Kennedy Firm on Tax Cut Plan Amid Broad Debate
President Kennedy signals a general rate reduction plan with a staged rollout starting January 1. Walter Heller, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, argues tax cuts can spur growth despite a projected $7.8 billion deficit. The administration briefs industry and labor leaders in a largely closed forum.
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Walter Heller
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Congress
New Hampshire Sues NBC Over Highway Robbery Program
New Hampshire files a 500000 libel suit in U S District Court charging NBC’s David Brinkley Journal program The Great Highway Robbery defamed the state by implying malfeasance by officials and alleging FBI findings of crime in several states Brinkley described the program as involving price fixing shakedowns and bribery
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New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
National Broadcasting Co
U. S. District Court
Atty
William Maynard
David Brinkley
Journal Television
NBC
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Indiana
Illinois
Maine
Vermont
Missouri
Brinkley
Drive To Aid Family After Night Fire Guts Home
A fire at Bernard Mayer’s White Chapel Road home left 11 people homeless. Firefighters arrived at 11 45 p m and saved the structure but interior flames destroyed a three room dwelling. The Mayer family now stays in a trailer while sponsors collect furniture clothing and food at local offices and stations.
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Bernard Mayer
Robert Sears
East Road
Curtis
Christopher
Daniel
Nicholas
Mayer
Sears
Susanne
Roxanne
Michele
Michael
Jennifer
Edmunds
White Chapel Road
Vermont
Bennington
Stark Hose Co
Stark
Mayers
B and S
Fast Road
Preston
Hunt Street
Fire Department
Vermont Gas Corp
Main Street
Village Merger Position Outlines School Board View
Bennington Graded and Greater Bennington districts weigh merging elementary grades while linking to a planned union high school. Trustees say merger should hinge on fruition of the union plan, with potential 18 month reconsideration if the union plan falters.
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Bennington Village
Town
Bennington
Joint Citizens Committee
Bennington Graded
Greater Bennington Schools, Inc
Molly Stark
Red Guard Flees To West Berlin After Gun Battle
A 19 year old East German border guard fled to West Berlin after a pitched gun battle with Red guards. West Berlin police reported about 30 shots exchanged and the refugee reached West Berlin unharmed. A East German People's Army member also escaped across the border. details were not released.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East German People’s Army
East Germany
State Vote Tabulation Starts Today
Secretary of State Howard Armstrong began tabulating the more than 120000 votes from the November 6 gubernatorial election and said the canvass should be completed soon. He noted 244 of 246 towns reported totals, with Fairfield and Waterville still outstanding.
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Montpelier
Howard Armstrong
Armstrong
Fairfield
Waterville
Philip H. Hoff
General Assembly
Legislative Committee
Hoff
Orwell
Addison County
F. Ray Keyser
REA Grants Loans for KY Electric, Telephone Projects
Frankfort Kentucky The Rural Electrification Administration reports loans totaling 214.3 million dollars to electric consumers and 39.9 million dollars for construction of telephone exchanges in Kentucky over its 27 year history highlighting regional rural utility support.
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Frankfort, Ky
Rural Electrification Administration
Kentucky
U K Minister Defection Rumor Sparks Security Probe
Prime Minister Macmillan ordered a wide inquiry led by Lord Radcliffe into rumors that a senior government minister planned to defect to the Soviet Union with a homosexual spy. The case centers on Thomas Galbraith and William John Vassall and claims of Soviet blackmail.
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Pert
Britain
Soviet Union
Macmillan
House of Commons
Lord Radcliffe
Charles Ian Orr-Ewing
The
Admiralty
Thomas Galbraith
William John Vassall
Vassall
Galbraith
Glasgow
Italy
Adenauer Returns to Bonn After Cuba Berlin Talks
Chancellor Adenauer concludes two day White House talks with Kennedy in apparent agreement that a Cuba settlement must precede any new Western move on Berlin. They agreed NATO funding should be stepped up, though no specifics on Germany were made public.
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Konrad Adenauer
White House
Kennedy
Cuba
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Adenauer
Bonn
U.S
Soviet Union
America
Khrushchev
Germany
National Press Club
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
West Germany
Adenauer Faces Coalition Crisis Over Defense Minister
Bonn report says the Free Democratic Party may quit the coalition if Franz Josef Strauss stays as defense minister. FDP leaders meet in Nuremberg to decide tactics, with options including an ultimatum or resigning from the cabinet to allow a reform coalition without Strauss.
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Democratic Party
Adenauer
Franz Josef Strauss
Nuremberg
Strauss
Free Democrats
Christian Democrats
Flames Sweep Greek Ship In Raging Atlantic Storm
In a raging Atlantic storm 300 miles northeast of Bermuda, the Greek freighter Captain George loaded with 1410 pounds of bombs battled 60 to 35 foot seas after a violent explosion. The 25 crew fought a blaze as the vessel diverted from New Orleans to Mediterranean ports and a Coast Guard plane reported the fire out of control. A second vessel Curlew near Bermuda risked abandoning ship while the Virginia tanker arrived to render aid.
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Bermuda
George
New Orleans
Mediterranean
Curlew
U.S. Coast Guard
Virginia
Coast Guard
St. Marys
Port Said
Egypt
He's Off Running For 64 Governor
Alan N. Pope a 45 year old Hopkinton resident and Concord PR firm operator announced his bid for the Republican nomination for New Hampshire governor in 1964 Pope a former AP NH correspondent and ex executive at Republic Aviation and Hotel Statler Co cited GOP party dissension leading to King becoming the first Democratic NH governor in 40 years
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Concord
N.H
Alan N. Pope
New Hampshire
Pope
Hopkinton
Associated Press
New York
Republic Aviation
Hotel Statler Co
King
One Survivor Found In Fighter Crash
Bangor Maine AP One of two Air Force officers aboard an F101 Voodoo jet crashed on a routine flight last night was found safe today. Captain Charles A McClead 27 parachuted from the wreck in a wooded area 85 miles north of Bangor. Captain Douglas H Roe 29 remained missing with no information on the plane or Roe.
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Bangor
Maine
Air Force
Charles A. McClead
Here
Douglas H. Roe
McClead
Roe
Exact Content Of Soviet Line Still Secret
Washington AP report says Khrushchev offered to pull jet bombers from Cuba but attached many conditions. No details disclosed. Kennedy and U S officials see missiles removal as key, while Castro blocks UN inspections. Mikoyan meets Castro in Havana amid continued bargaining with no deadline set.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Cuba
U.N
Castro
United States
Soviet Union
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Stevenson
Fidel Castro
U.S
Guantanamo
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Havana
Mikoyan
India launches major offensive on Himalayan border
New Delhi AP reports Indian troops began their strongest offensive in the undeclared Himalayan war with China. The Defense Ministry said attacks on the northeastern frontier near Walong and a Red-held village near Jang caused unknown Chinese casualties with no Indian losses.
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New Delhi
India
Defense Ministry
Walong
Burma
Jang
Bhutan
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