Lengthy Minnesota recount nears conclusion in late 1960s race
In St Paul Minnesota the prolonged governor recount tightens as Democrat Karl Rolvaag holds a 78 vote lead over incumbent Elmer Andersen amid weekend recess. Republicans weigh challenging the recount’s accuracy before a three judge panel while Rolvaag presses to add votes and clarify ambiguities in the original canvass.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
Elmer L. Andersen
Andersen
Rolvaag
Tax Cut Seen As Stall For Recession
President Kennedy's advisers see a tax cut possibly delaying a recession in 1964 or 1965 though not guaranteed to avert one. They note mixed signals with unemployment rising to 6.1 percent, unchanged industrial output, but continued consumer demand and rising corporate profits. The plan depends on congressional action this session.
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Washington
Kennedy
Council
Walter Heller
Chicago
Congress
Heller
Sanford Says Rate Hike Abuses Hurt Industry
Gov Terry Sanford, in Asheville, calls bonded rate hikes by Nantahala Power & Light abusive to attracting industry. He urges a top limit on bond use and stricter controls, not abolition. He also seeks curbs on absentee ballots and improved rate hearings with public representation.
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Asheville
N. C
Terry Sanford
Nantahala Power & Light Co
Sanford
Western
Utilities Commission
State Utilities Commission
Attorney General's Office
Three Kroger Stores Hit by Explosions in St. Louis Area
Three Kroger food stores were hit by blasts within minutes of each other in the St. Louis metropolitan area. No injuries were reported as shops reopened after cleanup. Investigators suspect gunpowder or dynamite with the East Alton blast also damaging a nearby church.
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St. Louis
Kroger
East Alton
Co. Food
Florissant
Papers Plan To Resume Publication
New York publishers and printers met to settle the end of a three month newspaper blackout. The New York Post already resumed last Monday while union locals prepare ratification votes after remaining contract details are finalized. Att Gen Kennedy hailed the end of the strike at a labor luncheon.
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New York
New York Post
Publishers Association of
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Local 6
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Bertram A. Powers
Nnational
Mailers
Robert F. Kennedy
Brazilian Finance Minister Dantas Aids Trip for Brazil Aid
Brazil's Finance Minister Francisco San Tiago Dantas left for the United States to seek financial help for the sagging economy. He carried a personal letter from President Joao Goulart to President Kennedy. Dantas said negotiations would avoid secret pacts and Brazil's independence would not be negotiated.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Francisco San Tiago Dantas
United States
Cuba
Dantas
New York
Washington
Joal Goulart
Kennedy
Radiotelevision
Radio Stars Are Powerful Objects From Space
In Pasadena California the California Institute of Technology reports that radio stars possess energies equivalent to billions of suns. A survey announced this weekend identifies the strongest of 24 radio sources with power outputs far exceeding ordinary stellar emissions.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Ohio
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