Kennedy plan to halt gold outflow gains support in Congress
President Kennedy's plan to curb gold outflow draws favorable reaction on Capital Hill though sparking new debate over foreign aid spending. Senate leaders differ. Fulbright backs foreign assistance while Byrd and Robertson urge frugal cuts and caution about rapid spending.
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Washington
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Capital Hill
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D-Ark
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Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
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Banking Committee
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England
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United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robertson
Congress
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Eisenhower
Kenneth B. Keating
Kennedy Aides Seek March Start for Unemployment Relief Plan
Kennedy aides push a mid March rollout of a plan to extend unemployment compensation after five weeks with claims rising beyond 500000. The plan would restore benefits up to 13 weeks, financed by federal advances to states and a payroll tax base increase from 3000 to 4800 per employee, repaid within five years at an estimated 950 million cost.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means Committee
Puerto Rican Joins Team to Improve U.S. Latin Ties
Dr Arturo Morales Carrion, a 47 year old Puerto Rican, is named deputy assistant secretary of state for inter American affairs. He will focus on cultural and educational relations with Latin America and must be confirmed by the Senate. Morales previously held a similar post under the Puerto Rico Commonwealth.
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Washington
Arturo Morales Carrion
U.S
Latin America
Morales
Kennedy
Senate
Commonwealth of Puertaco
Baby Boy Shows Spartan Spirit
Kenneth T. Craig Jr., a 21 month old quadruple amputee in Denver, is learning to feed himself with artificial arms and walk on artificial legs after doctors amputated his left leg last July and then his right leg and both hands a week later to treat a rare blood vessel condition. He has had ten operations. He has two brothers Gary, 14, and Scotty, 9, and his father is a 38 year old automobile salesman.
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Denver, Colo
Kenneth T. Craig Jr
Kenneth
Gary
Scotty
Death Bill Progress Seen In Pennsylvania Legislature
The House Judiciary Special Committee approved a bill abolishing the death penalty and sent it to the full House. Chairman Louis J. Leonard said the vote was unanimous, a historic first since World War II for such a proposal. Rep. Francis Worley noted uncertain chances and preferred a public hearing before a possible floor vote.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Judiciary - Special
Louis J. Leonard
Allegheny
Francis Worley
R-Adams
Worley
Quiet Understanding Probed In Antitrust Court Case
Free enterprise clashed with organization man in federal court over price fixing and market division. Indictments against 29 electrical equipment makers reveal fines and jail for executives while questions linger on how widespread such “quiet understandings” are beyond one industry and whether customers are injured.
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AP Business News
Amalhyst
Philadelphia
Free Enterprise
Organization
Uy Ad
Vice Press
Ganey
Senate to Consider Funds and Housing Bills
In Harrisburg the Senate prepared for a showdown over Gov. Lawrence's proposed 180 million revenue program and fair housing legislation. Leaders hoped for 26 votes for constitutional majorities, with possible GOP support. The gasoline tax may rise two cents to seven cents. other tax changes face GOP opposition. The housing ban bill aims to curb discrimination in sales and rentals but failed last week by one vote.
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Senate
James
Berger
GOP
William J. Lane
Washington
Z. H. Confair
R-Lycoming
Contair
Harold Flack
R-Luzerne
Flack
John J. Haluska
Dcambria
State Highway and Bridge Authority
Edward J. Kessler
Lancaster
Kessler
Confair
Senate Grants Kennedy Broad Power to Reorganize Agencies
The Senate approved a bill by voice vote extending to President Kennedy wide authority to reorganize executive agencies. The measure, after about fifty minutes of debate, would allow creation of a new Department of Housing and Urban Affairs as proposed in the State of the Union.
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Senate
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry 5. Trilman
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State of the Union
U.N. Deliberations Seek Lumumba Release Amid Congo Crisis
Asian and African nations push the U.N. Security Council for Lumumba’s release from prison in Katanga. Ceylon the United Arab Republic and Liberia draft a resolution demanding Lumumba’s freedom Congo army disarmament and reconvening Parliament. U.S. Ambassador Stevenson urges caution and reports private talks with Hammarskjold and Zorin while seeking a consensus on Congo policy.
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United States
U.N. Security Council
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Ceylon
United Arab Republic
Liberia
Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Council
Lumumiba
Stevenson
Kennedy
Katanga
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Navy probes cause of Polaris missile failure at Cape
The Navy seeks the cause of a spectacular Polaris missile failure at Cape Canaveral as the second stage cartwheeled and burned. Officials suspect an experimental hardware piece on the first stage may have caused Monday's accident. In Miami, Pan American is the only major airline still flying the Miami Havana route after Cuba's government suspended Cu ban Air Lines service. National Airlines has no plans to resume flights.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape
Miami, Fla
Pan American
Miami
Havana
Cubana Air Lines
National Air Lines
Indians in Revolt in Chimborazo Province Ecuador
About 2,000 Ecuadorean Indians on the warpath demanding higher pay from big landowners. The march involved herdsmen and agricultural workers in Chimborazo Province on Monday.
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Quito
Ecuador
Chimborazo
Melody Tops San Remo as Italy Chooses New Star
Betty Curtis wins with Al Di La at the San Remo Festival while polio survivor Luciano Tajoli leans on a chair to sing. Adriano Celentano and Little Tony deliver the runner up Ventiquattro Mila Bocche in a clash of melodies and howling styles in Italy’s famed song contest.
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Italy
Carlo Donida
Enzo Mogol
Betty Curtis
Roberta Corti
Betty
Luciano Tajoli
al di la
Adriano Celentano
Little Tony
Celentano
Antonio Ciacci
Milan
Mailer Calls Five Obscene Words In Poem Reading
New York AP Nor man Mailer upset after curtain dropped on his YMHA recital citing five Anglo-Saxon words in 29 short poems. YMHA director Kolodney calls the poems raw obscenity. Mailer, out on $2 500 bail, pleaded innocent to felonious assault in a party stabbing case.
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New York
Norman Mailer
Mailer
Young Men's Hebrew Association
William Kolodney
YMHA
Kolodney
Kennedy plan to limit duty-free imports sparks mixed reactions
U S officials signal tightening travel purchases as Kennedy aims to protect gold reserves. Tourists and bankers voice concern over potential price cuts at shops serving Americans, while Britain and Japan express cautious support for broader economic coordination.
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London
Ken
Nedy
Japan
United
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