Kennedy Alone Proposes Tax Plan to Modernize U S Business
President Kennedy outlined a broad 1962 tax reform package aimed at spurring growth and reducing the balance of payments deficit. The plan includes a business investment tax credit, tighter rules on expense accounts, repeal of special dividend tax treatment, and measures to curb tax havens and foreign dollar leakage while protecting federal revenues.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
U.S
Castro claims major Cuban invasion repelled on southern beaches
Fidel Castro announced that rebel invaders were wiped out on Cuba's southern beaches and large stocks of U S arms captured, including Sherman tanks, while admitting heavy losses. Rebels said main force reached Escambray mountains to resume fight. Moscow and U S officials warned of consequences and a new rebel radio station reported continued activity in the Escambray.
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Associated Press
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Escambray
Castro
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Dean Rusk
Freedom
Rusk
Radio Escambray Libre
Puerto Rico
Cochinos Bay
Giron
Court reform measure advances in House committee
A North Carolina House committee reported favorably on a compromise court reform proposal and killed three related bills. Only Rep. Crawford opposed the compromise. Rep. Kerr voted present. Supporters hope a floor vote occurs next Tuesday and that the alternative Crawford bill remains available if needed.
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Raleigh
House
Courts and Judicial Districts
Buncombe
I. C. Crawford
Crawford
John Kerr
Warren
Kerr
Cuban Airliner Lands At Kindley Field Bermuda
A Cuban airliner belonging to Cubana, owned by the Castro government, landed at Kindley Field Bermuda at 4 50 a.m. The Air Force provided no further information beyond noting the field is used jointly by the Air Force and commercial lines.
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Washington (Ap
Air Force
Kindley Field
Bermuda
Cubana
Bermuda Airdrome
20 Americans Reported Held In Havana
The Swiss government reports about 20 Americans arrested in Havana including three journalists. Earlier mentions named Robert Berrellez of AP and Henry Rayment of UPI as arrested. The Swiss rumor of a broad roundup follows a diplomatic communications blackout since the fighting began.
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Washington
Havana
State Department
Robert Berrellez
Associated Press
Henry Rayment
United Press International
Cuba
Bern
U.S
United States
Cash Awards For Teachers Supported
The State Board of Education chairman said a bill to give cash awards to outstanding North Carolina teachers would help morale. Sen. Lunsford Crew’s plan calls for annual awards with a grand prize of 1,000 dollars for the statewide winner. About 5,000 teachers and students from 13 counties watched the special session in Memorial Coliseum.
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Winston-Salem
State Board of Education
North Carolina
Dallas M. Herring
Rose Hill
Lunsford Crew
Halifax
Herring
Board of Judges
Memorial Coliseum
Kennedy to Talk on Cuba at ASNE Meeting
President Kennedy planned a broad address to the American Society of Newspaper Editors focused on Cuba and the broader world crisis. He was expected to reiterate warnings to Khrushchev about outside military intervention in Cuba and to clarify U.S. stance on Laos relations.
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Washington
Kennedy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Fidel Castro
White House
Cuba
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Khrushchev
U.S
United States
ASNE
Fulgencio Batista
Hollow Victory Signals Possible Castro Downfall
AP analyst warns Havana victory proclamation may mark a turning point for Fidel Castro and Cuba. Questions loom over Castro’s grip on power as Communist allies, the Escambray rebels, and external supporters threaten renewed resistance and potential regime destabilization.
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Miami
Fla
Havana Radio
Havana
Escambray
Fidel Castro
Anti-Castro Cubans fear rebels waited too long in Cuba
A story from Guantanamo Bay reports Ori ente Province anti Castro Cubans fear rebel invaders may have waited too long to strike. An American source says Castro's government has time to round up leaders, driving the uprising’s prospects down while he claims US complicity. Youths with rifles and priests arrest disruptions fuel resentment amid reported plenty of food and medicine.
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Fidel Castro
Cochinos Bay
Escambray
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Associated Press
Ben Price
Oriente
Bem Price
Cuba
United States
Castro
Santiago
Guantanamo City
Castro and Company
Call For End To Rebel Aid May Pass
U N delegates in New York expect approval today in the General Assembly political committee of a Mexican resolution ending all aid to Cuban rebels. A seven nation Latin American measure seeking a peaceful Cuba US settlement is also anticipated, but passage faces a two thirds vote hurdle. The Soviet proposal linking the invasion of Cuba to U S aggression remains in play.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
General Assembly
Americas
Cuba
United States
Sitenasien Senecallt
Soviet Union
Concoetetee
U. S
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