JFK Advisers See Inflation Threat and Restraint
White House aides warn rising prices could accompany a renewed business upswing, with no direct wage or price controls planned except in wartime. Heller Dillon and Rostow urge self restraint to avoid inflation, noting wage negotiations and potential industry guidelines may shape outcomes.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Walter W. Heller
President's Councill of Economic Advisers
Heller
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Walt Willman Rostow
Advertising Council
Rostow
Labor-Management Advisory Committee
Committee of Labor, Industry and Public Representatives
Goldfine Faces Possible Shortened Term Says Sources
Federal sources say Bernard Goldfine could win early freedom or face longer prison time depending on his cooperation and disclosure of more than 400000 dollars moved from Strathmore Woolen Co and other holdings. Judge George Sweeney ordered disclosure as part of Goldfine's five year probation after a one year and one day sentence for evading nearly 300000 dollars in federal income taxes. He began serving at Danbury federal prison and previously served a day for contempt. A grand jury may be convened if he cooperates.
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Boston
Bernard Godfine
George
Sweeney
Galdfine
Goldfine
Geveral
Strathmore Woolen Cs
Federal
Geldfine
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbory
Conn
Newspaperman Wallace Dies at 86 in Louisville
Tom Wallace, past president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and dean of Kentucky editors, died Monday at age 86. He led the Coulsville Times editorial page, held roles with Inter-American Press Association, and began as a police reporter for the Times. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Shelbyville.
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Louisville
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kentucky
Tom Wallace
Coulsville Times
Inter-American Press 1 Association
Wallace
Times
Louisville Dispatch
Louis-ville Evening Post
Louisville Herald
St. Louis
Henry Watterson
Wale
Courier-Journal
Wallace Lnter
Shelbyville
Rockefeller and Goldwater Held Possible Ticket
Republican National Chairman Willany S. Milley says a Rockefeller Goldwater or Rockefeller Goldwater ticket is plausible though Sen. Harry Goldwater and Sen. Jacob Javits caution against a hybrid. Miller also notes a Nixon run could be likely if the 1960 GOP slate advances with Nixon as standard bearer.
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Washington
Willany S. Milley
Goldwater Rockefeller
Harry Goldwater
Jacob K. Javits
Joldwater
Nelson A
Rockefeller
New York
Javits
Miller
Goldwater
Sen
Kenneth
B. Keating
RNY
New Storrs
Conn
Tnlver
York
Connecticut
GOP
Vice Press
John Philip
Surplus Would Reduce Property Tax, Steve Says
Colorado politics focuses on a potential surplus at end of fiscal year tied to property tax relief. McNichols refutes claims of a $22.5 million surplus, while Skiffington predicts savings to taxpayers through future state budget usage. Separate notices include a public sale in Weld County and a town description about Longyearbyen in Spitsbergen.
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Steve
Denver
McNich
L. J. Skiffington
R-Manitou Springs
Colorado
McNichols, & Democrat
Johannesburg
California
Bomtender
Iial
Mitler
Republic
Mark C. Hatfield
McNichols
Revenue Department
Skiffington
Sean
Cane
Pualie
Greeley
Weld County
Congress May Spur Action On One-Year Wheat Bill
Washington lawmakers weighed delaying the administration farm bill to rush a stopgap one-year wheat plan. Senators Ellender and Young signaled changes to the omnibus bill, with Freeman detailing possible two-price wheat proposals amid huge surpluses and $3 billion invested in price supports. Farmers must know next year’s program within weeks to avoid continuation of current supports.
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Congress
Washington
Lesdera
Wueqi
Allen J. Ellender
J. D-Law
Senate Agriculture Committee
Milton Ji. Young
N. D
Young
Secretary of Agricultura
Orville J Freeman
Senate Committee
Freeman
Ellender
Two Suspects Held in Wyo Murders Near Green River
Green River Wyoming authorities hold two men on first degree murder charges in the May 7 killings of two construction workers near Green River. Dave Case 83 of Salt Lake City and George Les Thompson 49 of Lyman Wyoming face extradition and habeas corpus questions as details emerge of a flirtation incident at the Motor Inn Cafe that allegedly led to the shootings.
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Green River
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Sherrif N. Dy Hayward
Dave Case
Lyman
George Les Thompson
Georges Nimmo
Grover Logan
Rock Springs
Jang
Logan Herzog
Ogden
Utah
U.S. Highway 20
Green Rivs Wer
Wyoming
Salt Lake County
Nimmo
Thompson
Nino
Army Says Russ Ahead in Chemical Biological War
An Army spokesman testified before the House Appropriations Committee that the Soviet Union leads in chemical and biological warfare. He warned Soviets are far ahead offensively and defensively, and the U S would need about five years to catch up. Key officials cited Soviet stockpiles and covert capabilities threatening Pentagon personnel and allied defense.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Army
U. S
House Appropriations Committee
Chemical Corps Intelligence
W. 3. Black
Wesley Schraeder
Sam Schraeder
Reute
Groeley
Westmont College
Santa Barbara
Calif
Schroeder
Wasl-mont
Schraeder
San. Fernanda Valley State College Inn
San Fernando
Arthur Trudeau
Alaj
Marshall Stubbs
United States
May Lift Ban in South Africa Amid Uncertain Protests
Justice Minister Francois Erasmus says the public gathering ban could be eased early next week if peace holds but warns the government may reimpose the three week old ban if demonstrators proceed on June 26. The ban began during preparations for the republic's upcoming vote on May 31.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Francois Erasmus
Republic
US signs aid deal for tax tattling in Korea
The United States and South Korea signed a formal agreement allowing a reward program. the plan provides up to 2 million dollars in aid and taxes collected on education and public works projects. The arrangement aims to continue efforts against tax evasion and related penalties.
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U.S
Seoul
South Korea
Washington
United States
Korea
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