Soviets push for concessions in test ban talks
The Soviet Union says Western powers stall in nuclear test ban talks and must offer major concessions. Kuznetsov argues for two to three on site inspections yearly, while Western powers seek eight to ten. Godber says negotiators are closer than ever and notes scaled down inspection demands.
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Kuznetsov
United States
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Rockefeller aides hold talks on New York newspaper strike
Colorado Springs AP report notes William J. Rowan and Vincent McDonnell met ITU leaders Bertram Powers and Thomas Laura in Colorado Springs to discuss the 70 day New York newspaper blackout. White House and Labor officials say talks aim to bring publishers and unions to a bargaining table. no details released.
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Kennedy optimistic on tax cuts amid Western alliance strain
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass a tax reduction package to avert slower growth and higher unemployment, forecasting a bill with consensus by session end. He warned delaying action could hurt U S economic prospects and deepen strains with allies while highlighting Latin American efforts against subversion. He noted continued U S defense roles in Europe, with potential troop withdrawals only if weariness grows, and indicated no immediate economic concessions.
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Six Army Officers Arrested In Plot To Slay DeGaulle
Paris police report six high ranking Army officers were arrested early today amid an alleged plot to kill President Charles De Gaulle during a visit to the Ecole Militaire. One officer on the reception committee and a French woman English teacher were among those detained as raids widened. The Interior Ministry gave no details, but unconfirmed accounts say a rifle with a telescopic sight was seized and a guard was posted during De Gaulle's two hour thirty minute tour of the school.
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Reds Set Sights On Venezuela Analysis by AP News
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes the hijacking of a Venezuelan government freighter as a potential move by Communist-Castroist forces to derail national elections this year and plunge Venezuela into revolutionary chaos amid a new surge of terrorism in Caracas.
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Big Shots and IRS Settlements Stir Public Outcry
Tax collectors note settlements with famous individuals are often framed as not surrendering but as the best achievable outcome if cases go to court. IRS officials cite limited data and late disclosure by taxpayers as reasons for the differing amounts, while lawyers on both sides stress the government’s tough stance on big cases and sometimes question trading of items in bills.
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Sam
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Hertzog
IRS
Bardenheuer
Earle C. Clements
Kentucky
Chuckle On Avoiding Trouble and Respect
A short witty note advises that to steer clear of trouble one should wrong no man and write no woman, attributed to Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Canadian Loggers Back From Long Strike Agreement Reached
Ontario loggers resume work after a 19 hour bargaining session ends a month long walkout. A 40 hour week and other gains are sought while violence erupted in the logging region leaving three dead and nine wounded. Ratification planned Saturday to settle the 52 month dispute.
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Ontario ‘Bushland
Leslie Rowntree
Rowntree
Oggers
Steel-Labor Talks in 1963 Seen as Peaceful Path
AFL CIO Steelworkers President David J. McDonald signaled a cautious approach to possible 1963 wage and benefit negotiations with steel producers. He noted a May 1 reopening window under the two year contract but said no decision had been made and cited weak 1962 company earnings as context.
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Local meeting attendees listed in photo caption
Present were Mrs. Robert Warner Walter Lamb Mrs. Warren Peterson and Mrs. Alan Sawyer with the present president. Story continues on page 2.
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