Last Weeks Cold Here Moves East
A cold wave from the Midwest pushed into the Eastern states on Monday. Temperatures plummeted with sleet and snow, turning rain to frozen precipitation and bringing record cold to northern areas. Freezing conditions extended south to Texas and the lower Mississippi Valley, with citrus losses feared in the Rio Grande Valley. A Lake Erie region snowstorm disrupted western New York traffic, halting sections of the thruway and reducing visibility.
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President Kennedy to Hold News Conference Wednesday
The White House announced that President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 pm Wednesday. It will be his first news conference since December 14.
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Weather forecast snapshot with mixed regional details
The report blends 24 hour and 2 p.m. temperature readings, public service notes, and a five day forecast across Colorado and Wyoming. It notes varying highs in the 40s to 60s, colder nights near and below zero, with colder conditions in the east midweek and warmer trends later. Snow is mostly confined to northern and eastern areas with scattered mountain activity.
President Kennedy urges July 1 wage tax cut start
President Kennedy presents the annual economic message urging a $13.5 billion tax cut with $6 billion yearly benefit to individuals and a July 4 start. He predicts reduced withholding boosts take home pay, expanded purchases, and higher output, while warning of deficit risks and recession fears. Special relief for small businesses would be retroactive.
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China May Test Nuclear Device Soon Says US Spokesman
Washington AP State Department spokesman Lincoln White warned Communist China may explode an atomic device by year end or next. He cautioned a long gap would remain before a meaningful nuclear capability and noted that tests precede weapon delivery advances. Talks on a nuclear test ban began in Washington amid Kennedy Khrushchev exchanges.
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UN Troops Enter Kolwezi End Katanga Reintegrat ion
UN forces moved into Kolwezi to reintegrate Katanga, ending a dawn to eight hour operation. Brig. Reginald Noronha led a 100-vehicle column with armored cars and amphibious craft, meeting Katangan leaders with promises of cooperation. Explosives were defused near the river bridge as Ramayana troops captured the Kolwezi air base.
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Reds Hopeful of Viet Nam Victory Through U S Delay
A purported September 1 1982 Viet Nam report cited by AP claims the Communists seek eventual victory via U S restraint. It describes Washington fearing large troop commitments and portrays U S hesitation as hindering South Vietnamese efforts against the Viet Cong. The document, deemed authentic by some sources, discusses strategies and global ripple effects of intervention.
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De Gaulle Pushes European Third Force Talks at Elysee
Adenauer faces ministerial and public pressure as De Gaulle presses for a new European third force under French German leadership. The talks aim at closer defense and cultural cooperation while keeping Britain out of the Common Market and NATO nuclear plans.
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Khrushchev Signals Acceptance of Onsite Inspections
Soviet Premier Khrushchev indicated in letters with President Kennedy his willingness to accept onsite inspections in principle to verify a nuclear test ban. U.S. officials called the shift encouraging though not a final breakthrough, as talks continue in New York and Washington.
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GOP Tax Cut Amendments Blocked in Colorado Senate
GOP lawmakers crush three Democratic amendments aimed at expanding tax relief and making cuts permanent. Sen Dale Tursi loses three consecutive bids as GOP filibuster-like tactics halt on a 18 percent income tax cut debate in the Colorado Senate. Senator Sam Taylor tries delaying action as party line votes resist expanding exemptions and preserving relief beyond 1962 earnings.
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Two Deaths Raise Road Toll To 18
A man and two women were killed in separate traffic accidents Sunday, lifting Colorado’s yearly road death total to 18. The report notes a prior year figure of 3 for a comparable period.
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France urged to join Soviet inspection plan, Moscow reports
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told correspondents that three one site inspections could be agreed to in a comprehensive Lesb han agreement and repeated that France must join. He echoed Khrushchev in letters with President Kennedy published Monday, stressing France’s participation.
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