Grange opposes tax cut while budget remains unbalanced
The National Grange at Fort Wayne voted against reducing federal taxes while the budget is unbalanced. Delegates from 38 states also urged tax relief debates, crop subsidies, and reforms to tobacco and cotton programs, favoring subsidies over cutting grower prices and stressing efficiency to balance the budget.
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India Presses for Helicopters as Nehru Seeks Aid
President Kennedy received an urgent appeal from India's Prime Minister Nehru for airborne transport and helicopters. The message, delivered by Ambassador Nehru, followed Chinese attacks nearing India's Assam oil fields and requested additional arms and equipment beyond the $5 million already airlifted.
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GOP Redistricting Impacts GOP House Gains
The GOP faces factors shaping its party gains including governors in large states and regional shifts in the House. Redistricting after the 1960 census allegedly disadvantaged the GOP, contributing to defeats such as veteran Rep. Walter H. Judd of Minnesota.
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Bonn j Luebke Asia tour report incomplete
Fragmentary OCR notes appear to mention Bonn J Luebke during a tour of Asia in December and reference a president as a single person. Details are unclear and no full facts are present.
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Asia
Fear Over Possible Deal in Meredith Enrollment
Clarence Ferguson, general counsel for the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, expressed serious concern Monday about a possible federal state deal related to James Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss. He said the government’s handling of the constitutional crisis in Mississippi may be inadequate and noted a recent Justice Department disclosure of an agreement with Mississippi on Meredith’s enrollment.
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Minow and Hagerty clash over Hiss case action
In Washington, Minow of the FCC urged government restraint amid debates over the Hiss case and press freedom. He argued broadcasters must remain free from government censorship and advertiser pressure, insisting journalists present all sides of controversial issues. The remarks followed turmoil over Der Spiegel coverage and Nixon related inquiries.
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Death Claims Dr. Campbell At Age Of 83
Dr. Thomas Moody Campbell, 83, noted German literature scholar and former dean of Northwestern University’s graduate school, died in Lynchburg. Survivors include his wife Cora, son Thomas M. Campbell Jr., and daughter Mrs. Robert G. Gehrz. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at Duiguid Memorial Chapel, Spring Hill Cemetery burial.
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Walker Returns To Campus In Mississippi
Walker returns to campus in Mississippi as pertain shipments to reach Te moving through campus corridors and officials note ongoing logistics.
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Disasters And Riots Highlight Turbulent News Week
Reported disasters include a Greek freighter Cap tain George fire during a storm with 15 crewmen missing and 7 rescued, plus a rescue off Seaham where five Britons and four fishermen drowned amid a riot aftermath. The Oxford Miss story covers federal courts and Major General Walker’s court hearing amid civil rights tensions. Meredith’s arrival at Mississippi campus sparks debate on federal Mississippi programs versus state policy.
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Court backs agency shop in union bargaining dispute
The article outlines Congress aiming to curb compulsory unionism while allowing bargaining cost sharing. NLRB previously ruled agency shop legal under Taft-Hartley, a decision later revised by Kennedy appointees. The ruling affects GM plants in Indiana and Florida cases, with mixed results in courts.
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Six Are Killed When Car Hits Culvert Near Hannah
A car packed with 10 people struck a roadside culvert on State Road 21-34 five miles east of Hannah, Florence County, flipped and burned. Six passengers died including Ernest Brayboy and his family. three others were hospitalized with injuries and burns. Buddy Smith was treated and released. Coroner William T. Eaddy identified the dead and noted the car was traveling about 40 to 45 mph.
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Man Fined 1000 Dollars and Given One Year For Drunk Driving
A Richmond man, Robert Earl Johnson, 43, was fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to one year in jail for his third DUI conviction within 13 years. Judge Hermaney Cooper, noting five prior driving offenses and three within the 10 year period, imposed the maximum allowed by Virginia law. Johnson, who is Black, plans to appeal to Hastings Court.
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Chou Enlai Says India China Clash Will Grow
Tokyo based AP report quotes Chou Enlai saying the India China conflict will expand in scale. He warned Africa and Asia that U S arms aid to India worsens the dispute and urged a peaceful settlement of the boundary question. He accused India of aiding Tibetan rebels and pursuing Tibet as its buffer zone.
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Russia mulls labor laws amid Khrushchev shakeup
Reports say thousands quit over low pay and poor conditions as Leninist party reorganizes. Khrushchev faces Cuba setback and shifts capital in heavy industry while creating two main party branches for agriculture and industry. Also notes French tightrope walker Henri Rechatin extending stilt record and long tours.
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Federal panel urges faster growth with tax cuts for 1983
A fiscal policy report calls for quicker economic growth with price stability and increases in consumption and investment. It favors a major tax rate cut in 1983 while noting credit and balance of payments limits curb reliance on monetary stimulus and urging careful scrutiny of federal spending.
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Bright reports area issued on economy
The Commerce Department released a set of October economy reports noting a $2.1 billion rise in personal income to a record annual rate of $445.6 billion, a 5 percent annual gain. New housing starts climbed 17 percent from the prior period, and 4 percent above the year earlier level with 129,100 privately financed units. Durable goods new orders rose 3 percent to a record high, with durable goods sales totaling $16.4 billion, matching the prior two months and the spring peak.
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Cuban Sabotage Plot Leads to UN Arrest Sparks Iran: S The hand grenade plan and refinery strike claim trigger fear in New York area as Cuba protests Casanova arrest
Cuban authorities protested the detention of Santiesteban Casanova by the FBI over alleged immunity issues while two Cuban UN mission members left for Mexico City. The FBI alleges a Cuban ring planned to blow New Jersey refineries and attack Christmas crowds in New York. Union leaders authorize a strike at Lockheed plants over union shop demands, citing wage and employment terms. Lockheed facilities span California and Florida sites, including Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg.
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Udall seeks temporary permit for Mr. Magoo at zoo
Udall explains a lengthy legal background behind an amendment to permit Mr Magoo to reside temporarily in the zoo due to wide public interest in animals, particularly among Dutch children, aiming to curb a population explosion.
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