McNamara Backs Pact With Claim Of U S Nuclear Lead
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told the Senate the United States possesses tens of thousands of nuclear warheads and that the limited test ban would preserve a U S lead over the Soviet Union. He cited underground testing to delay Soviet progress and prolong U S technical superiority, while noting comparative Soviet limits in missile delivery and megaton yield. Continued on Page Two.
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Tax Cut Plan Nears Crucial House Vote
In Washington AP reports the Treasury drafted a plan to cut most Americans income taxes by about 15 percent. The House Ways and Means Committee plans to vote soon as it moves toward a full tax bill expected next month. Kennedy presses for passage while the Senate may delay action.
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Tax cuts eyed by House panel amid deficit concerns
The Ways and Means Committee debates a net tax reduction of about 10.3 billion dollars aiming to balance revenue changes. Rejected 5 percent floor on itemized deductions reshapes the plan, while disallowing state taxes modestly offsets losses. Presidents proposals reflect a broader effort to cut individual and corporate taxes with varied savings for families at different income levels.
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U S to Launch Test Satellites for Nuclear Detection
Secretary McNamara announced the United States will launch initial satellites within two months to detect secret nuclear tests in deep space. He said a megaton test would need over 20 million miles from Earth to evade ground sensors, and a six to eight month schedule aims for Earth and solar satellite systems to deter shielded tests.
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First Lady Kennedy Nearing Return From Hospital Stay
Jacqueline Kennedy continues recovery after cesarean birth and the infant’s death, with no announced discharge date. She walks the eight bedroom suite at the military hospital, reads Catherine de Medici and Letters From The Vatican, and receives limited family visits from Princess Lee Radziwill while President Kennedy remains in Washington.
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Today's Chuckle on the Automobile Moral Force
The quote notes that the automobile has become a strong moral force in America by reducing horse theft, citing Copt General Kea Corp. as the source. It frames cars as a social instrument linking mobility to ethics.
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Rockefeller Eyes 1964 Nomination With Two Primaries
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller signals readiness to pursue the 1964 GOP nomination through at least two early primaries, New Hampshire on March 10 and California on June 2, with George Hinman reporting the plan while avoiding a full scheduling commitment. Rockefeller polls hint at an edge over Barry Goldwater, though both have not confirmed candidacy.
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Higher Costs Worry Civil Rights Marchers
Washington AP reports the August march on Washington for jobs and freedom faces rising incidental costs. A loudspeaker system quote reaches 15 800 dollars, funded partly by marchers financing travel and meals. National civil rights groups estimate a needed budget of 75 000 dollars, likely an underestimate.
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Bar Association opposes three proposed constitutional changes
The American Bar Association, with 258 members in its House of Delegates, unanimously opposes two amendments and rejects a third. The proposed changes would let states propose amendments without Congress, create a state chief justice court of the union to override Supreme Court rulings, and remove federal jurisdiction over state legislative apportionment.
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Railroad Union Group Ready For Proposals
Washington report says the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen policy group met with Secretary Wirtz to discuss solutions to the work rules stalemate. A 156-member committee elected A. L. Miller as chair for special sessions and heard progress on proposed legislation ending a four year dispute that could trigger a nationwide rail strike.
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Suit Holds Jimenez From Deportation
A paternity suit delayed the return of Marcos Perez Jimenez, the former Venezuelan dictator, to face embezzlement charges. The State Department announced his extradition, with a chartered plane dispatched from Caracas. He remained in Dade County Jail as legal fights continued over asset claims and bonds.
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Berlin Wall Two Years Old
Berlin marks the second anniversary of the Berlin Wall with memorials for victims and displaced families. West Berliners recall 1961 sealing of borders, the wall’s 262 mile run through the city, and ongoing refugee flows and clashes as authorities defended the barrier.
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WILL AMERICA LEAD Help colleges gain classrooms teachers now
A public service advert urging support for higher education. It calls for funding classrooms and laboratories and dedicated teachers through a free booklet from HIGHER EDUCATION Box 36 Times Square Station New York 36. Published in cooperation with The Advertising Council.
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