Tariff Talks Could Raise Prices for U.S. Shoppers
Washington braces for a new trade round as tit-for-tat duties on European goods loom. France, Germany and the Netherlands face higher U S tariffs on brandy, trucks and starch potentially lifting prices for American consumers while chicken-war tensions persist. The dispute centers on poultry losses cited at 26 to 46 million dollars annually and a fresh round of tariff negotiations under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade is anticipated.
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New York
Washington
United States
France
Germany
Netherlands
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Hearings on Rights Bill Start in January
Rep. Howard W. Smith says hearings on the civil rights bill will begin in January, a move seen as breaking a deadlock. Rep. Emanuel Celler plans a discharge petition if hearings exceed two weeks. Speaker McCormack confirms the petition will proceed. Johnson era politics frame the timing discussions.
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Howard W. Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Smith
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Johnson
White House
Halleck
John W. McCormack
Kennedy
Chief's Wife Pays Fine for Parking Meter Violation
AP reports Mrs. Floyd B. Chandler, wife of the police chief, paid a $1 parking meter fine at police headquarters yesterday.
Hitchcock Hospital Maps Plans for Expansion
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital outlined long range development plans at its annual Hospital Corporation meeting in Kellogg Medical Auditorium Hanover. Phase one costs total about $900000 with phase two estimated at 3 to 3.5 million for two new floors, expanded emergency facilities, and ancillary services. The plan aims for completion by the hospital’s 75th anniversary in 1965, with continued capacity occupancy and more outpatient clinics noted by Dr Sven Gundersen and William Wilson. New trustees and officers were elected, including Richard M Brett John Hennessey and James M McFate.
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William L. Wilson
Sven M. Gundersen
Medical Staff Board of Governors
Cavaney
Alfred J. Densmore
Board of Trustees
Wilson
William T. Mosenthal
Densmore
Faulkner House
Hitchcock Clinic
Russell R. Larmon
Hanover
George C. Brockway
Woodstock
Pital
Gundersen
Max A. Norton
Richard M. Brett
New York Public Library
Veremont Resources Council
John
Madame Nhu Attacks U.S. Policy on Paris Departure
Madame Nhu widow of South Vietnam’s former premier left for Paris and issued a four page statement denouncing U.S. policy and Ambassador Lodge calling him a bewildered nanny. She voiced guarded hope for a better Johnson policy and planned memoir printing with a Paris publisher. Her children accompanied her as part of the travel.
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
First Laey
South Viet Nam
Paris
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Johnson
Kennedy
Quynh
le Quyen
le Thuy
Trac
Flowers at Dallas site mark JFK assassination
Flowers fill the Kennedy memorial scene with wilted wreaths and notes of sympathy as investigators maintain a vigil near the Texas School Book Depository. A boy and his father stand by the grassy slopes while a nearby police presence eases crowds that once snarled traffic.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Gordon Currie
Texas School Book Depository
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