Bailey Says GOP Opposes Kennedy Tax Cut Push
Washington politics report notes Democratic National Chairman John Bailey accusing many Republicans in Congress of opposing President Kennedy's tax cut. Rockefeller advocates a larger tax cut, while Bailey says GOP leadership blocks the plan. Nuclear section quotes Harold Wilson criticizing Britain’s push for nuclear weapons and Polaris missile integration with UK submarines as financially draining and hindering NATO conventional forces.
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John M. Bailey
Congress
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Bailey
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
Wilson
Macmillan
NATO
Kansans Cast Votes On Mass Transit and Treasury Bill
The record shows Republican Kansans voting on severalCongressional amendments to a mass transit bill and on the mass transit bill itself. Carlson and Pearson voted for and against various amendments, with others like Morse and Dole also noted. The House passed a Treasury andPost Office appropriation bill 385 to 17 with Avery not voting.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Senate
Goldwater
Fl-Ariz
Carlson and Pearson
Symington
D-Mo
Tss
Lausche
D+Ohio
Tower
R-Tex
Ror
Morse
D-Ore
Pearson
Carlson
House
Treasury
Post Office
Dole
Ellsworth, Shriver, Skubitz
Avery
Direct Line Talks Set to Start in Geneva
Soviet and American delegates agreed to meet Tuesday to begin discussions on a direct communications link between Washington and the Kremlin.
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Geneva
Washington
Kremlin
Worker Kills 5 of Family Then Surrenders at Church
New Rochelle New York AP reports electronics worker Charles Hansen 32 shot and killed his estranged wife Delores 26 their son Arthur 4 and her parents Jack 72 and Mary 63 plus a son James 17 in two Mount Vernon homes. He later handed two pistols to a pastor at a church and surrendered to police.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Charles Hansen
Mount Vernon
Delores
Arthur
Hansen
Jack Canosa
Mary
James Canosa
Canosas
Robert
Frank
Robert Hahn
Frank Canosa
Canosa
George M. Davis
Mr. Davis
Westchester County
Bronx
Pilot Flores Returns Home to California
Pilot Ralph Flores, survivor of a Yukon ordeal, is back in San Bruno California with his wife six children and his literary agent after arriving in San Francisco following the incident. He had earlier fled Hansen and sought shelter near New Rochelle where an early Mass was held.
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Pilot Flores
California
San Bruno
Calif
Hahn
Ralph Flores
Hansen
Hansen I
Trinity Episcopal Church
New Rochelle
Yukon
Hutchinson Dairyman to Receive Centennial Award
G. Fred Williams of Hutchinson will be presented the Centennial Award for Distinguished Service to Agriculture by Kansas State University. The ceremony occurs during the Master Farmer Master Homemaker recognition program in Manhattan. Five Kansas farm couples will also be honored.
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Manhattan
Kan
G. Fred Williams
Hutchinson Dairyman
Kansas State University
Kansas
Cleveland Newspapers Return After 130 Day Strike
In Cleveland the Plain Dealer and the Press & News resumed home delivery after a 130 day strike by 2300 union workers. The stoppage caused an estimated 6 million in wages lost and 20 to 30 million in economic impact. The walkout began with Teamsters Local 473 and ended with new contracts signed Friday.
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Cleveland
Teamsters Local 473
Kennedys Return From Camp David Flight Home
President Kennedy and two children plus a family dog arrived back at the White House after a weekend at Camp David. Mrs Kennedy did not accompany them. The scene at International Airport included 20 relatives and many reporters awaiting updates on pilot Ralph Flores and model Helen Klaben after their crash ordeal.
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Washington
Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
White House
Camp David
Rockefeller impresses Nebraska Republicans on 1964 bid
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller charmed the Nebraska Republican Executive Committee during a Midwest swing amid debate over a 1964 presidential bid. State Chairman Robert Denney praised his conservative stance as Rockefeller outlined tax cuts and growth goals. Rockefeller urged reducing corporate taxes and personal income tax cuts slated for July 1.
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Omaha
Neb
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Nebraska Republican Party
Robert Denney
Fairbury
Rockefeller
New Yorker
Denney
Red Hopes Dwindle In Chile Elections
Santiago Chile AP President Jorge Alessandri’s pro Western coalition easily defeated a Communist led alliance in municipal elections that served as a warmup for the 1964 presidential campaign. Red hopes of taking over Chile’s next year dwindled as returns from 1.8 million votes cast Sunday poured in.
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Santiago, Chile
Jorge Alessandri
Red
Chiles
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S. Santa Fe
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L. S. Banson
Folger's
IGA Brand
U. S
Houseshoes
Chanute, Kansas
T-Bone
H & Food Center
South
Senta Fe
Rocky
Nebraska
Roman Hruska
Chile
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