Conflicting Versions of Teddy Kennedy Photo Incident
A Vermont Sunday News photographer and a Kennedy spokesman offered opposing accounts of a 5 p.m. incident at Smugglers Notch lounge. Photographer Philip Lawson says Kennedy grabbed the camera and ruined film. the Kennedy camp says Lawson cooperated and the photo was not allowed, with multiple photographers present. Publisher William Loeb defends Lawson as professional and accuses the Kennedys of trying to suppress the news.
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U.S
Edward M
Ted’’ Kennedy
D-Mass
Vermont
Philip Lawson
St. Albans
Vermont Sunday News
Kennedy
Lawson
Edward Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Robert McNamara
Defense
Washington
William Loeb
The
Robert Bruso
Loeb
Manchester, N.H
Cuba
Kennedy Defends Tax Cut Plan Amid Budget Criticism
President Kennedy argues the European Common Market must expand to the Free World while opposing critics who warn of budget deficits and debt from the proposed large tax cut. He claims civilian spending is down and the deficit would rise only if tax action delays a recession.
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de Gaulle
Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy outlines growth targets and tax plan impact
President Kennedy argues for a growth focused tax package he says could lift output by 4 percent, increasing goods and services, profits, wages, family income, and federal revenues. He cautions against distributing gains to corporations and urges broad, rule-based policy beyond party politics.
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Kennedy
Chicago writer and radio commentator Harlan Read dies at 82
Chicago born author and retired radio commentator Harlan Read, aged 82, died Sunday. Read was known for his long career on air and his books. He left a lasting mark on Chicago broadcasting and literary circles.
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Harlan Read
NLRB to Enter Negotiations in Witwer Walk-Out
The NLRB will join negotiations over the Witwer Grocer Co strike in Cedar Rapids as the three week walk-out continues. A non compliance charge is under investigation and a written contract proposal is to be sent to union attorney Robert F. Wilson. The NLRB ruling on good faith bargaining may be entered as a decree by the Eighth Circuit next week.
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Witwer Grocer Co
Cedar Rapids
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Holmes
Robert F. Wilson
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Witwer Employes
District Finals Set for Legion Oratorical Contest Tuesday
The district finals of the American Legion original oratorical contest for high school students will be held at the Little Theater. Company Attorney James will announce details and preside over the event.
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Dubbuque
Jackson
Jones, Scott and Linn
West Des Moines
United States
American Legion
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Little Theater
The Victor Borge Show TV Special Promoted
Enjoy a Smorgas-Borge night with The Victor Borge Show a television special on Monday at 8 00 p m TV 9. The listing promises laughs and fun galore with the famed comedian.
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