Taft and Kennedy aid Chamizal settlement talks
The Chamizal dispute between the United States and Mexico, a 620 acre El Paso tract shifted by the Rio Grande, moves toward settlement after years of talks. Mexico would gain about 450 acres with the U S taking Cordova Island. the deal could cost up to 50 million dollars and includes park creation for El Paso.
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William H. Taft
Mexico
Chamizal
John F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Rio Grande
Cordova Island
Sam
Latin America
Venezuela
California
Texas
Southwest
Secretary Wirtz Calls 6 Percent Unemployment Unacceptable
In remarks after a 6.1 percent jobless rate was released, Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz urged action to reduce unemployment. The column notes past Kennedy promises of full employment and cites labor unrest and fiscal policy as current pressures on job growth.
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Willard Wirtz
Kennedy
Sharon
Democratic Party
Washington
Kennedy Defeat Seen as Possible in 1964 Race
The Kennedy administration’s mounting troubles quicken Republican presidential politics for 1964. Realistic national politicians in both parties begin to see Kennedy’s defeat for re election as possible making the GOP nomination seem practical and valuable beyond honor.
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Kennedy
GOP
Cuba as Soviet Early Warning Frontline in Cold War Debate
The article questions the Kennedy administration's stance on Cuba, arguing that retaining control of the island with a communist regime creates a near doorstep early warning site for Russian missiles. It contends this arrangement exposes the United States to easier detection of its own missiles and frames it as a strategic loss to U S security despite claimed victories.
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Kennedy
Washington
Cuba
United States
Reds
Florida
Russia
Kennedy defends Polaris plan amid sea patrol notes
President Kennedy argued for placing Polaris missiles on surface ships to shield Europe. He cited a 48 hour search by the U S Navy for a Venezuelan freighter pirated by communists to show surface ships can be elusive. He did not mention Soviet bombers approaching from the north to the Forrestal and other U S ships near the Azores with minimal course changes.
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Europe
Kennedy
U.S. Navy
Munists
Forrestal
U.S
Azores
Successful Investing: Reader Seeks Advice on Portfolio Mix
A reader named Roger E discusses optimizing a portfolio including American Telephone 270 shares Ford 100 shares and General Motors 25 shares. He weighs switching Ford and Telephone into stand and seeks guidance on value, growth stocks, and tax considerations.
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Roger E
Ford
Amer
Ican Telephone
Ford and Oil of
New Jersey
General
Motors
JW. Ig
General Motors
Republicans Plan Concrete Budget Blueprint To Cut Deficit
In Washington Republicans say they will present detailed proposals to reduce the 1965-66 deficit and balance the budget. They argue for cutting spending without abandoning Federal programs and seek bipartisan support to advance tax and spending measures. The party asserts a practical plan could outpace President Kennedy’s budget aims.
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GOP
Washington
Republic
Weace Task Force
Repubbluc
Kennedy
Congress
New York Herald
Tri- Bankers Association
Transit bill dubbed by Senate as a gift to the nation
A five member Republican task force on the House Appropriations Committee led by Rep. Frank T. Bow of Ohio works for a month on a new transit program. The effort includes input from Sen. Frank Lausche, a Democrat from Ohio, and aims to design a federal funding plan without overnight success. President Eisenhower’s budget blueprint is described as complex and may require substantial costs.
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House Appropriations Committee
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Washington
UPI
Frank J. Lausche
Mowman
Eisenhower
Budget cuts debated by Republicans on spending task force
Republicans on a budget task force weigh reducing outlays by ten to fifteen billion dollars. Proposals seek prudent cuts across programs to trim the deficit and align spending with fiscal goals. The group examines areas for efficiency and potential reforms to balance the budget.
Soviet Says U S Trying To Block Nuclear Pact
Amid a three month East West deadlock neutral nations meet to draft a compromise on inspections. The United States and Soviet Union clash over on site inspections while budget fights rise as defense spending grows from 43.6 to 59.4 billion dollars in 1964. A separate note reports a fire at Twin City Chevrolet destroying six cars and causing 150000 dollars in damage.
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Lausche
Marks
Senate
Fisenhower
Harrison A. Williams Jr
N. J
United States
Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
Gas City
Ind
Twin City
Ray Underwood
The Chesty Complex And Indiana Law Signings
Indiana leaders signed measures affecting health and state governance. A bill to extend the Indiana School Reorganization Commission to 1965 was approved, along with a 40 hour week for Terre Haute police in emergencies. Other actions include allowing medical bequests, park road construction, and a sanitary district for Muncie.
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Indianapolis
Gover
Indiana
Sory Commission
Terre Haute
State Highway Commission
Muncie
President Kennedy welcomes Poznan boys and men's choir
President Kennedy greeted the Poznan boys and men's choir on arrival from Camp David praising Poland and inviting the 65-voice group to tour the United States. The piece notes the 24 year delay since Hitler’s invasion altered prior plans for a U S visit.
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Kennedy
Washington
UPI
Poznan
Hheir Imonday
Camp David
Poland
Kemmedy
Hitler
America
No Federal Taxes Debate Split on Agency to Administer Funds
Lausche and Williams disagree over which department should manage the money. Williams wants the money under the federal housing and home finance agency while Lausche favors the Commerce Department. The administration bill warns of an unestimated taxpayer cost, but Lausche estimates a possible many billions of dollars.
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Lausche
Williams
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Commerce Department
Case Records of a Psychologist Review
A fragmented historical note recounts Jerry J aged 7 hospital care after a crash that injured his ribs and killed another driver in a later head on collision. The piece links parental neglect and overindulgence to unsafe driving, debates child guidance and urges mailed requests for parental advice tests.
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Jerry Bes
Jerry
Bane
Bai
Jerry J
South Pole
Arctic
Bearded
An Willie Laurie Folklore Spoof With Ancie Annie
A humorous spoof of the song Annie Laurie presents Maxwellon’s Braes are bonnie and Annie’s sighs with lines about a Scotch lover. The piece reworks verses, notes the lover’s failure to win her, and ends with an American saying about a climber.
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Maxwelton
Bonnie
Annie
Annie Lauria
Dows
The Shepherd of Perfection
A devotional excerpt urges believers to strive for perfection while acknowledging human limits. It cites Second Corinthians and teaches that reliance on Christ guides and aids the effort toward spiritual completeness.
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Jesus
Christ
God
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