Taylor from page 14 on military safeguards in treaty
Senator Taylor repeated that the treaty risks include relaxed U S and allied military efforts. The Preparedness subcommittee pressed for specifics, Jackson noting Taylor would supply data later. Gen Earle Wheeler, Army chief, supported the Joint Chiefs of Staff safeguards and warned against Western military capability gaps. Taylor testified that the military fears center on Communist world domination aims.
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Taylor
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
W. Averell Harriman
Joint Chiefs
Redistricting would alter senatorial seats in coastal counties
In August 1963 notes outline plans to enlarge senatorial districts across coastal and mountain areas reducing their representation. Cherokee Clay Jackson Graham Swain and Jackson would form a one senator district in the far west while Buncombe Haywood and Transylvania may join two senator areas. Existing districts like Pitt and Wilson face reallocation with Northam and Warren in two-senator zones. Market data follows with stock shifts and rail/airline movements.
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Mounttain
Far West
Cherokee
Clay
Jackson
Graham
Swain
NEW York
Kayser-Roth
Gesstrict
Ligeett & Myers
Ts Lc
Mary Ward
Pitt County
Otercla
Dairy
Johnston Woking
Aera Dies
Nash Oat Feee
Steels
Wilson
Gaits
Am Aviate
Porm Piet i Fallax
Blgecombe
Northam Airlines
Penney
Northam
Warren
Pete Hepsi Cola
Vance
Rai Phillips Petr
Franklin
Granville
Walllpitt
Radio Corp
High Point
iRep
Reynolds
Associated Press
Sears Roebuck
Utili- Sperry Corp
Calif
du Pont
Stevens JP
Texaco Inc
Gen-Texieneral Motors
Chrysler
Union Bay
Ford
UN Carbide
jUnion Pac International Telephone
United Airlines
United Aire Keror
Polaroid
IBM
United Fruit
IUS Rubber
West Union
Dow Jones
jWesting
Dividend from page LA small business recommended
A local Los Angeles small business recommended a dividend plan based on earnings. The report notes cautious optimism about future profits and seeks guidance from investors.
Buddhist Nun Burns Self To Death in Vietnam
A Buddhist nun named Dien Hien set herself on fire in a coastal village in South Vietnam to protest President Ngo Dinh Diem's government. She was the fourth nun to die similarly this year, as Hue saw a crackdown on a Buddhist student demonstration for the deceased's body. The report also covers tax reform debates and other varied notes from the era.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Dien Hien
Hue
No 13 Suite Omitted at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore explains the omission of operating suite No 13 when four new suites were added numbered 14 to 17. The article notes a new tax deduction feature may reduce patients tax burdens, offering up to 100 additional dollars per dependent and a base 200 dollars for the taxpayer, amid confusion over the numbering and surgery anxieties.
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New York
National Association of Close Noon
Securities Dealers, Inc
Adams Millis
Allied Ch Ag
Allis-Chal
Am Can Co
Titme Am Enka
Tel & Tel
Tia
Ins. Co. Bees
Atch T&esf
Nat
Atl Coast Line
Allvae Met Co
OsiBroushs Corp
Piedmont
Hue
N. C
Dan Riv Mills Air
Pyramid Life Ins
Douglas Aire
Scottish Bank
Don Chem
See Life & Trust
Duke
Superior
DuPont den
Bache & Co
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Raluim
Wosollnt
WGA Pt
Fel & Tel
Baltimore, Md
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Uwluculue Texpayers
Eee
MD Aa
Redistrict Wake and Chatham counties in two-senator district
The proposal creates a Wake Chatham one district with two senators removing Lee County to a Randolph Harnett Moore district. Orange would join a two senator trio with Durham and Person. Alleghany Surry Stokes form a one senator district. Yadkin Davie Iredell Rowan form a two senator district. Cabarrus joins a two senator district with Stanly Union Anson. McDowell Madison Yancey Mitchell Avery form a one senator district. Wilkes joins a new two senator district with Burke Caldwell Ashe Watauga. Hertford Bertie move from district one to join six counties in district two: Martin Wash-
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Wake
Chatham
Lee County
Randolph
Harnett
Moore
Orange
Alamance
Durham
Person
Alleghany
Surry
Stokes
Yadkin
Davie
Iredell
Rowan
Cabarrus
Stanly
Union
Anson
McDowell County
Madison
Yancey
Mitchell
Avery
Wilkes
Burke
Caldwell
Ashe
Watauga
Hertford
Bertie
Martin
Wash
Tax Cut Opposition Is Noted By Byrd and GOP Leaders
Senator Byrd and Senate Finance Committee oppose immediate tax cuts without corresponding spending cuts. Republican leaders Dirksen and Halleck doubt a tax bill passes this year, citing possible Thanksgiving action in the Senate and a potential Civil Rights filibuster delaying full passage. The House Ways and Means panel backed an across the board cut, with debates on debt limits and timing. About 24 percent of U.S. steel is produced in Pennsylvania.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Congress
Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
GOP
Charles A.halieck
Indiana
Dirksen
Halleck
Administration
Ways and Means Committee
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
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Pasquotank
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Chowan
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Benjamin Franklin
Ag Epee
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Burger Diet Systems
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Leonard Bernstein
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Adolf Green
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