Leaders Meet Kennedy On Halt To Gold Flow
Washington AP report says top business leaders led by Roger Blough of US Steel met with President Kennedy to study the balance of payments deficit and steps to reduce the flow of gold abroad. Salinger said the gathering aimed to coordinate government and business in economic policy. The president urged cooperation among government and all sectors to spur progress. Republicans criticized Kennedy’s tax-cut plan as conflicting with deficit reduction, while Treasury officials noted the goal of eliminating the payments gap by 1963. The White House session followed a Yale address stressing public-private partnership.
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Crossword Puzzle Clues Jam With Garbled Text
A scrambled crossword clue list appears with mixed letters and numbers creating a jumbled, unreadable puzzle. It includes partial entries such as irritate and other fragmented hints, making it impossible to derive coherent clues or a solvable grid from the provided text.
Unclear Parale Item Reports Quarrel and Costs
Fragmentary OCR note references a quarrel and a sum of three dollars. Names, dates, and exact actions are unreadable, leaving only a brief hint of a dispute and a monetary amount. Further readable text needed for precise card.
Rusk to Obtain Oxford Honorary Degree
Washington reports that Secretary of State Dean Rusk will receive an honorary doctorate from Oxford University in England during a later month visit to Western Europe. The State Department did not confirm the report, noting announcements usually come from the awarding university.
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Oxtord University
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Oxford
Japan Official To Visit U.S. This Fall
The Japan Times reports that Sensuke Figjieda, director of the Japanese Defense Agency, has been invited to visit the United States this fall. The invitation comes via Lt. Gen. Javnob E. Smart, commander in chief of U.S. forces in Japan.
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U.S
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Kennedy urges settlement of West Coast ship dispute
President Kennedy called for a prompt settlement of the West Coast maritime dispute with the Pacific Maritime Association. A special board of inquiry found substantial differences between the sides, and the walkout could end by June 30 if no agreement is reached.
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Kennedy
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Bus Disaster in Argentina Raises Death Toll to 43
A foggy Buenos Aires crossing tragedy involving a school bus carrying about 81 children left 43 dead after two more succumbed Monday night. Many were gravely injured, with hospitals strained as supplies ran low.
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Quest Medicare Backers Seek Compromise Amid Negotiations
Washington reports say Kennedy allies and administration supporters push for a health bill compromise this year with parts negotiable. A House panel may accept a financing measure for the aged while tax writers remain a hurdle. Officials note continued bargaining as the process moves toward a possible bill.
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Teg-Ooff
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Sita Ie Sill
Infant Dies of Crash Injuries in California
An 11 month old infant from Insanville, California died from injuries sustained in a crash. The report discusses federal provisions and potential compromises on a social security benefits bill, including private insurance options and funding considerations.
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Insanville
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Rolindall
Jewish Confab Opens Tonight In Jerusalem Talks
In Jerusalem the American Jewish Congress opens a three day conference with American and Israeli Jew participants to define the people to people relationship. James K Healy is named special mediator for the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. Israel cabinet and unions join voices for an agreed three year plan.
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Union of the Pacific, Ma|prates
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Marine Grksber
Train Crossing Incident Reported With Barricade Lift
Police arrested the grade crossing attendant and held the train's engineer and a fireman for questioning. The attendant said he lifted the crossing barriers for rock and, believing the track was clear, waved the bus across.
Comet Car Promises HighResale in Price Class
A bold car ad markets the Comet as offering the highest resale value within its price class. Tearl touts a heavenly driving experience while steering buyers toward Mercury showroom test drives today.
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