Dillon Concedes Tax Cut May Delay Balanced Budget
Washington AP Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon told the Senate Finance Committee that Kennedy’s tax-cut plan likely prevents a balanced budget before fiscal 1967. Sen. Byrd warned of four years of deliberate deficits, while Dillon urged rapid debt-limit action as the ceiling may be breached by May 31. An amendment to raise the cap to 309 billion through July and August was adopted 11-2.
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Khrushchay on war and Marxism Leninism
Khrushchay warns against warmongers and insists that revolution must not rely on war. He states communism should be based on Marxism Leninism, not on destroying the world, and asserts the people do not want war. He argues a war to end imperialism is impossible because of popular will.
Everest climbers reach final ascent era news update
Reports from the Everest expedition describe west ridge progress as climbers press from a 27 200 foot camp toward the summit amid light winds. Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Teasing Norkey led by Sir John Hunt earlier reached the top on May 29 1953.
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Khrushchev warns imperialists and pledges restraint
Khrushchev says peaceful coexistence underpins policy and warns imperialist powers against aggression. He criticizes Western media for a crisis narrative, pledges not to destroy America, and urges calm while noting possible world danger if the United States misreads events. He also commits to ending ideological rifts with China and dismisses Western exploitation of the split.
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Cornell Pioneers Architecture Department in U S History
Cornell University becomes the first American school to establish a department dedicated to the teaching of architecture, marking a landmark development in design education and professional training.
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City issues license reminder for vehicle stickers
City Collector Ed Cole reminded residents to bring vehicle registration and paid property tax statements when purchasing city motor vehicle stickers. The July 1 deadline has no grace period due to December ordinance. New residents must obtain a sticker within 30 days of establishing residency.
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City Appointees to Be Sworn in Next Wednesday
Mayor John G. Christy announced that all appointed city department heads will be sworn in next Wednesday evening in the council chambers at City Hall. The ceremony will include city clerk Margaret Christian and officials such as Lon L. Stone deputy city collector LeRoy Henry city engineer Charles Enloe street commissioner Fred Reinders and others.
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Thomas H. Benton
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James G. Bruce
Birmingham Pact Ends Mass Demonstrations for Desegregation
Letters criticizing segregation reach from Antwerp and Paris as protests begin in April. Birmingham merchants, seeing weak sales while other cities report gains, push a biracial agreement ending demonstrations on May 8. Pact calls for gradual desegregation of store facilities and better treatment of Black workers to steady the economy.
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Charges Filed On Prison Escapee Harry Houston Jr
Two additional charges were filed Thursday in Magistrate Court against Harry Perry Houston Jr. by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Riley. The 28 year old, who escaped a prison farm, faces car theft and escape charges linked to the same case as prior May 6 rape and robbery allegations in Jefferson City. Preliminary hearings for the two new charges are set for May 29.
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Missouri Extension Service under fire in legislative probe
Frost urges investigation into Missouri Extension Service claiming downgrade of agricultural support and university control over farm programs. He introduces 11 supporters from St Joseph to Polk and Columbia areas, including Webb Entbrey and John Sam Williamson, who cite discontent, lax personnel, and a shift away from farm production toward other activities.
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Wheat price clash fuels debate over export ban power
The move authorizes Wheat Freeman to curb exports under the International Wheat Agreement Act if U S prices fall as Kennedy forecast. Republicans including Dirksen and Halleck call for Freeman’s resignation, arguing the plan fails voters’ support. Farmers fear loss of farm freedom, while University and Farm Bureau leaders defend extension work and soil conservation efforts amid broader ag policy battles.
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Goldwater Backers Form Kansas City Presidential Club
A Missouri Goldwater for President Club was incorporated on Thursday with plans to raise funds and solicit support for the Arizona senator for the Republican nomination. The Kansas City office will be led by Reps. John M. Holliday Ralph Ublaut Jr. and Sen. Don Owens, with directors including R. Crosby Kenner Jr. and others from Kansas City.
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Missouri Highway Patrol Death Log Summary Lifts Three Deaths
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports three deaths in the 24 hours ending midnight. Year to date total reaches 348, compared with 306 at the same point last year.
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Daily Capital News staff and office information
The Daily Capital News lists publishers and editors with contact numbers and office address at 210 Monroe Street Jefferson City Missouri. It notes Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery across Missouri and outside states.
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Wheat bill split shifted by farm lawmakers across parties
In Maine, lawmakers from both parties discuss passing a wheat cotton bill despite White House opposition. The split shows that many legislators from Republican and Democratic ranks feel fed up with administration debates over farm legislation. Party pressure could steer action in Congress.
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