Canada Goes Into Austerity To Defend Dollar
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker ordered an emergency austerity program to stabilize Canada’s faltering dollar. The plan includes spending cuts, higher tariffs on certain imports, and a 3 to 14 percent tariff range on various goods. Canada seeks over $1 billion in short term aid while the Bank of Canada pegged rates higher to attract investment.
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Ottawa
John Diembaker
Canada
U.S. Treasury
Diefenbaker
U.S
U. S
Bank OF Canada
Diefenbaker Sak
Ford Workers Ratify Pact Ending Walton Hills Strike
United Auto Workers Local 420 ratified a pact ending a Walton Hills stamping plant strike that halted Ford passenger car output and idled about 77,000 workers. About one third of the local's 3,200 members attended the meeting to hear details of the 11 page agreement, with 39,000 back by midnight Monday and the rest by the following Monday.
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Cleveland
United Auto Workers Local 420
Ford Motor Company
Walton Hills
Ford
Bedford
Four Bluefield Cops Arrested in Burglary Ring
Bluefield West Virginia four police officers faced burglary charges after a five‑month probe by Mercer County and state police. Capt. Charles Crigger Lt. Charles Fox Sgt. Eugene Kirk and Patrolman Robert Lee were jailed or released on bond and will face preliminary hearing Friday in Princeton. Prosecutor W C Bivens Jr said more arrests likely within 48 hours. Local officials suspended the four officers pending investigation.
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Mercer County
W. C. Bivens Jr
Bivens
Charles Preston Crigger
Crigger
John Michaels
Charles A. Fox
Fox
J.C. Penney
Euigene Kirk
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F. Bailey Limber Co
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Princeton
James B. Belcher
Randolph Whittle
Mercer
E. D. Bazzie
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New York Flooded Two Killed As Storm Pummels City
Lightning and heavy rain flood New York City killing two people and injuring others. Brooklyn bears the worst damage with basements flooded power lines and fires from wet wiring. A 38 year old man and a woman struck by lightning die as waters reach four feet in a Brooklyn apartment and a Queens cemetery visit ends in tragedy.
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Associated Press
New York City
Brooklyn
New York
Queens
Matthattan
AMA Offers Limited Deal On Aged Medical Care Financing
The AMA noncommitally accepts compromise on Kennedy plan for hospital and nursing home benefits for those over 65, but opposes financing through Social Security. Dr. Edward R. Annis of Miami says AMA will negotiate on health service provisions yet refuses Social Security funding, calling the system a welfare program financed by taxes. Ribicoff signals willingness to adjust the King- Anderson bill but insists Social Security financing remains.
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American Medical Assn
AMA
Kennedy
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Abraham Ribicoff
Ribicoff
King- Anderson
Annis
Congressional
Defector Martin calls his act foolhardy yet not ashamed
William H. Martin, an American intelligence employee who defected to the Soviet Union, said his action was foolhardy but he is not ashamed. In a three hour Leniningrad interview he discussed his reasons, his alias Sokolovsky, and his life in Leningrad. He maintains no fear of retaliation and plans to build a new life there while criticizing US policy on Social Security and government controls over hospitals. He cites his salary, privileges, and ongoing contact with Bernon Mitchell, his former colleague.
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Leningrad
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William H. Martin
Soviet Union
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National Security Agency
King-Anderson
U.S
Ce Ama
Martin
Leninerad
Sokolovsky
Ranom
Stex
Mathematics Insitute
Leningrad University
Truman
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Bernon
Mitchell
Benny Goodman
Goodman
Europe
Macmillan
Foreign Office
Britain
Nationalist Rally Urges Yes Vote for Algerian Independence
In Algiers the Moslem National Liberation Front led a mass rally of about 20 000 supporters urging a yes vote for independence from France in the July 4 referendum. Moslem crowds painted victory signs while Europeans prepared to leave as tensions rise amid attacks by the European-backed Secret Army.
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Algeria
France
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Rusk and Macmillan discuss a multilateral force for Europe
Secretary of State Rusk and Prime Minister Macmillan held a private discussion on Sunday night about a multilateral nuclear force for Europe once Britain joins the Common Market. They traveled through Paris Bonn and Berlin on a diplomatic tour and praised allied unity while signaling Britain's independent deterrent remains a key point.
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The
New York Times Co
London
Dean Rusk
Macmillan
Europe
Britain
Rusk
Earl of Home
Rome
Paris
Bonn
Berlin
Rusky
U S Team To Center On Pan Am Dispute
Washington officials shifted to focus on Pan American World Airways dispute with the Flight Engineers Union. A mediation team including Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg and Francis A. O'Neill Jr will pursue a settlement as Pan Am seeks a permanent injunction. Eastern Air Lines engineers strikes compound tensions.
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Washington
Sanday
Pan American World Airways
Flight Engineers’ International Assn
Pan American
Arthur J. Goldberg
New York
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
O'Neill
W. Willard Wirtz
Goldberg
Pan American File
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