Air Link Talks Highlight UN Session With Gromyko
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko may quickly agree on a New York Moscow air route and building embassies in Moscow and Washington. They also seek a private link for U S Embassy dispatches, while broader East West issues will require more time and allied consultations. Rusk planned meetings with leaders at the U N including Indonesia's Subandrio amid U S displeasure over Jakarta's stance on Malaysia and the British Embassy incident.
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Hurricane Edith Forms Near Barbados Prompting Warnings
Hurricane warnings spread through the Leeward and Windward Islands as Edith, a tropical storm, was observed by Navy reconnaissance and expected to strengthen to hurricane force within hours. At 11 am Edith centered near 13.0 N 57.8 W, about 180 miles east of Barbados and 1,800 miles southeast of Miami, with winds around 70 mph, forecast to reach 74 mph. Warnings extend from Guadeloupe to St Vincent and Barbados, with gale warnings from Guadeloupe to St Martin.
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Military Pay Hike Expected
Washington expects Congress to enact a $1.2 billion yearly military pay increase effective Oct 1 after Senate and House conference talks break a deadlock. House and Senate earlier set costs around $1.22 billion to $1.227 billion.
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McNamara and Taylor Arrive In Saigon On Viet Nam Mission
U S Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara and General Maxwell Taylor land in Saigon on a mission for President Kennedy to assess how Diem’s crackdown on Buddhists and students may affect the war effort. They plan field visits amid rising Viet Cong activity in the Mekong Delta.
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Emissaries Awaited In Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama President Kennedy sent emissaries Earl Blaik and Kenneth Royall to ease racial tensions after discussions with two local delegations. Kennedy said the pair would assist as needed. Blaik, a former Army coach at West Point, Royall a former Army secretary.
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Senate approves historic nuclear test ban treaty
The Senate ratified the limited nuclear test ban pact by an 80 19 roll call after weeks of hearings and debate. The treaty bans atmospheric outer space and underwater tests, with Kennedy hailing the action as a step toward peace. Opponents warned of national security risks, while supporters cited four safeguards backed by the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The vote reflected strong bipartisan support amid broad concern over Soviet advantages and future disarmament.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
Howard W. Can
Increases Noted Spur Inflation Fears Across Goods
Price rises Monday touched carpets plate glass steam condensers and black pepper with increases of about 3 7 10 and 16 percent. Analysts say higher living costs renew speculation that a business rebound may trigger inflation as Reynolds Metals raises aluminum ingot price and fabricators follow. Major producers weigh impact while aluminum remains less influential than steel. The move follows stubborn foreign competition pressuring ingot pricing. Page 2-4.
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AP Business News
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House Debates $11 Billion Tax Cut Amid Time Pressure
The House opens debate on a large tax cut with Administration allies rushing to pass it this year. Key House votes loom while a Republican amendment seeks spending limits. In the Senate, Byrd opposes tax cuts without spending cuts and total savings near $2.75 billion for individuals and $2.31 billion for corporations.
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Kennedy Begins His Tour Across the Nation
President Kennedy launches a 70 000 mile cross country tour with 12 speeches titled a journey to save Americas natural heritage He visits Milford Pennsylvania to honor Gifford Pinchot and the Pinchot Institute for Conservation joining Governor Scranton and Senator Clark in a ceremony highlighting conservation efforts and resource development plans.
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Bread Shortage Fears Grow In Soviet Union Amid Drought
A Moscow dispatch reports Soviet citizens are urged to save bread but likely will not face severe shortages. Emergency imports of about 7 million tons aim to offset last year’s drought and mismanagement. Harvest in Kuban boosted by bumper wheat but drought hit corn and vegetables. queues form in Moscow.
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