Byrd Denounces Chamber Tax Cut Plan as Inflationary
Sen. Harry F. Byrd of Virginia assails the U S Chamber of Commerce call for a large income tax cut, warning it would create a 15 billion dollar federal deficit. Sen. John J. Williams of Delaware agrees, saying such a cut would worsen inflation amid rising government spending.
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Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Byrd
John J. Williams
R-Del
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Williams
Senate
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Edmund G. Brown
California
United States Chamber of Commerce
De Gaulle declares Algerian independence amid new govt arrival
Algerian independence became effective after a French cabinet statement. Ben Yousseff Ben Khedda and his ministers arrived to head the exile regime as 4500 Moslem guerrillas threaten a power shift. Ben Bella opposes cooperation with France as sovereignty transfers to the provisional government.
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Charles de Gaulle
Ben Yousseff Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Ben Khedda
France
Tunis
Algeria
de Gaulle
Europe
Evian
French
Christian Fouchet
Abderrahmane Fares
Governors Clash Over Civil Rights Resolution at Conference
Governors split between pushing a strong civil rights declaration and seeking compromise on elder care funding via Social Security taxes. Democrats held a 34 to 16 edge and were likely to back endorsement while the plan to pare the National Guard and Reserve faced a firm to no compromise stance. New chairmen were expected as Washington’s Albert Rosellini poised to succeed Wesley Powell.
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Resolutions
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
National Guard
Guard
Damage suit linked to Ohio air disaster 550000 filed
John C. Bell Sr. sues Arctic-Pacific Airlines in U S District Court in Chicago over the Oct 29 1960 Toledo crash that killed 22 including 16 California State Polytechnic football players. He alleges safety violations and FAA and Civil Aeronautics Board negligence. Newport Jazz Festival violators face strict city crackdown on public drinking to prevent 1960 chaos.
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Ohio
California State Polytechnic
U. S. District Court
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John Jr
Toledo
Bell
Arctic- Pacific Airlines, Inc
More Steel Plants Close For Vacation
New York reports that several steel firms will shut down entire plants for multi day vacations around Independence Day. The Iron Age notes this aligns with a shift from partial operations amid the current order slump and the new wage contract taking effect last Sunday.
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Iron Age
Metalworking Weekly
Laos Leader Seeks U.S. Troop Drawdown
VIENTIANE Laos Acting Premier Prince Souphanouvong said he desires all American troops to leave nearby Thailand stating Laos will never threaten neighbors and will remain a bridge of peace. He spoke in an interview at his Vien tiane villa.
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Laos
Prince Souphanouvong
Thailand
Souphanouvong
Cambodian Chief of State Threatens War Over Temple
Cambodian chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk rails at Thailand in a warlike speech demanding control of a ruined border temple. He warns of military action if earlier border terms fail to yield the site.
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South Viet Nam
Norodon Sihanouk
Cambodia
Thailand
Ohio Senators Oppose Sugar Bill Compromise
Washington reports Ohio senators Frank J. Lausche and Stephen M. Young among 12 to vote against a compromise sugar bill in Congress on Monday. The measure passed 54 to 12.
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Washington
Pohio
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Congress
Peace Corps Director To Start OU Project
Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver will join Ohio University for a first of its kind program blending Peace Corps service with college credit. Forty eight volunteers will train in Africa's West Cameroon starting Thursday, with overseas service to run until 1964.
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U. S. Peace Corps
Ohio University
Africa
Cameroon
Shriver
Ohio University Project
Cameroon Republic
Roy P. Fairfield
Pro
Ject
West
Nigeria
Fairfield
Joseph Zasloff
Peace Corps
Crosby to be hospitalized after nervous breakdown
Laurence Crosby, uncle of Crosby, says the 24 year old actor will be hospitalized for about a month due to a nervous breakdown.
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Hollywood
Lindsay Crosby
Larry Crosby
New Nation Is Welcomed By Kennedy To World Family
President Kennedy welcomed Algeria as an independent nation calling it an important step toward human dignity. The White House noted no formal recognition but expressed intent to strengthen American bonds with Algeria's government and people.
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Washington
Kennedy
Algeria
Family of Nations
White House
Anti Castro Guerrillas Invade Cuba
A 20-man anti Castro guerrilla unit landed in Matanzas Province Cuba. Leader Frank Fiorini says the group is specially trained and aims to support and extend anti Castro uprisings in the Havana Mantanzas area.
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Fla
Cuba
Matanzas
Frank Fiorini
International Anti
No Travel For Soblen
London hospital officials said fugitive spy Robert Soblen likely cannot travel to the United States for at least two to three more days. He spent a relatively comfortable night and showed ongoing improvement, the spokesman reported.
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London
Robert Soblen
United States
Brazil's Premier Andrade Approved After Crisis
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approved Senate President Auro Soares de Moura Andrade as premier by 222 to 51 after a six hour session. He vows to tackle inflation first and pursue agrarian banking and tax reforms while keeping Neves era foreign policy and commitments. Neves cabinet resigned June 26 as candidates prepared for October elections. The chamber previously rejected Francisco Santos Dantas as foreign minister amid policy tensions with Cuba.
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Brazil
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Senate
Auro Soares de Moura Andrade
Andrade
Chamber
Congress
Tancredo Neves
Neves
Joao Goulart
Francisco San Tiago Dantas
Castro
Cuba
U. S. Troops Pulled Back From Thailand Mission
Transport planes and helicopters moved U S Marines from Thailand to Pacific bases, shaving about 1000 troops from the Southeast Asia task force. Some Marines were taken to the Philippines Okinawa and Guam while others to ships of the 7th Fleet off Thailand.
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Thailand
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Philippines
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Guam
Laos talks face private hurdles as U S China clash over Thai troops
In Geneva the 14 nation Laotian conference moved to private sessions to resolve remaining differences after a clash between the United States and Red China over U S troops in Thailand. Delegates urge co chairs Mac Donald and Pushkin to avert further open squabbles and aim for a Laos peace treaty in two to three weeks.
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Hoang Nguyen
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
U.S. S
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Laos
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Germans Start New Berlin Wall
West Berlin reports Communist workers began extending a border barrier along the 26 mile East West line. East German forces fired tear gas to mask the operation as crews labored under floodlights to replace wire with concrete and steel.
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West Berlin
East Germany
East
Falkenseer Chaussee
Falkensee
Negro Family Not Welcome In Cleveland
Cuyahoga County welfare officials sought to have Mrs. Mamie Lee Underwood and her ten children plus one grandchild returned to Centreville Alabama after a reverse freedom ride. County welfare director John J. Schaffer offered to pay transportation costs if Alabama accepts them, noting the family could refuse to go back or be removed from welfare rolls if Alabama declined or the return was refused.
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Alabama
Mamie Lee Underwood
John J. Schaffer
Cuyahoga County
Centreville
Ala
Churchill Continues Recovery After Fractured Thigh
Sir Winston Churchill, able to sit up in Middlesex Hospital, was visited by Lady Churchill who said he is getting on very nicely. There is no indication when he will be discharged as his fractured thigh heals. At Vandenberg Air Force Base officials announced plans to fire an Atlas missile 7000 miles toward the Philippines.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Churchill
Winston
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Air Force
Vansyed
Philippine
Prayer Issue Continues In Washington
Senator A Willis Robertson asks Congress to declare official but voluntary prayers in public schools constitutional. He seeks a concurrent resolution to record disapproval of the Supreme Court ruling and has arranged a one week hold to gain more sponsors.
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Washington
A. Willis Robertson
Dva
Congress
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Robertson
Demonstration Ends as Convict Climbs Down Pen Water Tower
The last of 13 inmates ended a week long protest at Western State Penitentiary in Pittsburgh as Charles Miller 32 serving a life term for murder descended from the water tower at 5 55 a m unassisted The demonstration challenged alleged prison brutality and concluded this morning.
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Western State Penitentiary
Charles Miller
Ohio ends year with $3 million general fund balance
Ohio state finance chief James Malon reported total operations of 25 million in the black and a general fund unencumbered balance of 3 million. Revenues reached 1.69 billion and expenditures 1.665 billion with a 21 million non-earmarked cash balance, offset by 18 million in outstanding purchase orders.
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Ohio
James H. Malon
Nue
Maloon
Maroon
Liquor Control Fund
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