Kennedy Appeals for Peace and Prosperity With Business
President Kennedy seeks to bridge distrust with business leaders in a Tampa speech. He argues the administration is pro public interest and outlines rebuttals to charges of excessive regulation deficits and rising spending. He emphasizes harmony, cooperation, and nationwide prosperity.
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Vermont Takes In Over One Million From Pownal Track
Vermont earned more than 1 million dollars from its first full season of pari mutuel horse racing at Green Mountain Park in Pownal. Finance director Bruce Mosher said revenue covered May 24 to Veterans Day, with about 500 000 from summer and 580 000 from fall racing. The legislature cut the state share mid summer after poor attendance, costing an extra 500 000 in revenue if kept.
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McNamara Sees U S Arms Ahead of Reds
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara asserts the United States fielding a superior strategic nuclear deterrent and mobile conventional forces armed with tactical nuclear weapons. He spoke to the Economic Club of New York arguing the U S posture should not be debated by Soviet actions in Berlin and Cuba and warned Moscow of decisive military consequences if miscalculated.
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Cambodian crowds back Sihanouk plan to end U S aid
Thousands of Cambodians cheered Prince Sihanouk as he announced a plan to end all U S aid by year end. Posters reading Go home Yankee appeared as the crowd showed strong support for cutting foreign assistance.
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AFL-CIO Opens Drive to Mobilize Union Voters
The AFL-CIO began a nationwide effort aimed at turning out millions of union members to back allied candidates in the upcoming elections. The 167 member general board announced the campaign to organize labor support.
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Lincoln Gettysburg Address disputed origins debated by scholars
The article surveys views on when Lincoln wrote the Gettysburg Address amid debate from historian Dr. David C. Mearns and Brooks records. It notes a train ride theory, Washington beginnings, and Gettysburg completion with quotations and historical context from Hoosick Falls and Washington.
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Goldwater faces Pennsylvania primary entry by supporters
Senator Barry Goldwater says he will not bar supporters from entering delegates in the April 28 Pennsylvania GOP primary. Governor Scranton worries about a fragmented slate as Goldwater delays an official decision on his 1964 presidential bid.
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Senator Asks Full Probe In Baker Case
Clifford P. Case urged the Senate Rules Committee to pursue all aspects of the Baker case including possible links to broader congressional integrity concerns. He noted Baker’s resignation under fire amid a civil suit alleging influence peddling tied to defense contracts.
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Aiken Attacks Hoff Milk Bill Push in Vermont
Senator George Aiken R Vermont criticizes Governor Hoff for backing a meeting promoting a Proxmire milk pricing bill. He argues the plan would reduce Northeast class II milk production, raise Midwest margins, and shift costs to producers despite a claimed $7 million U.S. dairy gain.
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Glendale mom warned for filling bags with dog food
A Glendale Arizona housewife received a police warning after she used dry dog food pellets in Halloween trick-or-treat bags when she ran out of candy. The incident prompted local officers to caution residents about proper treats for children.
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New Europe influence debate shifts Cold War tone
Walter Lippmann reports from Rome Paris and London as a new phase in East West tensions emerges. He notes Western leaders lose sway abroad while Europe seeks renewal and modernization to blunt nuclear fear and adapt to changing political ideologies.
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Inside to Outside: PTA Letter on Dropout Issue
A state PTA president discusses the school dropout problem in a letter on Page 4. Bennington College thanked for gifts funding two harpsichords on Page 5. Kansas City plans closer fences for slugger Rocky Colavito on Page 6. The writer recalls travels to Budapest, Warsaw, and Paris with reflections on Polish attitudes toward China, shared with long-time French friends.
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