Kennedy resumes talks with Mexican leaders amid mass rally
President Kennedy, buoyed by a massive welcome in Mexico City, resumes discussions with President Adolfo Lopez Mateos on strengthening hemispheric defenses and the Alliance for Progress. The talks likely touch on Fidel Castro's Cuba and broader political and economic issues in Latin America.
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City Engineer to Study Silt Removal From Lake A
City Engineer Roger Nelson will survey East Side Lake to study the cost of removing bed silt. Attorney Robert Leighton outlined an association formed to clean the lake and asked the lake be kept low until July 17 for the survey, with Nelson noting water must be in the lake to take soundings. Representatives will meet with Nelson and attend the next council meeting.
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Parks and Recreation
Moslems Win Out in Fight for Independence Referendum
Algeria readies for a Sunday referendum as six million voters across about 6,500 polling places decide whether to become an independent state, a move overwhelmingly supported by Moslem nationalists despite lingering ties to France.
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Forestry Vet Must Accept Transfer To Moose Lake
A three member grievance board upheld the transfer of Dean Parmeter, longtime Littlefork forestry supervisor, to Moose Lake amid his impending retirement. The 2-1 decision by Stanley Kinyon and Robert Brown found the move in good faith for the service, while Wesley Ohman dissented. Parmeter, 62, with 33 years in the state service, led a 21-person crew and had fought the transfer as disciplinary. his attorney claimed it stemmed from opposition to private timber and auxiliary forest proposals.
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Hibbing
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Red China Rejects Kennedy Call Over Formosa Strait
Beijing dismissed Kennedy's push for a no force pledge as he announced U S ships moving toward the Formosa Strait and Red China fired its strongest artillery display in 13 years near Quemoy and Matsu. Peiping insisted no international agreement can curb its actions.
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U.S. to Withdraw About 7,500 Europe Troops
Reports indicate the United States will pull about 7,500 Army support troops from Europe this summer, a first reduction since the Berlin crisis. The move would relieve 40,000 troops in Germany, without weakening combat forces. a redeployment could span next month through September. President Kennedy cautioned delaying reductions until Berlin conditions clarify.
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Court Clears Kehrets in Income Tax Case
In a swift ruling U.S. Tax Court Judge John Mulrooney absolved Mr. and Mrs. Carli Kehret of back taxes and penalties. He found no fraud and noted errors in the tax years but said they did not indicate deliberate evasion. The decision cited statute limits and praised the couple’s honesty and record keeping.
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U.S. Shuts Cash Registers Ends Fiscal Year With Deficit
The federal government ends its fiscal year with an estimated $7 billion deficit and foresees a $4 billion plus deficit in 1963. Labor, business leaders, and Senate members push for immediate tax cuts to spur the economy. Walter Reuther calls for a $10 billion across the board tax cut starting Aug 1. Kennedy vows a tax reduction effective Jan 1 if needed.
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All-Party Conference GOP rallies around Ike at Gettysburg
GOP officials from across the nation gather at Eisenhower's Gettysburg farm to form an all Republican conference. Leaders defer judgment on operation and impact while emphasizing non legislative discussion and trend interpretation. Democratic Chair Bailey dismisses the move as a Madison Avenue hoax.
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