urged Congress to act if a crisis arises and proposed five measures to accelerate growth including an investment tax credit and youth employment programs.
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Hatred of Red Wall Explodes in West Berlin Protests
West Berliners anger over the year-old Communist barrier erupts in violent demonstrations. Crowds attack Soviet vehicles and the wall itself near the anniversary observance, hurling stones and beer bottles at a Russian bus and two sedans as police block access.
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Daily News Index Update
Update bulletin from the Plains paper listing sections including Ann Sanders Astro Grade Classifieds Comics Editorials Markets Movies of Plains Party Line Radio and TV Sports Weather Mop. Readers see section headings and brief notes on content areas for the day.
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SPACE BILL Amendment Defeated in Senate Vote
The Senate rejected 56 to 19 Sen Albert Gore proposed amendment to require the State Department to oversee negotiations and approve agreements for a proposed private government-regulated space communications system. The bill would create a private operator with government oversight and foreign policy input. The decisive vote on cloture was set for tomorrow amid a filibuster and snowstorm.
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Slaying Breakthrough Expected In Year-Old Carlsbad Murders
Authorities in Carlsbad say a major break through is expected momentarily in a year-old double murder case. The bodies of Patty Sue Pritz and Mattie Restine, both 13 and 14, were found in the Guadalupe Mountains foothills one year ago. A key witness is held in Carlsbad jail and a man once linked to the case has been released.
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35 Hour Week Sought By AFL-CIO In Unemployment Drive
Chicago August 13 AP Big labor backs a 35 hour work week without pay cut to fight unemployment. AFL-CIO executive council endorses action in Congress and at bargaining tables to push full employment. George Meany cites double-time pay over 35 hours as the key to forcing hiring, opposing Kennedy aides who warn against higher costs.
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Indicted Farm Tycoon Appears Before U S Commissioner
The heavily indicted former farm tycoon faced U S Commissioner Gladys Walls. After bond was posted, Estes and his group left the federal building and headed to their office two blocks away, per noting on the page.
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Crossroads Big Deal Editor Opinion on Foreign Aid Money
The editor notes experts say 80 percent of foreign aid returns to the U.S. and warns that stopping aid would forfeit that business. A neighbor argues giving money to people boosts local sales, possibly more effective than advertising. D. E. Scott Wellington.
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Argentina Faces Cabinet Crisis as Ministers Resign
Argentine President Jose Maria Guido's government contends with a growing cabinet crisis. Interior Minister Adrogue and Defense Minister Cantilo have offered resignations amid army pressure and a decree banning Peronists and other extremists from running for office.
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Normal Jan 1 To Aug 13 23.61 13.53
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Weather summary for Amarillo and surrounding region
Parts cloudy through Wednesday with widely scattered late afternoon and night time thundershowers. Highs reach the mid nineties in Texas and upper eighties to mid nineties in New Mexico with varied cloudiness and occasional storms. Sunrise 6 05 a m Sunset 7 37 p m Precipitation 1 59 inches in the last 24 hours.
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Boosters Drive Soviet Space Lead Over U S
The article notes Soviet rockets exceed one million pounds thrust with Gherman Titov citing 1.32 million pounds for the Vostok II mission, while the Atlas rocket used by John Glenn and Scott Carpenter delivered about 360 000 pounds. Russians can lift heavier ships with more equipment, widening the gap in manned spaceflight.
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Cosmonauts Sleep as Ships Orbit Earth in Record Mileage
Russia reports two new cosmonauts Nikolayev and Popovich sleeping well in space while their Vostok craft circle Earth. Each has logged extensive mileage, nearing lunar distance, with possible landings hinted for that day. Khrushchev followed the signals closely and congratulated the crew.
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