Growing federal deficit sparks call for fiscal responsibility
President Kennedy cites a 6.9 billion deficit this year with half for national security and the rest for domestic programs. Senator Byrd warns the 1962 deficit could near 10 billion as debt nears 800 billion, reducing the dollar's purchasing power. Officials urge Congress to pursue a balanced budget in 1963.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
National Chamber of Commerce
Sen
Byrd
United States
Washington
Power lines spark fight over private versus federal build
Congress and industry face a coming era of ultra high voltage lines as 500 kilovolt interconnections, 1000 miles long, promise cheaper power yet trigger a battle over who builds and who controls distribution. Public power advocates push for federal common carrier access while private utilities fear loss of market control.
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United States
Federal Power Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Walter T. Lucking
Arizona Public Service Company
Kennedy
Interior Department
Bonneville Power Administration
Pacific Northwest
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
California
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Missouri River Basin Inter-Agency Committee
Casper
Wyo
Missouri
Colorado River
Charles F. Luce
Bonneville Power
Luce
Northwest
Europe
Kennedy Eyes 1962 Trade Plan With Broad Tariff Powers
President Kennedy weighs broad executive tariff authority or a one year renewal of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act as advisers push for a cautious approach. He will address the National Association of Manufacturers in New York City and aides anticipate a 1962 package linking tariff cuts with aid for affected industries and communities. NAM factions prepare for a major lobbying push as the act nears expiration in 1962.
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Congress
Executive Branch
National Association of Manufacturers
New York City
NAM
West
Khrushchev
United States
West Germany
Harold Macmillan
West Germmany
West Berlin
Vnttuestia
Usss.a
Europe
East Germany
Eastern
U.s.5.r
Jong Khrushchev
Berlin
Additional Suits Filed In Price Fix Case Across States
Forty four western states including New York and Philadelphia see new anti trust actions against major electrical equipment firms led by General Electric and Westinghouse. Plaintiffs claim treble damages for higher prices due to alleged price fixing by the utilities and manufacturers. Court actions note extensive suits and potential multi million dollar penalties across federal cases and municipalities.
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New York
UPI
Robert Kennedy
Federal Electric Utility
New England
Cincinnati Light & Power
Pennsylvania Power Light
Philadelphia
Toledo Edison
J. Cullen Ganey
Promi
Dent
Middle Atlantic
U.S
Pilate’s Majority Warns On Language And Vanity
An argumentative piece features Dr Crane defending grammar amid a PTA clash with Tom J 39 father of Janet who argues that majority use of ain t justifies it The text urges proper speech warns against vulgar language and gendered expectations while offering a booklet on tutoring children and self improvement through language discipline.
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Tom
Christ
Calvary
Tom J
Janet
Interpreting the News by J M Roberts
A brief column outlines how to choose tools like a socket wrench or monkey wrench for loosening nuts, emphasizing proper tool selection as part of practical problem solving. The piece reflects Associated Press analysis style and practical everyday guidance.
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Associated Press
J. M. Roberts
Associated Press News
Red China and U.N. Debate Nuclear and World Policy
Washington reports detail the clash over admitting Red China to the United Nations. The piece contrasts Red China with the Soviet bloc, noting China’s vow to oppose peaceful co existence and its stance on UN veto power and global strategy.
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China
U.N
Washington
United Nations
U. N
General Assembly
Red China
Soviet Union
The Girl Who Hadn't Time and Red China in the U N
The column discusses a humorous poem The Girl Who Hadn't Time and critiques United Nations membership for Red China. It argues the UN's mission to promote peace is unclear with China in Security Council and Parliament, suggesting Red China would hinder the UN’s purpose and recalling Pearl Harbor and Korea as historic test cases. It cites Nehru and Tibet and questions whether Red China is peace loving.
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U.N
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General Assembly
Red China
Congo
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Com
Pan
Munist Empire Bloc
China
Natbor
U. N.naval Academy
Pearl Harbor
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Japan
South Korea
iTibet
India
Lu. N
Pearl ‘Frontier
Mr. Nehru
Ping
Growth Stocks Selloff Question Sparks Investment Insight
Reader asks why fast growth stocks should be dumped after brief declines. The reply notes that rapid advances can overshoot, and temporary digressions are common. They advise sticking with solid holdings, as short-lived drops often occur before any lasting change.
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Roger E. Spear
Leither
Because
E. H
Nagato Zjof
OTC
Hravel
Kure
Yama Ai
Comrl
U.S
General Jour
Delof
Features Corp
Stroyers
Junior Miss Indiana Title Sought By 23
Bloomington report notes 23 contestants from across Indiana vie for Junior Miss Indiana honors Saturday. Event begins Friday night with activities and ends Saturday with final judging at 8 30 pm. Winner earns 2000 scholarship and all expenses paid trip to Mobile Alabama for national pageant next spring.
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Ind
UPI
Inis
Indiana
Indiana Jay Street
Mobile
Jaycee
Bulletin - Herald
Dr Brady's Health Advice on Wounds and Soap Use
Public health note from Dr William Brady advises soap and water and mild iodine solution for wounds, with rest for skin deep injuries and boiled water cooled for deeper wounds. He answers brief health letters by mail, requests stamped self addressed envelopes and notes many cannot be answered.
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Pearl Harbor
Carriors
Enterprise
Lexington
Brady
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Alloys Unlimited Buys Silicon Producer Mono Silicon
New York based Alloys Unlimited Inc. will acquire Mono Silicon Inc. in a stock swap valued at 18 000 shares of common stock for all issued and outstanding Mono Silicon stock effective December 1. The deal secures Mono Silicon's single crystal silicon for the semiconductor market.
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New York
UPI
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Monosilicon Inc
Alloys Unlimited
Monosilicon
Submersion Proof Consoles Contract Awarded
Lawrence Massachusetts Craig Systems Inc. received a 220000 subcontract from Collins Radio Co. for submersion proof consoles to house side band radio equipment. The console serves as permanent housing for single side band radio gear. The source notes the all iron bridge at St. Louis built in 1845.
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ST. Louis
O Little Town of Bethlehem Carols In Sunday School
A brief note on the carol O Little Town of Bethlehem sung around Christmas trees in Sunday School. The piece mentions Phillips Brooks and Rodner as writers and notes how children memorize it for annual plays and a Christmas atmosphere.
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Phillips Brooks
Rodner
Lord Immanuel
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