Brazil Leader Demands Kennedy Reply Over Infiltration Charge
President Goulart angrily challenged the United States to explain claims that Communists infiltrated his government. He ordered a halt to Washington talks on more U.S. dollar aid and pressed for clarity from President Kennedy. The dispute centers on a State Department report and Lincoln Gordon’s role in the charge.
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Washington
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Gordon
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Harvard
New Waiter System Won't Hike Costs
Titusville city council will review proposed city services rates after a $43,000 water system renovation. Rates cover water sewer and refuse, with unmetered charges based on home size and metered minimums. All customers will be metered after completion. Baker projections show varying minimums at different usage levels.
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Russians Testing Missiles Listed as Counterrevolutionary Case
Report cites two American women held after alleged missile program ties. Martha G'Neil, family from Ore Tando, Fila, recalls hearing blasts near detention. Another detainee, Mrs Ehamms, says she was arrested November 4 1960 at home. Both deny specifics and claim 10 year sentences.
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Ehamms
Education And Racing Bills Face Key Assembly Week
Harrisburg AP: Major items before the General Assembly include Gov. Scranton’s proposed state Board of Education, a Senate test of legislative strength, and a House harness racing bill. The plan would create a 15 member board with two councils, while court appointed arbitrators would handle district reorganizations. Public hearings are set for March 27-29.
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General Assembly
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Scranton
Heavy Rains Trigger Floods Across Southern West Virginia
Flooding after days of heavy rain hits southern West Virginia as Tug and Guyandotte rivers rise to three feet above flood stage. One man drowns after falling from a truck into Pond Creek near Williamson. Torrential rains also lash parts of Tennessee and California, causing widespread damage and snow in the mountains.
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Wilson County
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California
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Los Angles
San Dito
Angeles National Forest
Opinions On City Needs From A Courier Writer
By George Cookus critiques Corry city needs including more general practitioners and dentists, praises garbage removal as efficient and cost effective, and questions high school planetarium additions as unnecessary. He warns against industry handouts and urges practical, common sense.
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Corry
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Ourliax
Butts Bryant Deny Alleged Football Fix
Alabama coach Paul Bryant and Georgia athletic director Wallace Butts deny a football fix. Bryant says a lie detector test supported his denial. Butts initially refused then considered testing but advised against it. The Saturday Evening Post article claims a telephone leak and detailed Georgia plays.
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Butts
Willam H. Schroder
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Post
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Burnell
Small Businesses Stand To Gain From Tax Cuts
The text outlines potential gains for small businesses from a corporation tax rate cut from 52 percent to 47 percent and a reduction from 30 to 2 percent for certain small firms. SBA estimates add about $20 million for small businesses with profits above $25,000 and roughly $90 million for unincorporated owners and partnerships, excluding most professionals and farming, fishing, and forestry sectors.
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