Tax Slash Backed by Industry Union and Civic Leaders
Industry union and civic leaders urged Congress to proceed with a tax cut effective January 1 while delaying broad tax revisions. Kennedy and Dillon favor synchronized changes but warned delaying reform could stall relief. Dillon argued deficits and inflationary fears won t justify postponing tax reform amid Cold War pressures and a growing economy.
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Congress
Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Kennedy’s 21 Member Labor-Management Board
Yedzeton
Labor
W. Willard Winz
Caar
Wahler W. Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Ditlon
Meredith Gatecrashes at Ole Miss Sparks Campus Riots
Federal marshals and Army troops guard the University of Mississippi after James Meredith's entry triggers a night of rioting leaving two dead and many injured. Barnett and Johnson defied court orders blocking Meredith, while campus disturbances and vandalism followed in dorms and halls.
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Barnett
Johnson
Meredith
Justice Department
5Th
Circuit Court of Appeals
Elbert P. Tittle
Atlanta
Montgomery
Ala
Warren L. Jones
Jacksonville, Fla
Jona R. Brown
Houston
Tex
John Minor Wisdom
New Orleans
Griffin B. Bell
Alanta
Walter P. Gewin
Tuscaloosa
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Bill Temple
Chuck Nobles
Hovty
Burns Tatum
Dick Wilson
Jackson
Cuba Drift Toward Nuclear Standoff Deepens
Reports say a Soviet delegation led by Anastas Mikoyan neared agreement to remove offensive weapons from Cuba while doubts persist about missing missiles. Kennedy maintains no direct U.S. relation with Castro’s stance, signaling continued calls for Khrushchev’s adherence to a prior pledge to remove missiles and end transmission of offensive arms.
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Cuba
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Castro
Havana
New York
Mikoyan
Khrushchev
U.N
U. S
Freighter ablaze near sea during fierce storm rescue
The crew of the Captain George battled a raging fire after leaving New Orleans on Nov 3. British airliner pilot John Forder sighted the burning ship four hours after the first SOS, reporting flames and heavy waves. Rescue ships and Coast Guard efforts followed as helicopters were proposed but distances hindered aerial help.
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John W. Forder
London
New York
Idlewild
Virginia
Coast Guard
Hamilton
George
Trinity Navigator
New Orleans
Houston
Tex
Saint Marys
Savannah
Blue Star Shipping Corp
Kingsland Ga
Editorial protests leniency in Parker gambling case
Spartanburg Herald criticizes Federal Judge Wilson Warlick for suspending a 32 year prison term for gambler Christopher Columbus Parker. Parker, described as a South Carolina kingpin, faces a $35 000 fine after the judge lowered the sentence citing the defendant’s health. The piece questions legal consistency and deterrence amid a syndicate operating in the community.
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Spartanburg
S.C
Spartanburg Herald
Wilson Warlick
Christopher Columbus Parker
Asheville
N.C
Parker
C.C. Parker
Wilson Wartick
Somh Carolina
South Carolina
Warlick
Samblers
Four Teamsters sentenced in counterfeit ring case
The Voice of the Teamsters led by Charles Meyer received sentences totaling 17 years. The Knoxville operation produced fake $50 and $100 bills tied to a Knoxville counterfeiting ring, with arrests across North Carolina and surrounding states.
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Voice of the Teamsters
Charles Meyer
Ashevier
Vesters
North Carolina
Tors
Knoxville
Robert F. Kennedy
Charles Byatt
Ashe Iongtime
Hoffa
Ville
Jule Clark
Philadelphia Police
Leon Jackson
Bobby
Greenwood
Waynesville
Wash- Koa &Sington
Teamsters
Justice Department
Kennedy
Hyatt
Jack Tarleton
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Clive
Pennsauken U2
Cmlact
New Castle
Del
Salis
Conibury
NLRB
Mojor ‘Transport
Labor Relations, Inc
Art Industry
Apie Tarleton
Wii
Secret Service
Nehru Likely to Reject Chinese Troop Draw Offer
Nehru reportedly sent an official reply to a Chinese troop withdrawal proposal in the northeast. New Delhi would cede 15,000 square miles claimed in Ladakh if accepted. Nehru signaled public rejection, while volunteers surge and compulsory rifle training begins for students and armed locals. Nagas in exile warn they could assist with training and guerrilla actions against China. Nagaland, near Burma, notes a WWII Japanese setback history.
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Nehru
Ladakh
Lal Baha‘dur Shastri
London
A. 2. Phizo
Herter Leadership in Trade Negotiations Outlined
President Kennedy frames Herter as the lead on formulating proposed objectives and directing trade negotiations. He describes the Trade Expansion Act as a bulwark of U.S. security enabling new reciprocal trading arrangements to expand markets and boost economic and military strength for the free world.
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Ladership
Herter
Kennedy
U.S
Congress
Free World
Adenauer greets U S press at National Press Club luncheon
Adenauer spoke at a Washington press event, praising American sentiment during his Marshals’ escort. He discussed his relationship with Jacquline Rose, their month-old son, and images of the boy. Miss Rose testified in Baltimore Juvenile Court about custody and care concerns.
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Adenauer
Washington
National Press Club
Aeenaer
Baltimore
Jacque ‘Line Rose
Miss Rose
Baltimore Juvente Court
Charles E. l Moslan
Wilcoxson
Fern Rose
Mas
War on wartime fugitives nets arrests in Baltimore and Brooklyn
Navy and FBI actions target nine most wanted men. Wilcoxson and Rose were seized outside a Baltimore home last week. U S Ally Joseph P Hoey announced Wilcoxson to be arraigned in Brooklyn on Friday.
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Buffalo
Bothy
Wilcoxson
Nussbaum
FBI
PBI
Miss Rose
Baltimore
U.S
Joseph P. Hoey
Brooklyn
Warning notes on Thant Cuba talks delay new disclosures
The report details continued warnings from sources about the Thant Cuban talks. It notes a partial letter release delayed by an agreement and describes meetings among Thant Lechuga Kuznetsov and others. It mentions possible New York talks, shifts in Soviet Cuban proposals, and ongoing US demands on Cuba.
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Thant
Lechuga
Kuznetsov
Weece
New York
Tarhnos
Amine Gene
Greece
United States
Cuba
Soviet Union
Weather Outlook and Cold Front Across Americas
Western leaders urged restraint over Cuba as Kennedy and Khrushchev faced off amid a string of aggressive moves. Temperatures plunged into the 30s in many areas while high seas and strong winds affected the Great Plains and southern coasts. Adenauer warned patience on Berlin and noted the Cuban bases and Sino-Indian tensions as peaks of a rising global crisis.
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Adenauer
United A
Khrushchev
Great Plains
Cold Front
Mercury
Kennedy
Bodlance
Monte Carlo
Ygine
Hamsland
United Coasioner
Louisiana
Berlin
Cuba
India
White House denies evidence of hidden missiles in Cuba
White House sources dispute a Miami News report by Hal Hendrix claiming Kennedy has hard intelligence that a substantial number of Soviet T- ballistic missiles are hidden in Cuba. They say no such information has been received and rely on unnamed secrecy surrounding the missile program. The article cites supposed tunnels and bases in the Los Organos Mountains and Sorda region with alleged Soviet technicians and armaments, suggesting White House study of next moves amid Cold War tensions.
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Kennedy
Khrusachev
United States
Castro
Miami News
White House
Defense Department
Cuba
Khrushchev
Moscow
Washington
Ken Jinedy
Khrushn
Ichev
Guantanamoc Naval Base
U.S
United Nations
Cassire
St. Marys
Libya
The
Sorda
Los Organos
Pinas del Rio
Hal Hendrix
Latin America
Hendrix
Soviet Union
Most Wanted Bank Robber Returns to Brooklyn
Bobby Handel Wilcoxson, described as the most wanted man since John Dillinger, is back in New York in chains with $1.36 on arrival to face murder and robbery charges for a $34,000 December bank holdup. He spoke of facing the electric chair and predicted everything would come out this fall.
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New York
Bobby Handel Wilcoxson
Brooklyn
Wilcoxson
U.S
FBI
John Dillenger
Bat Wilcoxson
Distress at Sea Near Cape Cod and Bermuda Five Men Missing
Gale force winds and heavy seas 150 miles southeast of Nantucket push the Moonlight and other vessels into rescue duties. The Stad Gent reports spotting five men about 300 miles northwest of Bermuda after losing sight of them in the Atlantic. Navy, Coast Guard, and merchant ships join the search.
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Nantucket
Sroet
Cape Cod
US. Navy
Suard
Stad Gent
Coast Guard
Portsmouth
Atlantic
Bermuda
Missing Brooklyn mother linked to hotel with 30 children
Police said Mrs. Bell a redheaded mother left Surf Hotel with about 30 registered children. Barbara Ann A. suffered facial swelling after an alleged blow while Deborah alleged she was struck for not paying attention. The man’s identity was not known. Mary sent to New York Foundling Hospital. other children to Welfare Department shelter.
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Surf Hotel
William Clintock
RFD No
Katonah
Sly
Bell
Canal Ave
Brooklyn
Barbara Ann
Deborah
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