Kennedy backs tax cut not tied to spending
President Kennedy endorsed Rep Mills statement that the tax cut should not be paired with added government spending to stimulate the economy. He said he subscribes to Mills Monday assertion that the country will pursue growth by tax relief and private activity, not by pump priming through spending.
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Wilkins
Maxwell Air Base
Montgomery
Birmingham
IFL Display of Faith in Top Officers
Iowa Federation of Labor delegates at Memorial Coliseum left top three officers unopposed for second terms and rejected a four year term plan. AFL-CIO organizer Ed Haines urged expanding organizing among Iowa workers and nationwide, noting 130000 organized and potential 300000 with 10 percent weekly effort. Moynihan to speak. convention ends Thursday with open vice president at large race and Shaff plan discussion.
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AFL
Haines
Daniel Moynihan
New York
Lloyd Hale
Burlington
Hugh Clark
Dubuque
Robert Loesby
Clinton
George Parks
Iowa City
Iowa Man Denies Fraud In Cedar Rapids Federal Case
Leo A Zimmerman, 31, former Monticello resident now in Los Angeles, pleads innocent to a federal fraud indictment in Cedar Rapids. Clifford J Emerson, formerly of Oelwein now in Chicago, pleads guilty to related charges. The case involves obtaining funds from Waterlo o woman and Industrial Credit Co. of St Paul under false pretenses. 11 counts, filed Aug 29 in Sioux City.
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Leo Alva Zimmerman
Monticello
Los Angeles
Clifford J. Emerson
Oelwein
Chicago
Industrial Credit Co
St. Paul
Aher Levis
Zimmerman
Sioux City
Grain Program Costly Freeman Warns lowans
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman told a Monticello audience that the voluntary feed grain program would cost a large sum for an indefinite period if kept. He estimated roughly three quarters of a billion dollars annually for payments to farmers with unneeded grain land out of production, noting costs could drop after surplus reduction but remain high. He warned urban opposition may grow as outlays continue, arguing Congress leans toward city interests. Freeman’s speaking tour seeks farmer input on future policies amid debates over mandatory controls and Kennedy administration plans.
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Uestions Hous
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Morris O'Reilly
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Clarence Metcalf
Nichols
O'Reilly
Metcalf
ASC
Iran Parliament Results Endorse Shah Reform Policies
Tehran report says the Iran parliamentary election results announced Wednesday backed the Shah's land reform and related reforms, signaling strong government support for his program.
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Tehran
Iran
South African Foreign Minister Sees U.N. Dissolution as Blessing
Foreign Minister Eric Louw told reporters on Wednesday the dissolution of the United Nations would be a blessing for South Africa and certain other countries. He did not name those countries.
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Somerset Strand
South Africa
Eric Louw
U.N
Indonesian Riot Attacks British Embassy in Jakarta
Demonstrators protested a Malaysia related issue and looted, set fire to the British embassy, and attacked embassy staff homes in Jakarta. The three story embassy was left burned out.
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Indonesia
Malaysia
British Cricket Club
President to Confer with Negro Leaders on Birmingham Crisis
President Kennedy will meet Thursday with Rev. Martin Luther King Jr and six other Negro leaders to discuss Birmingham racial tensions. The visit follows Sunday church bombing that killed four children and sparked riots as Indonesian troops were reported moving to quell unrest.
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Kennedy
Martin Luther King, Jr
Birmingham
Pierre Salinger
White House
Kennnedy
Salinger
Hurricane Cindy Triggers Deluge Across Southeast Texas
Dying Hurricane Cindy stalls over southeast Texas causing cloudbursts up to two feet. Orange and Beaumont report 15 to 20 inches of rain, Deweyville 24 inches as floods force hundreds from homes. Civil defense declares state of emergency. rescues by trucks and boats continue.
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Cindy
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Deweyville
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Sabine River
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Gulf of Mexico
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Air Force
Green Acres
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Red Cross
Civil Defense
Orange County
Winged Spacecraft Lost at Sea In Asset Test Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL AP The first American winged space payload lifted by a Thor rocket reached 35 miles and reentered toward a landing zone 1 000 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral. After several hours no payload sighting, recovery vessels searched the area as officials weighed possible loss and studied signals from a radio beacon failure.
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Atlantic
Chuckle on Wealth If We Lived Year Round Like First Week After Vacation
A light humorous note muses on wealth if living year round as in the first week after a vacation. It playfully contrasts carefree vacation vibes with everyday routines and budgets.
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