Kennedy Aides Warn Tax Cut Needed For Full Jobs Recovery
President Kennedy's chief economist Dr Walter W Heller told the Business Council in Hot Springs that the spring upswing, though strong, will not cut unemployment unless a substantial tax cut is enacted. He said about ten years of uninterrupted growth would be required without stimulus. Ford Motor Co board chairman Henry Ford II joins the Business Committee on Tax Reduction in 1963 and other leaders pledge support to push for a 10 billion dollar tax cut.
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Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Frederick M. Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
New “Business Committee
Ford
Stuart T. Saunders
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Ford and Saunders
Spring Fever Roils Yale Brown Campuses in Riots
A spring night turned into campus riots at Yale in New Haven and Brown in Providence with about 1,500 Yale students controlled by police. Police arrested 17 at Yale and 14 at Brown, while officers and dogs sustained minor injuries as students surged toward dormitories and nonresident buildings.
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Penkovsky Faces Death Demand in Soviet Spy Trial
In Moscow a military prosecutor seeks the death penalty for Oleg Penkovsky and a 10 year term for Greville Wynne, amid testimony detailing alleged affairs and alcohol in the latest Soviet show trial. Verdicts due Saturday as observers expect Wynne to receive a prison sentence.
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Oleg Penkovsky
U.S
Greville Wynne
Penkovsky
Artem Gorny
Igor Rudovsky
Penkov
Rudovsky
Galina Zacharova
Soviet Union
Wynne
State College Name Changes and Higher Education Bill Settlement
North Carolina conference negotiators settled on the phrase North Carolina State University at Raleigh as the college name amid approval of the higher education package. The bill includes a community college system and senior status for Asheville Charlotte and Wilmington campuses. House and Senate votes diverged on blue law provisions exempting Burke County and Pamlico County while public opposition and constitutional concerns were aired. A companion Senate bill targets school fee controls by requiring local boards to approve student charges.
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King Enters Talks on Birmingham Desegregation Talks
Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. joins biracial negotiations in Birmingham to halt mass demonstrations. King aide Fred L. Shuttlesworth expects an agreement today, with bond releases for arrested demonstrators underway and plans for further releases by Wyatt Tee Walker and Andrew Young. The city warns local officials not bound by the informal committee’s accord.
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Fred L. Shuttlesworth
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Andrew Young
Ralph D. Abernathy
Abernathy
Senate panel warns Cuba would need major assault to overcome defenses
The Senate Preparedness Subcommittee cites intelligence that a large seaborne and airborne invasion would be required to overcome Cuba and Soviet forces. It questions missile counts and notes Cuba's battlefield strength, including about 185000 Cubans and 5000 Soviet troops, with heavy missiles and 12 fast patrol boats in the Soviet inventory.
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Washington
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Central Intelligence Agency
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United States
Teen kills mother and sister in Tarboro double murder
Willie Rufus Thigpen, 17, shot his mother Mary Ruth Thigpen 34 after a dispute over a driver's license then killed his 15-year-old sister Dorothy as she tried to call police. He fled with a two-year-old sister before being arrested. he was charged with murder and held without bond in thecounty jail.
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N.C
Willie Rufus Thigpen
Tom Bardin
Mary Ruth Thigpen
Macclesfield
T. W. Carver High School
Pinetops
Dorothy
Sieber
Willie
Bardin
Sheriff's Eens
Thigpen
Ee Mena Lew County
Decision Against Dixie Classic Is Reaffirmed
President William C. Friday and Chancellor John T. Caldwell reaffirmed the 1961 decision to decontinue the Dixie Basketball Classic. They told the House report the move was sound and defensible and cited past scandals and NCAA suspensions as reasons, noting the classic remains banned while other restrictions were relaxed.
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Consolidated University of North Carolina
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North Carolina State College
House of Representatives
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House
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University At Chapel Hill
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State
Explosions Hit Four Kroger Stores In St Louis
Four Kroger Co stores in St Louis were shattered by black powder blasts within 15 minutes. No serious injuries reported as police investigate possible links to ongoing union contract talks with Local 88 of the Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen's Union.
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Afl-Cio
Nick Blassie
St. Louis
St. Louis County
Stone Calls Court A Disgrace In Raleigh Senate
In Raleigh the North Carolina Senate president Sen T Clarence Stone blasted the U S Supreme Court calling it a disgrace to any civilized people after a Confederate Memorial Day tribute by Sen Thomas White. Other senators later expressed regret over the remark noting disagreement with court rulings but not undermining the court.
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Durham
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