UN Financial Strains Threaten United Nations Future
The United States warns it will not pay more than its fair share of UN expenses while Russia vows to refuse funding for any UN costs deemed unlawful by the General Assembly. The dispute risks destabilizing the UN as other members show reluctance to contribute, risking a larger financial burden on the republic.
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Russia
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Firearms a Menace and the Need for Regulation
FBI data from 1962 shows in 18 states with weak gun laws 65 percent of murders involve firearms while seven states with permit requirements show 42 percent and two states with strict controls report 32 percent. Hoover argues easy access fuels impulse killings and calls for regulated, qualified handgun sales.
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United States
FBI
India seeks reduced U S grain aid for next four years
India plans to cut food aid from the United States from 17 million tons annually to 8 million tons for four years and then to 4 million and finally zero as it aims for self sufficiency by 1970. S. K. Patil praises Ford Foundation and other agencies aiding agricultural modernization.
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India
Patil
Ford Foundation
Waldorf dinner highlights Kennedy party fundraising
The Waldorf hosted a pre-birthday salute to President Kennedy with a free dinner for about 600 Democrats who paid a $1,000 entry note. The event featured notable guests, and the President urged tax incentives to broaden campaign funding from varied sources.
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Waldorf
Kennedy
Peter Lawford
Buckley
Bronx
President’s Club
Quotations On Light And Soul From Historical Figures
The text presents two reflective lines: John 1 9 about the true light entering the world and Henry Giles comparing the mystery of soul and body to universe creation. It frames themes of illumination and the depth of inner life beyond vast cosmic scales.
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Henry Giles
Northwood Opens Bank and Local Business Changes
After eleven months without a bank Northwood welcomed a new Northwood State Bank last week. L D Lindenberg Olivia a pharmacist with Minnesota Wisconsin certificates and 15 years in the trade bought the E W Buzzell drug store on Railway Street. An all electric kitchen on wheels will visit Austin for two days early Wednesday.
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Northwood State Bank
L. D. Lindenberg
Olivia
Minnesota
Wisconsin
E. W. Buzzell Drug Store
Railway Street
Austin
McCarthy Bills Draw Attention in Congress
Senator Eugene McCarthy promotes measures on maternity benefits for wives of guardsmen, $50 monthly tax relief for families hosting foreign students, tax exemption on musical instruments, and a small business select committee. Wisconsin's Eckles hails McCarthy’s bill as timely solution amid broader calls to curb federal costs. Governors Romney and Freeman facing criticism. court rulings support union rights and union shop enforcement, with mixed reactions from labor and political figures.
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Pure Milk Products Cooperative
Fond du Lac
Wis
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Gilbert
Federal District Court For
District of Columbia
Southern Railway
U. S. Supreme Court
US Canada ties test emerges over lumber import labeling
Washington dispatch notes a congressional move to label all U S lumber imports with country of origin as part of a broader push by lumber interests. Senators Jordan Magnuson and others back an amendment to the Tariff Act of 1930, while Sen Wayne Morse questions the impact of imports on domestic lumber. Hearings are done and a report is pending.
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NEA
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Canada
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Idaho
Warren Magnuson
D - Wash
Senate Finance Committee
Wayne Morse
D - Ore
Jordan - Magnuson
Christian A. Herter
British Isles
Europe
U.S
Senators Push for Canada Lumber Markets and Trade Ties
Morse urges a Pacific coast lumber conference with British Columbia to find new markets while backing Kennedy administration stance against lumber import labeling. The report notes Canada ships most exports to the U S with forest products and iron steel trade, warns curbing imports would worsen the trade balance and raise prices, and cites Home Builders opposition. Also, a $1000 prize will be awarded in the Women’s International Air Race from Ontario to Florida in Hollywood Florida.
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U. S
British Columbia
Canada
U. S. National Association of Home Builders
Hollywood
Fla
Ontario
Florida
Questions and Answers on Social Security in Austin District
A public service text from the Austin District Office explains widow benefits upon remarriage and death, eligibility rules for different scenarios, and how to obtain separate checks for separated couples. It notes filing requirements, retroactive rules, and that Booklet OASI-35 is available free of charge.
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Austin
2Nd St. NW
Leonora F. Hise
Herald
Monsters Mean Maybees The Maybe Monsters Book Review
Gardner Soule's Monsters Mean Maybees surveys legendary and alleged cryptids from Sasquatch in the Pacific Northwest to Africa and Venezuela. The book collects Soule's newspaper and magazine pieces, weaving readable narrative from cloudy evidence amid a brisk, writerly tone.
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Pacific Northwest
Sasquatch
Soule
Peaceful breakthrough at Kaiser steel plant ends grievances
Kaiser Steel in Fontana settles long simmering labor tensions through a tripartite Fruits Committee later renamed Kaiser Steelworkers Long-Range Committee. 535 grievances were cleared and a new sharing plan created, yielding about 55 cents an hour last month while offering a lump-sum option for workers to switch plans. Public members may mediate before future contracts.
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Calif
Pittsburgh
Kaiser Steel Plant
Fruits Committee
Kaiser - Steelworkers
Dave Cole
Tripartite Committee
Kaiser Jig
Syndicate, Inc
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