Solons Discuss Mediate Tax Cut Amid Budget Fears
Washington AP report says President Kennedy may seek a limited tax cut to cushion the economy. Senate Democrats report mixed reactions to such a canvass led by Mike Mansfield. Kennedy wary of signaling defeat and faces broad worry over deficits and voter response in an election year. Byrd blocks further tax reductions as the Senate Finance Committee weighs options.
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Giant radio telescope scrapped before first soundings
The Pentagon halted the huge movable radio telescope project at Sugar Grove West Virginia citing skyrocketing costs and rapid space tech advances. Since 1958 the government spent 41.7 million of 126.2 million appropriated. The massive 700 foot dish, intended to map the moon and probe Mars and Jupiter, will not be completed.
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Winston Churchill Recovers in Middlesex Hospital
Winston Churchill rests in Middlesex Hospital after a thigh fracture. Doctors expect him to be discharged home next week as his condition improves following the setback and a day of champagne to celebrate progress.
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Parachute Fails to Open Hurts Skydive Student
Lois Ann Frotten 20 of Massachusetts suffered a near fatal fall when her emergency chute failed to deploy during a first jump over Mystic Lake. Instructor Jack Baroche and bystander Fred Whitely aided in the rescue as she was rushed to Cape Cod Hospital. Preliminary exams found only facial cuts.
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Hunter To Be Charged In Youths Death
Elmer D. Haight of Youngsville 31 to be arraigned this afternoon for the shooting death of a youth near Bear Lake. Investigators say the boy was hit when Haight mistook him for a groundhog while hunting on his stepfather’s farm. The slug struck Dale in foot shoulder and skull. State Police indicate charges of shooting at and killing a person in mistake for game will be filed before Justice J Regis Thompson.
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Village trims barking hours for dogs
Westfield village board last night limited barking and howling to one hour daily after previously allowing two hours. The decision targets nuisance noise and aims to reduce disturbance for residents.
Rusk to push Berlin accord at Geneva talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk plans a major Geneva push to move Soviet demands on withdrawal from West Berlin toward an agreement to disagree. He will join Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and other nations to address Berlin, Laos neutrality, and a broader disarmament agenda at the 17 nation talks.
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Peru Junta Cracks Down as Demonstrations Fade
In Lima on Wednesday night the military junta quickly dispersed student protests against the military takeover. Three students were wounded as troops used submachine gun bursts tear gas water cannon and truncheons. The coup prompted Latin American nations to suspend relations and pause aid while Peru seeks international recognition from the United States and other governments.
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Corry residents urged to rate city on page six
AP Special Correspondent reports Corry's survey invites residents to rate Gor ry's progress. The piece critiques Peruvian and Latin American politics and notes voter sentiment, military influence, and U S reaction, urging timely participation in the questionnaire.
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Drunken driving plea leads to probation after crash
Fine Charles Ayers paid $100 for the offense plus $70 in costs and a levy to pay, with six months to settle the full amount. Police said Ayers was eastbound on West Charles Street when he lost control, struck a traffic sign, and caused the collision near Northwest and West Chireh streets.
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Plain Institute To Host One Day Community Services Institute
A one day institute on community services will be held Saturday October 20 in Carry under the Corry Harbor Council. Louis Bartol, council president, announces the event the first of its kind in Carry and emphasizes a community centered program addressing social welfare with speakers from Carry and invited national leaders from AFL-CIO and AP L CIO committees. Union members from Corry and Youngsville recently attended Penn State University as part of related activities.
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Funeral services set for Rev. Chait of SS Francis of Assisi
Slated in Norristown Pennsylvania services will be held Saturday for Rev. Chait long time rector of SS Francis of Assisi Church. He served the parish eighteen years and died after a period of illness.
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Communist Flood Victory Report From Kwonging
Chinese officials claim a battle victory against floods in Kwonging after days of record rainfall. The Communist News Agency reports water levels on the North and West rivers have fallen, easing the worst flood threat described as century worst by authorities.
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Berlin Berlin Crisis Interview Warns West Will Resist
The second part of an exclusive AP interview with General Liefus discusses Berlin strategy during the Cold War. He warns the Kremlin to back off as the West will resist with force if Soviet actions threaten Germany and the Allied presence.
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