Johnson Proposes Four Guidelines for World Peace Pact
President Johnson calls Khrushchev to broaden his nonaggression plan and proposes four guidelines for a wide ranging international agreement. The guidelines ban direct and indirect aggression to change borders, prevent expansion by force or subversion, urge peaceful dispute resolution possibly via the United Nations, and preserve the inherent right of self defense. The Berlin access issue is implied in discussions of enforcement and procedures.
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Washington
Johnson
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Ber
Lin
East Germany
Berlin
Khruishchev
United States
Russia
Shrushchev
Red China
United Nations
U.N
Ohio Democrats Waver Over Glenn Endorsement
In Columbus, Senator Stephen Young sought a Democratic endorsement as delegates at the state convention showed growing support for astronaut John Glenn. County chairs planned a pledge review, while Glenn backers claimed broad county backing and were pressuring city delegations. Dr. Robert Voas dismissed talk of Glenn aiming for the vice presidency.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPT
Stephen Young
John H. Glenn
Young
Democratic
Robert Voas
Glenn
Senate
Five Day Forecast Sees Temperatures Slightly Above Normal
The five day outlook shows high readings averaging eight degrees above the seasonal norm of 22 with little day to day change. Showers are expected again about Wednesday.
Kennedy Memorial Mass By BSO In Boston Cathedral
The Kennedy memorial Mass at Boston’s Cathedral of the Holy Cross featured a solemn Requiem by Mozart performed with the Boston Symphony under Erich Leinsdorf. The service included 60 choir members from Harvard Radcliffe, NEC, Chorus Pro Musica, and St Johns Seminary, with soloists Saramae Endich Eunice Alberts Nicholas de Virgilio and Mac Morgan.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Erich Leinsdorf
Mozart
Kennedy
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Boston
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Richard Cardinal Cushing
U. S
Boston Symphony
Harvard- Radcliffe Choral Society
New England Conservatory Chorus
Chorus Pro Musica
St. Johns’ Seminary
Saramae Endich
Eunice Alberts
Nicholas de Virgilio
Mac Morgan
Pittsfield
Tanganyika Quells Troop Mutiny With Nyereere's Intervention
Tanganyika troops mutinied demanding better pay and living conditions but returned to their barracks after President Julius Nyerere intervened by radio. The incident raised fears of a nationalist revolution similar to Zanzibar's, with reports of beatings and looting before calm was restored. About 50 US government employees and 28 Peace Corps members were in Tanganyika, with American safety confirmed by the embassy. Tanganyika sent 300 policemen to Zanzibar, weakening Dar es Salaam security as Okello sought talks in the capital. Nyerere, seen as moderate, guided Tanganyika toward independence with retained British officials and efforts to improve the economy.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
Julius Nyerere
Zanzibar
Africa
Britain
Neyerere
U.S
London
Peace’ Corps
Spice Island
Office
Central African Airways
Salisbury
Rhodesia
John Okello
Nyerere
Okello
Cardinal Cushing Praises Kennedy Mass Remembrance
Cardinal Richard Cushing spoke after the Mass for President Kennedy praising leadership and genius. He likened Kennedy to Mozart, noting both shared a creative impulse and a radiant influence spanning centuries. The remarks highlighted enduring inspiration drawn from their legacies.
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UPT
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Kennedy
Kenedy
Mozart
Alcoa Maintains Aluminum Ingot Price at 23 Cents
Pittsburgh AP reports Aluminum Co. of America will keep the ingot price at 23 cents per pound. As the nation’s top producer, Alcoa’s move prompts questions about other makers like Reynolds, Kaiser, Consolidated Aluminum, and Aluminium Ltd. The Canadian firm noted its price affects U S ingot sales, while Alcoa cited no overseas price rise and warned against antidumping concerns.
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Pittsburgh
Ap) — Aluminum Co. of America
Alcoa
Reynolds, Kaiser
Consolidated Aluminum and Aluminium Ltd
Aluminium
United States
Atcoa
Canada
Johnson Predicts 1964 Prosperity If Tax Cut Passes
President Johnson, in his first economic report to Congress, urged immediate action on the $11 billion tax cut to drive 1964 growth. He warned without the cut the economy could slump into recession, and unveiled plans for an early warning system to curb inflationary price and wage hikes. He cited a 44 percent rise in corporate profits and a 600 billion GNP, promising that tax relief could lift GNP to about 623 billion in 1964 and push long term growth toward a balanced budget. Johnson also pressed for higher overtime penalties, education aid, hospital insurance for the elderly, mass transit funding, renewed housing laws, a higher minimum wage, extended unemployment benefits, and anti-poverty measures targeting 34 million Americans earning only 590 per capita in 1952 polled against 1900 national average.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Kennedy
Record Crowds Hit Berkshire Ski Slopes This Weekend
Berkshire area ski fields drew over 25 000 skiers across Friday Saturday and Sunday surpassing the prior 17 000 record. Night skiing at Bousequet drew 800 plus. Otis Ridge set its biggest crowd yet as 1 100 turned out Saturday. Attendance peaked with 3 500 arrivals at Pittsfield Airport Catamount.
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Berkshire
Bousequet’s
Donald L. Soviero
Otis Ridge
Dave Judson
Johnson urges review of U.S. foreign aid policy
President Johnson called for a review of foreign aid while stressing continued humanitarian and national security aims. A committee led by George Ball will propose revisions to the AID mission, potentially shifting functions to State and Defense. He warned of public fatigue and misperceptions about aid and Marshall Plan comparisons, noting aid creates jobs and business.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
U.S
George Ball
Agency For International Development
AID
State Department
Defense Department
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