Humphrey urges liberals to back quick tax slash plan
In Washington Senate leader Humphrey urges liberals to back a rapid tax cut up to seven billion dollars to spur the economy. He cites a poll with President Kennedy showing Senate support but expects action timing to depend on August 10. He argues for a broad across the board cut and notes past tax reductions amid deficits.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
White House
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Harrison A. Williams
Dn.j
John Sparkmen
D-Ala
Sonotone Wisp-Ear Hearing Aid Promises Tiny In Ear Use
Cordless hearing device billed as the smallest in the world sits in the ear with no cords or tubes. It weighs about 1/5 ounce and claims to improve hearing for men and women on every occasion.
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Sonotone
Big New Space Facility Planned At Canaveral
Washington AP reports plans for a new Cape Canaveral space facility to handle Saturn V stage assembly and transport. A two mile route will connect the vertical assembly building to launch pads with a canal for barge delivery of C5 stages.
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Canaveral
Jerry T. Baulch
Washington
Cape Canaveral
U.S
Isoutu
Lhe Evangelist
Earth
Strp
Attorney General
Elect Tha
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlantic Beach
Ttic
NASA
Court Order Seeks To Curb Revival Noises
Nearly 200 followers of evangelist David Terrell gathered at the Richland County Courthouse to challenge a restraining order aimed at quieting nightly revival meetings at the State Fairgrounds. Sheriff Sligh and Assistant AG Goolsby heard complaints. Terrell’s supporters called for relief while prosecutors seek a balance between religious gatherings and neighborhood peace.
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Columbia
David Terrell
Richland County
State Fairgrounds
Strother S. Sligh
Clarence T. Goolsby Jr
Ane
Actem Wan
John Crews
Terrell
Sligh
Halielujah
Claude Leapheart Jr
Buffalo
Union Leaders Call General Strike in Peru Protest Military Move
Union leaders ordered a general strike for Monday against Peru's military seizure of the government. The Confederation of Workers, spanning sugar textile construction farm and transport sectors, seeks restoration of constitutional government, Congress, and democratic defense. Some Lima unions balked, and protests in Peru's capital grew tense with police using water cannon and rubber bullets to restore order.
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Peru
BIMA
Confederation of Workers
Sone
Victor Rant
Haya de la Torre
APRA
Confederation
Manuel Prado
National Congress
Lima
Prado
President Prado
Tuesonia
Max Espinoza Galarza
Barbourville officer killed in deadly gun battle
In Barbourville Kentucky Officer James Smith 48 died from a shotgun blast as he and fellow officer Charles Mayes faced Parker Hemphill 54 who wounded five times by Smith shots and Mayes return fire Hemphill in fair condition in a Mus hospital Hemphill charged with murder Mayor Paul Buchanan said the officers answered a disturbance call and Hemphill drew a gun before turning on them Smith married with two children.
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Barbourville, Ky
Barbourville
James Smith
Charles Mayes
Parker Hemphill
Smith
Mayes
Hemphill
Mus
Kentucky
Paul Buchanan
Hemphili
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