Kennedy to Address Tax Cuts and Economy in Tonight Broadcast
President Kennedy plans a national address at 7 p.m. EDT to outline 1963 tax cut plans and public works options as Congress weighs stand by authority. Viewers will hear about recession risks, political opposition, and progress toward broader tax reform next year.
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Soviet Spy Soblen Appeals Deportation Ruling in High Court
Dr Robert A Soblen 61 sought release via writ of habeas corpus as British Home Secretary Henry Brooke ordered deportation to the United States Soblen faces a life sentence if returned Israel had pledged to remove him only to Israel not the United States The United States sought his return amid a protracted legal battle across Britain and Israel.
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Work Week On Agenda At AFL-CIO Session
Chicago reports the AFL-CIO Executive Council opens its summer meeting with focus on trimming the 40 hour work week and the Teamsters Union. George Meany and other labor leaders hint at reducing work hours to curb unemployment as council members consider action on the Teamsters.
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Ben Bella Forms Army in Algeria Move Toward Unity
In Algiers Ahmed Ben Bella’s ruling Political Bureau stripped guerilla troops of police and judicial powers to form a unified national army. The six member body leads Algerian policy as Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda resigned to a figurehead role. In Oxford Miami University reports 1596 students enrolled for the second term of summer session, a record.
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Radioactivity Spike Detected in Osaka Dust
The Central Meteorological Agency reported this year’s highest radioactivity level from a Russian blast earlier this month. Osaka measured 76 micro-micro-cubes per cubic meter of dust last Friday, higher than the 24 from Fukuoka in January but well below the 278 recorded in Osaka last November after the 50 megaton explosion.
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Tear Gas Battle Erupts on Berlin Wall Anniversary
West and East German security forces clashed as West Berliners protested the wall’s first anniversary along Wilhelmstrasse. Tear gas grenades, water cannon, and rocks flew amid thousands lining the border and halting traffic. Police and riot units were deployed. no injury counts given.
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Pacific Is Navigated By Youth
A 23 year old Japanese youth Kenichi Horie sailed 19 feet to San Francisco from Osaka in three months relying on rice beer sake and fish. He seeks a two year stay to learn English but arrived without passport visa immunization or funds. Officials try to resolve his status while he remains in protective custody.
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Rusk and Dobrynin Discuss German Peace Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin held a 20 minute meeting on the German problem and a German peace settlement. Dobrynin said no notes were exchanged and no new proposals were revealed. They also touched on the Soviet cosmonaut event but offered no details.
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One Negro Admitted To Church In Albany Sabbath
In Albany Georgia on a tense Sabbath a 22 year old Negro woman Doris Derby was admitted to St Paul Episcopal church. Two other Negroes attended Mass at St Teresa Catholic church though their race has worshipped there before. Two churches refused entry. The Rev Ralph Lord Roy a white New York minister led two Negroes to Trinity Methodist church and said they should return another time.
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Ohio Guardsmen to be deactivated at Lockbourne ceremony
About 800 Ohio Air National Guardsmen on active duty since the Berlin crisis will be deactivated at Lockbourne Air Force Base this Saturday. The unit, stationed at Eton France during the crisis, was recently flown back to the United States for a morning parade.
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Defecting Democrats Back Kennedy Campaign Strategy
President Kennedy must tailor appeals for Democratic candidates while acknowledging defections from his New Frontiers program. He may oppose Republicans who supported him on key issues, notably facing Everett Dirksen in Illinois. Javits’s role in Social Security health care financing may complicate pushes for replacements in New York.
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Wall in Berlin called illegal and inhuman
Britain described the Berlin Wall as illegal and inhuman on its first anniversary and expressed sympathy for Berliners who have suffered. Foreign Office spokesman commented to newsmen.
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West German Cities Calm For Berlin Wall Anniversary
Frankfurter streets observed the first anniversary of the Berlin Wall with noontime routines. In Hamburg traffic halted for a minute in sympathy. Bonn, the West German capital, saw traffic stop and bells ring as ceremonies marked the day.
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Soldier Sentenced to 15 Years for Slaying Korean Girl
A general court martial in Seoul today sentenced Pfc. Richard D. Jensen of Arlington Washington to 15 years in prison for the slaying of a Korean girl.
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Soviets Lead In Moon Race As Astronauts Orbit Earth
Two Soviet cosmonauts aboard Vostok III and IV orbited Earth, with Nikolayev entering day three and Popovich day two. Tass reported 35 and 19 orbits respectively since launch, surpassing earlier records though no landing was announced. Khrushchev sent congratulatory messages as the space mission continued.
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President Kennedy congratulates Soviet space feat
President Kennedy praised the Soviet Union for its space achievement and wished the two cosmonauts a safe return. NASA officials said they would withhold comment until more details about the mission are known. Televised footage showed the cosmonauts in twin spacecraft orbiting Earth.
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Commission Considers Rail Merger Proposals
Washington ICC budget hearing transcript shows six major railroad merger cases pending. Chairman Rupert Murp hy told a Senate subcommittee that each case will need more than one year of hearings by a single examiner. The six mergers include Seaboard Air Line Atlantic Coast Line, Chesapeake & Ohio control of B&O, Southern Pacific and AT&T control of Western Pacific, Great Northern Northern Pacific Burlington, Norfolk and Western Wabash New York Chicago and St Louis, and Pennsylvania New York Central.
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Secrest Might Fill Candidate Vacancy In Ohio
Columbus Ohio Commerce Director Robert T Secrest said there is a hefty possibility he might resign to run for Congress in the 15th District. The vacancy arose after the withdrawal of Democratic candidate William W Ricker of Marietta on Saturday.
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Third seminar on water pollution to start with Quigley address
Cincinnati reports the third seminar on biological problems in water pollution will begin today with an address by James M. Quigley, assistant secretary of the Department of Health Education and Welfare.
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Soviet Deputy Foregn Minister Visits Dean at Geneva Talks
Soviet first deputy foreign minister Vassily Kuznetsov paid a 50 minute courtesy call on Arthur H. Dean in Geneva as disarmament negotiations resume Tuesday.
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Vassily V. Kuznetsov
Arthur H. Dean
America
Ohio Draft Call Includes 380 Registrants
State Selective Service headquarters announced a September draft of 380 Ohioans. Registrants must be 22 by September 1 unless volunteering. Counties listed include Athens 3, Gallia 2, Hocking 2, Meigs 1, Morgan 2, Perry 1, and Vinton 1.
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Newspaper Seen As Living Textbook In Classrooms
In Chattanooga Tennessee the associate director of the Southern Regional Education Board calls the daily newspaper a living text book and among the greatest teaching tools for the modern classroom teachers.
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Classified Ad Placement Encourages Quick List
Dial LY 3-1242 before 9 00 A M to place an ad in that day paper. Make a list of items to sell and plan them in then watch the results.
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