Kennedy urges action on tax cut amid Congress delay
Washington Kennedy pressed Congress to pass the House passed $11 billion tax reduction bill this year, warning delaying until next year could harm the economy. He said civil rights action should move this year and suggested the Senate Finance Committee could wrap tax hearings earlier. He cited foreign aid, China policy, and security concerns in a wide briefing with implications for U.S. policy and international relations.
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Gambling in RIL Official Eye Opener
Providence Rhode Island AP reports U S Attorney Raymond Pettine says illegal gambling in Rhode Island is a $100 million annual business, based on records seized in federal raids and disclosed during a TV appearance on WPRO TV.
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Reorganization Drive Gains Ground in Latin Alliance
Brazil backs broader Latin control in the Alliance for Progress, seeking to dilute a seven nation coordinating committee. Bolivia is the sole supporter among 20 Inter-American talks. U.S. and Latin delegates clash over influence and delays due to possible congressional ratification.
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North Korea Attacks UN Inspectors In DMZ Shootout
In Sequi l Korea, North Korean troops fired over 1000 rounds at an eight man UN inspection team in the demilitarized zone. A U.S. soldier was wounded, a South Korean captain seriously wounded and possibly dead. The team wore yellow armbands and used a yellow flag on the boat. The attack left the rest freezing and exhausted, with one interpreter hospitalized for shock. U.N. protest planned.
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Plate Askew on Automobile Sparks Shootout in Maynard
Patrolman Charles Sullivan, 41, was shot in the shoulder after signaling a car with a crooked plate. The driver opened fire, fled on foot, and the stolen car was abandoned two days earlier in Somerville. Police from six towns sealed a five mile square swampy area to trap the gunman. Sullivan received treatment at Emerson Hospital, Concord.
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Peabody shifts on death penalty amid murder cases
Gov. Peabody said a first degree murderer sentenced to the electric chair has no assurance of commutation by him or the Executive Council. The remark marks a reversal from his prior pledge to seek commutations. He noted police officers shot in Greater Boston and denied ever saying no murderer would go to the chair under his term.
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Thief Steals Jewels From Lady Wittingdon's London Room
A thief took jewels valued at 14000 dollars from Lady Wittingdon in a London hotel room Wednesday night. Her husband leads Britain's largest private and thief experts firm.
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Kennedy denounces Yale spy claim in Barghoorn arrest
President Kennedy criticised the Soviet Union over the arrest of Yale scholar Frederick Barghoorn for spying and urged his early release. He noted U.S. protests and canceled talks on a new cultural exchange, stressing Barghoorn’s constructive role and the need for disclosure to protect cultural programs.
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Beavers Threaten Richmond School Springhouse
Richmond officials face a 20 acre beaver dam behind Richmond Consolidated School threatening the springhouse. Road superintendent Frank Rawson says the dam must be broken this week as exposed pipes under railroad embankment are blocked. State wildlife official Gene Moran may trap and relocate the beavers, which are protected but removable with permission if causing damage.
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