Golden Rule economic ties eyed by U S and Canada
Johnson and Pearson seek a new economic golden rule to guide U S Canadian relations, forming a senior level working group to avert backlashes. They signed a multi million dollar Columbia River power deal and an international Campobello park pact while urging cabinet level talks on trade and defense.
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Johnson
Lester B. Pearson
U. S
United States
Canada
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Johnson and Pearson
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
British Columbia
Campobello Island
Franklin D. Roosevelt
de Gaull
China
Pearson
de Gaulle
Paris
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
New York Times
Eisenhower
Diefenbaker
U. S. Senate
Libby Dam
Kootenai River
Montana
Mahogany Dining Room Set Prompts Quick Ad Response
A fast want ad yields six to eight calls in six days for a mahogany dining room set with a tahte table and six chairs. Raymond LeBeau at 126 Elberon Avenue reports rapid sales and satisfaction with overall results, noting the national average is four days.
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Rousehair
Raymond LeBeau
Elberon Avenue
Vermont Governor Floats Study on State Lottery
Gov. Philip H. Hoff proposed forming a state lottery after a news conference. He will ask the Ways and Means Committee to study feasibility and possible operation at Green Mountain Park in Pownal with tickets sold at state outlets.
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Montpelier
Vermont
New Hampshire
Philip H. Hoff
Legislative Ways and Means Committee
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Hoff
Senate Finance Committee Nears Final Tax Cut Vote
Washington AP The Senate Finance Committee aims to complete work and vote final approval today on the 311 billion tax cut bill. President Johnson urges swift passage to boost the economy, with a 14 percent withholding rate set immediately and the overall individual tax cut now around 11.5 billion, retroactive in part to 1963 and 1964. The plan relays two thirds of cuts to 1964 and one third in 1965, shifting to a 14 to 70 percent rate range from 20 to 91 percent.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Johnson
House
Finance Committee
Rhode Island Bill Targets Teen Cigarette Sales
Providence UPI reports a Rhode Island bill to ban selling cigarettes to anyone under 18. Senator Thomas R. Diluglio of Johnston introduced the measure on Wednesday, prohibiting sale gift or delivery to under 18, with the current legal age at 16.
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Providence
R.I
UPI
Rhode Island
Thomas R. Diluglio
D Johnston
Stafford 4 H Sewing Club Renamed Ripanal Ruin Club
Stafford Springs Connecticut The Stafford Buttons and Bows 4 H Sewing Club announced on Wednesday that it has changed its name to the Ripanal Ruin Club reflecting a new identity and direction for its activities.
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Stafford Springs
Baker's Rise to Millionaire Amid Senate Probe
Government auditor testified that former Senate aide Robert G. Baker increased net worth from 11025 in 1954 to 2166886 by February 1, 1963, with assets including 456666 in real estate and 1582630 in 14 company stocks. A $300000 suit over a vending plant franchise sparked the inquiry. Rep. Gross urged a House probe, linking Johnson to Baker via a free stereo gift.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Lorin H. Drennan Jr
Government Accounting Office
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Drennan
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Baltimore
Sery-U Corp
Sery- U
Rep
H. R. Gross
House
Johnson
Kennedy Wins Indonesian Ceasefire Summit Truce
Envoy Robert F. Kennedy secured Sukarno’s agreement to a ceasefire in the Indonesia Malaysia border conflict and a summit for peaceful talks. Sukarno announced the truce amid ongoing Confrontation policy tensions, with Malaysia and the Philippines awaiting further arrangements in Bangkok.
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U.S
Robert Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Pacific
Sukarno
Borneo
Bob Kennedy
Jakarta
Indonesia
UPE
Robert F. Kennedy
Malaysia
Kennedy
Philippines
Roeslan Abdul Agani
West New Guinea
Subandria
Regar
Johnson
Focmet
Bangkok
Thailand
Abdul Rahmar
Soviet veto blocks nuclear arms ban without MLF changes
Geneva UP I reports the Soviet Union vetoed a ban on spreading nuclear weapons unless NATO abandons the multilateral Nuclear Force plan. Semyon Tsarapkin told reporters no agreement on non dissemin ation unless the West drops MLF. The United States rejected dialog beyond its policy. Poland and Czechoslovakia backed Tsarapkin asserting non dissemination hinges on West Germany not obtaining nuclear arms directly or indirectly.
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Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
West
United States
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Tsarapkin
West Germany
U.S
Poland
Czechoslovakia
FCC Rules Subtle Censorship for Provocative Broadcasts
The FCC renewed licenses for three Pacifica stations WBAI in New York KPFA in Berkeley and KPFK in Los Angeles while forswearing censorship of provocative programming. It defended observer discretion, stated individual listener choice governs what to hear, and found no grounds for further inquiry into Pacifica's Communist associations based on government and agency information.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
The
Pavifica Foundation
WBAI
New York
KPFA
Berkeley
Calif
KPFK
Los Angeles
Pacifica
Senate Internal Security
Commission
John Birch Society
Communist Party
Pacifica Foundation
Revolt in Rules Committee Pushes Civil Rights Action
A bipartisan revolt in the House Rules Committee could cut hearings on a civil rights bill and push to pass it before the Lincoln birthday recess. Rep. Richard Bolling leads the bid to force a vote ending hearings, counting on Republican support amid a 10 Democrats 5 Republicans lineup, four Southern Democrats among them.
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Washington
House
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Bolling
South
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